William Okuno
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William Okuno
@WOkuno
Founder of https://t.co/oHdD9nuqaN + https://t.co/GJ8pGOmGo9. Building VPS, colocation, and infrastructure for homelabbers, builders, and small teams.
Minneapolis, MN Katılım Mayıs 2015
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I’ve been trying to focus on ai tools supporting my core tasks and work. Like I will still write my algorithms, but I used to have to write a bunch of scripts to evaluate my algorithms. Those scripts took up most of my time and wasnt central to my work. So now ai helps. It’s a tool. Knowing what the right tool is for the job and how to be effective with it is important and the hard part for any programmer/engineer.
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... myself to do some "mental weight lifting" so the brain doesn't atrophy when relying too much on the AI.
How do y'all handle that?
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Ok, confession time: I use agentic coding *all the time* and *every day*. And have been doing so for many months.
I am *terrified* of skill deterioration on my side. I see the studies, I can feel it myself. The agents make me much more productive, but I feel I need to force...
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Nah, it’s actually pretty hard to fully saturate a 1GBPS all of the time. I got 1GBPS at home and have never had an issue. Plover.digital has 3 racks full of Colo customers and VMs with a 10GBPS links and we are typically using under 100MBPS. To fully use a 1GBPS is a lot more than people think.
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@_vai0 Nah I get the same feeling. I think ai is still in the era of fuck around. But the real fun begins when we get to the find out era.
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I did it.
Not the prettiest and it was a massive pain to figure out/setup, but now that I have it I love it
Feels so good to fully understand (mostly) my network now
Ben Davis@davis7
Last time I got AI psychosis, this time I got security psychosis 🙃
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i'm working for the wrong company
India & The World@IndianInfoGuid
🚨Samsung to pay $26.6 billion in bonuses to to 78,000 workers - Average chip worker bonus estimated at $340,000 per employee
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@hunterlanier These are my favorite type of firms. Just doing their thing and doing it well. If you want it you can get it. Love it!!!
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If your a small hardware company you should be taking notes from egg timer rocketry
- Their website has no buy button
- you email them what you want and they send you a PayPal invoice
- it was at my door within a week
- I am overall very happy with this arrangement
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@orcdev I yearn for those days. BRING IT BACK! We dont need all this fancy TS, jquery did it all man.
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@b1ack0wl Same boat here. I go back an forth on meds and stuff. Was overmedicated for a large part of my life. Spent years just dealing with it. Haven't fully figured things out but we still progressing. Here is to more good days.
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i try (but fail) to keep my mental health stuff private, but I suffer from this nonsense and it really sucks when it happens since it's very overwhelming
I've tried medication in the past, but the side effects really fked me up. So, atm I just try to not have any bad days :/
Sophia ❣️@KeruboSk
The most painful part of ADHD isn’t distraction It's something called Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. It turns small moments into emotional avalanches. A late reply feels like rejection, a neutral tone feels cold, a tiny mistake feels like you’ve ruined everything. And even when you know it’s not that deep, your brain reacts like it is, fast, loud, and all at once. It’s not being “too sensitive.” It’s emotional regulation hitting overload. The spiral, the overthinking, the urge to disappear...it’s your nervous system trying to protect you from rejection. And over time, it doesn’t just hurt… it makes you afraid to reach out at all.
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As much as possible!!! Its about understanding and managing risks. Your personal site might be able to handle an hour of downtime. But a production database probably can't go down. Self-host what you can, save the cloud for high risk mission critical items. I really believe ownership and responsibility for your stuff is important and creates a better product/experience!
Hamzé 🦀@Hamzeml
What are the tech stacks/tools which should be self-hosted on our home servers?
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This is the way! I really believe that you gotta spread out the risk where it matters. Who cares if your personal site goes out for an hour. But you might want to be able to keep a production database alive 24/7
Different solutions for different problems. It also helps a lot in managing costs based on risk!
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@Hamzeml Almost Everything.
Self ownership and extreme responsibility are great things, and the cloud should just be the stuff that truly needs extreme uptime and volume at any cost.
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@EmmanuelMakes I used to travel with two huge anker one... I'm more into having remote systems with a constant connection these days then having a system with me. Tad easier to travel with.
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@_vai0 Taking a look at it a bit closer, speeds and feeds. Looks like some areas have more then others. Its really hard to get the feel for how much and how fast. but yeah its all practice.
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