I am sorry for your loss. There's a million things to say and none of them would sound right. That could have been my way out too in many occasions, but it wasn't. Heal. There's a lot of us in this process. Feel free to hit me up if things get out of hand.
If you ever feel hopeless and want to catch up in a call to let it out, let me know. Been there, and was luckily able to get out because of no kids. The idea of being stuck with that person would have likely killed me, without a social net that could help in the most difficult moments.
Happy to see KAUST and Saudi Arabian research on the front page of HN, especially in this domain, considering the stakes the country has in the field of renewable energy.
Great progress on this front. I will try it out soon. One question: is the self hosted version meant to be used deploying a local instance of clickhouse, or by connecting to managed clickhouse cloud [or both are possible]?
Pretty much this. Despite the fact that I am blonde and from Europe. Plus (from my perspective and specific to the Netherlands): it's an ecosystem of speculating "professionals". The Tax stuff is all done in Dutch. Accountants and the likes demand huge fees, and the Tax Authority assumes you are a Tax Resident if you incorporate a BV there. It took 4 years after I left Amsterdam (and about 20k EUR) to get rid of the annoyance of the Belastingdienst / Accountants demanding I would file personal and business stuff there, while I was actually living in another continent. I have been living in more than 8 Countries up to now, and the Dutch Society is the only one I am positive I will never ever try to join again.
The group seems to be a relatively small Company, and have sold only 19 such machines around the world. There must be other manufacturers producing this sort of tech, I guess?
Having worked on solutions in the field, I find the video and the product in the article equally disgusting, and ridiculous. It positively looks like a parody.
Not really knowledgeable of the specifics: Is it really currently unfeasible for a repair shop to figure out how to re-solder a new SSD, and "flash" the T2 chip?