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Go for it! Building PCs is really enjoyable experience for me and you can tailor the hardware to your needs - more memory, stronger gpu, stronger CPU, etc. Big fans at low rpm is better than smaller fan at higher rpm - it's less noisy. I'd highly suggest looking into Noctua for fans and cooling(I'm not affiliated in any way) - they're slightly expensive, but they're silent and do a great job. Don't get a GPU with "turbo fan" - they're really loud. GPU with single fan (unless low-end) is also not worth it, usually. It's very important to me to get a NVME SSD - read/write speeds can go up to 7gb/s (gb, not gbit). Don't overlook the PSU (as many people do) - you might get all kind of weird issues like GPU Coil while, random restarts, etc. If you want to get fancy, you can get into liquid cooling. At this point it does not matter as much if you'll go with AMD or Intel. Have in mind that the newest gen AMD CPUs is using different CPU sockets, so you need to find a motherboard that maches it. At this point it's not worth getting DDR5 memory - much pricier for 2-4% performance difference.

I'm getting 404 Not Found for the past 20-30 minutes. Seems that's the case for everyone.

I'm getting 404 Not Found for the past 20-30 minutes. Seems that's the case for everyone.

I'd probably look into AWS Lambda as you can query in parallel from different IPs at a scale cheaply.

If you're familiar with the javascript ecosystem, I'd recommend looking at Remix or NextJS.

Hey! I've made https://github.com/deepsyx/home-automation about 2 year ago, it might give you some inspiration :) It controls the lights, ac, heater and displays the current temp on mobile app

https://github.com/deepsyx/home-automation That's what I do :)

AWS already have ElasticBeanstalk which is a Heroku alternative. However, if you decide to build your infrastructure manually, use Terraform.

This is similar to

thispersondoesnotexist.com thisresumedoesnotexist.com

The creator of the page here, I'd be happy to answer any questions :)

That's reasonable

You guys just killed wigle.net :(

Actually I used that as Linux alternative to Photoshop. I've used Chrome to export it as stand-alone app.

Guys, is this the end of the world?

You can take a look at https://math.stackexchange.com/

This lib reminds me of https://github.com/auchenberg/volkswagen :D

That's a good point! What third party tools I can use to handle the comments? Is Disqus worth it?

The resume is created via Enhancv. First developer/employee here :)

Thanks! Will definitely look into them :)

Sorry! I just made and it and I'm still hyped about it. I though the people I replied to would be interested.

https://youtu.be/wh0OoLUTeM8 Just added a video :)

https://youtu.be/wh0OoLUTeM8

https://youtu.be/wh0OoLUTeM8 Just added a video :)

I just added a video! https://youtu.be/wh0OoLUTeM8

This is one of my main issues as well! At this point the whole hardware is located close to each other, so the cable management is fine, but I would like to put sensors in other parts of my flat. One of my thoughts is to use UTP/FTP cable, as it has 8 wires and it's pretty thin (and not that ugly).

Looks interesting, bookmarked it for later reading :) I noticed that you have sensor in all parts of the house from the images. I wonder how did you solve the wiring issue? I mean I'm looking for a cheap way to connect all sensors, but avoid putting wires everywhere.

Actually, this is on top on my to-do list. I've been thinking about it for some time. Currently I'm planning to do it via motor and a reductor with ~1:1000 rate. The other issue is to find a cheap way to connect all radiators without putting cables everywhere. I'm open for suggestions :)

Thank you! Actually I did. However I wanted to try out new technologies and since I haven't used React Native, I decided to try it out. I really like doing things from scratch, the whole networking and the bare bones. I could probably buy cheaper ready solutions, but electronics/software are some of my hobbies.

Yes, that's what I meant. Unfortunately, I did not want to disassemble the unit as it would void the warranty.

The relay is controlling the main voltage input and it's similar to http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NTAwWDUwMA==/z/ZS0AAOSwr81UNgc9/$_.... The relay's function is to act like a central switch. I have also a servo attached to the thermostat and it's only role is to spin the thermostat controller. The servo is similar to http://www.conrad.com/medias/global/ce/2000_2999/2000/2060/2...