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TIL about his extra's channel, thanks!

I have set up let's encrypt with DNS challenge running a wildcard in on a subdomain. Its not a recursive wildcard, but for me, it works good enough. Some of the software I host in my home network expects to run as the root on a web server.

The DNS wildcard points to a 192.168.xxx.xxx address. I don't really care that the IP adres of my home server is public :)

Sounds interesting. Unfortunately not available in my country in the Android app store. I live in The Netherlands. If you're looking for feedback, you might want to double check this :)

But in that case, it won't be subsidized by the manufacturer!

I'm sure people would get a cheaper toaster in exchange of an ad being burned in your bread.

Same here, surprised that only you mentioned it here.

Curious to how well LLM's work in this context! (mentioned as one of the reasons to embed CAD in Rust)

I only know of another text -> STL AI model, I'm quite a bit more excited about this idea.

Does someone have experience with this?

Nice! You might want to fix your GitHub link in the footer though, it 404's for me right now :)

How much VRAM would this require, if I would want to run this locally?

I bought a 12GB Nvidia card a year ago. In general I'm having a hard time to find the actual required hardware specs for any self hosted AI model. Any tips/suggestions/recommended resources for that?

Ah, 5x? At $WORK, the low code tool vendor that is used to build the monolith (and that of our sister company) is bought by a private equity firm. Our sister company will face a 7x increase. Another fun thing is that the license is based on a percentage of licensing cost to their customers.

Their game is clearly to squeeze very hard for a few years, and then deprecate the product. I can't imagine that there are companies that are fine with such price hikes.

Yep. I do create fresh db's from a fixture db using postgres's ability to create a database from a template. Very quick, always correct.

Wow. In the EU, canceling subscriptions must be as easy as signing up for them by law.

My personal longest issue with ISP's was when the software config once went wrong in their side, took me a month and allmost daily phone calls until I got to 4th line support that was an actual techie who fixed it in 10 minutes.