AlphaJack
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Comment · 8 days ago
You don't really need a new homelab, a used mini pc will do just fine. For me Immich idles at 0.1% on consumer CPU consuming less than 3GB of RAM:
- server: 1.40GB
- postgresql: 600MB
- machine learning: 125MB
- valkey: 25MB
This is for around 200k photos and videos. Mounting the thumbnails folder on an SSD should also help with load speed
Comment · 1 year ago
FINN (https://finn.com/) | Senior Data Scientist - Pricing | Munich, Germany ONSITE | Full Time | 73-85k€ + equity
FINN offers convenient and flexible car subscriptions, bringing a true e-commerce experience to car ownership and accelerating the arrival of electric mobility.
As a Senior Data Scientist in Pricing, you will be at the forefront of developing and transforming FINN's pricing strategy and implementing state-of-the-art pricing algorithms. You will leverage advanced forecasting and optimization models to uncover demand and price trends, predict outcomes, validate impact and provide actionable insights and recommendations for our pricing team.
Requirements: - Quant Master / PhD - 3+ years in e-commerce (leasing, rental, airline, hospitality are a plus) - Skilled in data and time-series analysis, statistical modelling and implementing forecasting and optimization models from scratch - Experience in E2E implementation of pricing strategies and building POCs
Post: https://jobs.lever.co/finn/e8fb0360-11c1-418a-af53-a317fb5d6...
For more details or submit your application, reach out to me at <giacomo dot coletto at finn dot com>
Comment · 2 years ago
I wrote my own python wrapper around Rustic and RClone to achieve 3-2-1 file-level backups: https://github.com/AlphaJack/rusticlone/.
I first tried Rustic's native RClone support, but performance were awful. Backups are automated and run on a daily basis. To restore all my repo (or just one) I run a single command, if I have the repo configs in place.
To backup the repo configs I manually make a second backup by putting them, among all other configurations for my devices, in an encrypted .7z archive, which I upload in a remote cloud storage.
To reinstall Arch, I turned my notes into an automated script that does that in few minutes. The guide in the post derives from it, so it's quite up-to-date.
Comment · 2 years ago
Thank you for the valuable feedback! I applied your suggestions, in particular sticking with pacman and explaning my encryption and PCRs values.
Comment · 2 years ago
Thank you for the feedback! As you and other have suggested, I removed the "yay" requirement and added a brief explanation that its install instruction can be found in the other guide
Comment · 2 years ago
I have a friend which is really happy with EndeavourOS, I am hearing only good stuff about it. Back when I switched to Linux, the choice was either Manjaro or Antergos, and Manjaro had a far wider community.
Antergos was eventually archived, and from my understanding EndeavourOS become its spiritual successor.
Comment · 2 years ago
I found TPM + PIN to be more secure than TPM automatic unsealing, and faster than typing my long passphrase.
I haven't tried pam_autologin yet, but I see the convenience of it.
Comment · 2 years ago
The threat model is the Evil Maid Attack.
I found Secure Boot + UKI + TPM PIN (God forbids automatic unsealing) + FDE to be great for both security and usability.
Comment · 2 years ago
This is the step-by-step process I followed to install Arch Linux on my laptop with the following features:
- Wayland - Plasma 6 - Plymouth - PipeWire - LVM on LUKS - Unified Kernel Image - TPM PIN unlock - Secure Boot
Let me know what you think!
Comment · 2 years ago
FINN | Engineering Manager (React/Typescript) | REMOTE / Munich | Full-Time | 105-106k€
FINN drives change for people, organizations and the planet through frictionless mobility. Offering convenient and flexible car subscriptions, we bring a true e-commerce experience to car ownership and accelerate the advent of electric mobility. Join our fast-growing scale-up to make FINN the natural choice in Germany. We work with the best car brands in the world and are backed by leading global investors.
As an Engineering Manager in our Growth department, you are directly responsible for building and improving our online shop with the Discovery team. You will hire and lead an international, world-class team of engineers. This is a cross-functional team with both Frontend and Backend developers.
Typescript | React | NextJS preferred | 3+ year as manager | 5+ year as software engineer
Details: https://jobs.lever.co/finn/afbf67bd-3925-4f8c-825d-6efb192a0...
For more details you can email me at giacomo dot coletto at finn dot com