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www.youtube.com 1mo ago

Run local agentic AI on the Mac using MLX [video]

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goblins.mchen.workers.dev 1mo ago

How to Train Your Goblin

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nesbitt.io 3mo ago

Standing on the Shoulders of Homebrew

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github.blog 3mo ago

The uphill climb of making diff lines performant

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stanislas.blog 5mo ago

Moving my personal infrastructure to Kubernetes (single-node k3s)

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github.com 5mo ago

I wasn't satisfied with existing cloud coding agents, so I built my own

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stanislas.blog 5mo ago

Building my self-hosted cloud coding agent

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github.com 5mo ago

Show HN: Fast-resume: a TUI to index and fuzzy search coding agent sessions

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stanislas.blog 6mo ago

Building a TUI to index and search my coding agent sessions

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shields.io 6mo ago

Shields.io Uses the GitHub API

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stanislas.blog 6mo ago

Building a macOS app to know when my Mac is thermal throttling

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stanislas.blog 6mo ago

Doing my cloud exit (kind of)

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stanislas.blog 6mo ago

How Claude Code is helping me as an open source maintainer

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stanislas.blog 7mo ago

Migrating my web analytics from Matomo to Umami

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ghost.org 1y ago

Ghost's social web (ActivityPub) integration

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transactional.blog 1y ago

Data Replication Design Spectrum

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clickhouse.com 1y ago

The Billion Docs JSON Challenge: ClickHouse vs. MongoDB, Elasticsearch, and More

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medium.com 1y ago

Proxyless Scale-to-Zero with eBPF

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www.apple.com 1y ago

Using Apple Watch to Estimate Cardio Fitness with VO₂ Max [pdf]

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www.openbsd.org 1y ago

OpenBSD Innovations

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tomblomfield.com 3y ago

How we got customers to sign up to Monzo in the early years

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www.netinterest.co 4y ago

Dotcom 2.0

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github.com 5y ago

Feather: A Minecraft server implementation in Rust

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uk.reuters.com 5y ago

South Korea's SK Hynix to Buy Intel's NAND Business for $9B

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eclecticlight.co 5y ago

Time Machine backups waste space

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www.xda-developers.com 5y ago

Google One's 2 TB plan now comes with a VPN

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miniflux.app 5y ago

Miniflux: A minimalist and opinionated feed reader

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eclecticlight.co 5y ago

Big Sur’s Signed System Volume: added security protection

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eclecticlight.co 5y ago

APFS changes in Big Sur: how Time Machine backs up to APFS

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github.com 5y ago

Duf: Disk Usage/Free Utility

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Indeed, that's why apps like iStat Menus, Stats, Sensei etc (for macOS at least) are very useful, I keep the CPU usage and power usage in my menu bar at all times, this is very useful on battery. For example I know that my Macbook Air idles at ~2W-5W, so if I'm doing nothing special and it's using 15W, a process is doing some funny stuff

but what are you able to do about it?

On Macbooks with fans, I started tuning my fan curve with iStat Menus (https://bjango.com/help/istatmenus7/fans/#custom-fan-curve) because I noticed the default curve was lagging behind and thermal throttling kicked in before the fan even reach max speed.

For Apple Silicon specifically, I recently discovered that there is a "high power mode" (https://support.apple.com/en-us/101613) that allows the fans to run at higher speed. So I don't use the custom fan curves anymore, it helped me a lot (but it does get quite noisy on a 14" M4 Max)

For a Macbook Air, not much you can do besides closing stuff, or elevating the macbook and pointing a fan at it or things like that... but yeah it's a bit desperate!

Since the new AMD VMs from Hetzner have similar pricing to Scaleway's DEV instances, I did some Geekbench tests:

- Hetzner EPYC Rome: 600/1900 - Scaleway EPYC Zen (DEV): 526/1844

Not much difference for a generation bump. But still, good value!

Other offers:

- Scaleway EPYC Zen (GP): 826/2887 - Hetzner Xeon Skylake: 673/2325