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Quite an impressive build. How hard is it to collimate the telescope? Does it hold the collimation?

Magic containers can only pull images from DockerHub or Github, no other registry is supported. I wish they supported private registries (or BitBucket). These limitations make me reluctant to use it, and I wonder what else is missing.

I don't have ADHD but I've set Codex CLI to send me a push notification via PushOver when it ends its turn and it helps a lot.

You may also want to try check_postgres [1] and pg_insights [2]

[1] https://bucardo.org/check_postgres/

[2] https://github.com/lob/pg_insights

I understand the negative focus group part. The internet radio stations I like end up closing. I dislike advertising, but radio stations without income are unsustainable. This makes it hard for me to design products since they will likely fail! Maybe I should design them to be the opposite of what I'd like them to be...

The Postgres defaults in debian are understandably conservative to make it run everywhere. When I first installed Postgres I found it rather slow even on a good server. Only after reading guides on the web I found out why, the default RAM usage is limited to something like 32 MB which is way too low.

I had the same realization but with car mechanics. If you drive a beater you want to spend the least possible on maintenance. On the other hand, if the car mechanic cares about cars and their craftsmanship they want to get everything to tip-top shape at high cost. Some other mechanics are trying to scam you and get the most amount of money for the least amount of work. And most people looking for car mechanics want to pay the least amount possible, and don't quite understand if a repair should be expensive or not. This creates a downward pressure on price at the expense of quality and penalizes the mechanics that care about quality.

What registar do you recommend? I used Gandi because it was a no-nonsense registar, even if a bit more expensive.

Ask Google Deep Research, I'm sure it will do a good enough job

I've also cancelled my Intellij Ultimate subscription, because I feel Jetbrains lost its direction. They've made the classic interface a plugin and replaced it with a VSCode lookalike, and didn't have an integrated AI assistant that accepts your own API key. I'm ok with them selling their own AI subscriptions but let me use AI autocomplete on my pro subscription without further charges as long as I supply the LLM model API.

You could try AppLovin MAX, even if it's best for games.

Unfortunately I think this will the the future of vibe coding. Minified blobs of code that only the AI is able to edit. We don't usually review the compiler's use of registers or memory allocation after all.

I also find Roo Code chats add way too much stuff. I'd would like something that only includes to the context exactly the files I want, and only calls the model when I want. Using AI Studio with custom system prompt works, but is not as fast, but with Roo / Cline the costs can explode if you are not careful to create new tasks.

You may find the Podcast Index [1] project interesting, it tries to create an open index of all podcasts, and currently has 4.5M podcasts. It has a downloadable sqlite database and an API.

[1] https://podcastindex.org/

You can fix this using a system prompt to force it to reply just with a diff. It makes the generation much faster and much less prone to changing unrelated lines. Also try reducing the temperature to 0.4 for example, I find the default temperature of 1 too high. For sample system prompts see Aider Chat: https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider/blob/main/aider/coders/edi...

I used to buy Analog on paper once in a while. A few years back I wanted to subscribe the digital version, but there wasn't a convenient way to do so, just closed platforms and drm'd readers, so I didn't subscribe. Don't make it hard for people to give you money. They could just email pdfs...

I found an ophthalmologist that gets my prescription right, with optometrists it's a roll of the dice.

In my own tests even the 70B distill has an unacceptably high rate of hallucinations that makes it hard to trust the results.

Check out MXroute or migadu

That and Tetrachloroethylene (TCE) [1] which is used as brake cleaning fluid or in dry cleaning.

[1] https://www.science.org/content/article/widely-used-chemical...

Dasung makes e-ink monitors, with an HDMI input, such as the Dasung Paperlike.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECall

For the iPhone you should be able to use the NightCap camera app [1], it can stack multiple exposures.

[1] https://nightcapcamera.com/aurora-photography-photograph-the...

This game reminds me of the 90's FMV game Mission Critical [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_Critical_(video_game)

Deluxe Paint, Turbo C, Krita

Using llama.cpp on a 128 GB server running codellama-70b-python.Q4_K_M.gguf I get 1.3 tokens per second which is too slow. With Nous-Hermes-2-Mistral-7B-DPO.Q5_K_M.gguf I get 8.3 tokens per second which is usable.

Arguably there is a reference to female homosexual relationships in Romans 1:26, "For this reason God gave them up to vile passions. For even their women exchanged the natural use for what is against nature."

Some people get eyestrain from regular monitors, https://ledstrain.org/

Take this test instead: https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/FSIQ/ It's free and IMO the best of the free tests.

For the Portuguese market you can try Pplware [1]

[1] https://pplware.sapo.pt/