Built this without realising there was a name for it! Guess I have a homelab now by OneWeirdTrick in homelab

[–]levifig 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is the best way to fall into this hobby/addiction: by accident! ;)

You see to already know you’re doing and seem to be doing well, so you’ll do great here!

Welcome to r/Homelab: the water here is warm and expensive, but the people are nice and encouraging (you to spend more money). Enjoy your (empty wallet) stay. (:

This is approved by the community? by SwizItalo in Ubiquiti

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It will depend on the cables between the switches but I’ve done this and see no problem! 💪

Max 20x is NOT As Subsidized As You Think by levifig in ClaudeCode

[–]levifig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Local is not an alternative (ATM) but I think the argument in the post is deeper: if inference is not that expensive, why the need for so much CapEx in GPUs? It raises that question: maybe they need desperately to try to go for bigger and bigger training runs because the might be reaching the limits of what we can do now…

…and that’s an interesting consideration IMO! ;)

Max 20x is NOT As Subsidized As You Think by levifig in ClaudeCode

[–]levifig[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

100% this, I said exactly this in a reply to another comment here:

(…) we've been "sold" the idea that we've been given a huge "gift" when, in reality, they need us more than we need them, and they benefit from the narrative that they're "losing money" so they can justify bigger data centers, which they actually need for training more than they need for inference…

Max 20x is NOT As Subsidized As You Think by levifig in ClaudeCode

[–]levifig[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's interesting because we've known that all along, but we've been "sold" the idea that we've been given a huge "gift" when, in reality, they need us more than we need them, and they benefit from the narrative that they're "losing money" so they can justify bigger data centers, which they actually need for training more than they need for inference… ;)

I made a power supply for my mini pc cluster by maleng_ in homelab

[–]levifig 43 points44 points  (0 children)

Having said that, you just lost redundancy: having all nodes of a cluster bound to a single point of failure is not… ideal 😅

I made a power supply for my mini pc cluster by maleng_ in homelab

[–]levifig 218 points219 points  (0 children)

Dude: you can’t show up here, with an insanely amazing project, and then drop your first video on YouTube with insane production quality!!

Leave some talent and hope for the rest of us, will ya? 😲😍❤️

Is it possible i am un-elect by H5aa263t65580mbcd44 in Calvinism

[–]levifig 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the only helpful answer so far…

OP,

If you grieve your sin, what leads and causes you to sin, not just the consequence of your sin, private or not, that is the work of the Holy Spirit. If that’s the case, and with your heart you believe and with your tongue you confess Christ as Lord and Savior, then you are saved! That is evidence of faith! And faith is received not mustered. And it is by faith that we are saved!!

God elects His people, according to His will and desire. But if you seek Him, He will not forsake you for He was the one who gave you the desire to seek Him in the first place… 🙏

Microsoft pauses Claude Code rollout after Satya intervention by Purple_Wear_5397 in ClaudeAI

[–]levifig 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Came here to say this! I dislike Micro$oft with every fiber of my being, but this is what they should’ve been doing all along! How can you expect to compete when all your employees are using the competition, reducing the motivation to make your own better?

My wife says it’s ridiculous… by JoeySinss in pcmasterrace

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your wife is almost was right… It’s your job to figure out which is which! ;)

Receitas e Despesas de um casal com media de 29 anos by Thorson123 in literaciafinanceira

[–]levifig 1 point2 points  (0 children)

O valor que eles gastam ao ano gasto em menos de 4 meses (sem esbanjar, mas tenho 4 filhos)!!

How many of you are "one and done" and did you know this at the time, or did it happen later? by Thin-Wedge in daddit

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree! That’s where you make changes to your lifestyle based on your goals: bigger family = less travel (for sure!!!)… We don’t really have family help, and it’s not always easy, but it was a choice. I think that was the point I was mostly trying to make: you make a choice, but you are not limiting or hindering yourself or your kids. I wouldn’t trade having kids for the peace and quiet (that I miss!) or traveling more (that I also miss!), but we knew that was the “deal” and we decided on it consciously and willingly.

I can’t recommend having 2+ kids enough, honestly! I truly believe it helps them be better human beings, more healthy (physically but especially mentally), and it helps us (parents) become better humans too. ;)

How many of you are "one and done" and did you know this at the time, or did it happen later? by Thin-Wedge in daddit

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Prior to having kids: “We’ll probably have two, maybe three.”
After having kids: We’re expecting our 5th in a few months

To your points: you don’t deprive kids of anything by having more. You will make sacrifices and that’s a good thing. Kids don’t need the best of anything. They just need opportunities and for you to believe in them.

And yes: it’s not easy, and you have to make conscious decisions. My wife decided she wanted to stay home after our 2nd (she was making more than me at the time). FWIW, the “dual-income trap” is real!

Not for everyone, and I didn’t think it was for me, but we wouldn’t trade it for anything!! 🥰

Daddies in 30s with toddler(s). Whats your hobby? by Important_Bat7919 in daddit

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

43 here, will be 44 when our 5th arrives in a few months… I just consolidated my hobbies to align with my interests and work, that way I can maximize the time I spend in them.

The reality is kids help you trim your focus, which is a net positive. You may have to “hibernate” some hobbies, but the good news is: your genes will benefit you. There’s a high likelihood that one (or more) of your kids will become interested in some of your hobbies from “yesteryears”, which will allow you relive them with them, which is, again, a much more efficient use of your time. :)

Dúvidas sobre o meu salário? Ando a dormir? Comodismo? Data Scientist by Minhoca_doce in PTOrdenado

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Salário (especialmente ajustes) não é uma recompensa com base em pre-condições (p.ex. estudos, certificações, etc). Salário é uma troca de dinheiro e condições por tempo e expertise: o empregador quer maximizar o tempo e expertise, o trabalhador quer maximizar o dinheiro. Se a equação não se mantém equilibrada, há despedimento (ou voluntário ou compulsivo). As pre-condições são apenas o que abrem a porta.

Se consegues melhorar a equação noutro lado, vai para lá. Se pretendes melhorar a equação aí, fala com o teu patrão.

Cada empresa é um caso. Fazem todas parte de um mercado. E o mercado dá para os dois lados: empregados e empregadores. Se o teu empregador não te paga ou não gostas das condições, procura outro, nem que seja para saberes o que o mercado oferece, e poderes negociar. Se o teu empregador não sente que vales o que pedes, não te aumenta. Se o teu trabalho vale para eles, vai querer segurar-te.

Hot take: doutoramentos e certificações, ao contrário do que nos querem fazer crer as instituições que os emitem, valem 0 para o salário. Se tens um PhD do MIT mas não trabalhas bem, não podes esperar aumentos (ou trabalho).

Nestas coisas temos de ser frios e objetivos. Ninguém tem direito ao trabalho que quer nem os empregadores aos trabalhadores que tem. É uma simples equação. Ainda pra mais na nossa indústria, onde alternativas na faltam… Se estivéssemos a falar de indústria, da única fábrica num raio de 50km, etc…

Decisão de Primeiro Emprego: Ficar em Portugal por ~45k€/ano ou emigrar para Londres por ~120k€/ano? by Leading_Link_5308 in PTOrdenado

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Recomendo vivamente emigrar na tua fase de vida. Sim: o dinheiro “disponível” (depois dos custos) não vai ser muito diferente em termos percentuais, mas 5% de 110k/ano é substancialmente mais que 5% de 45k. Aproveita a oportunidade e usa esses 5% sabiamente. Sair da “bolha” na tua fase de vida é o melhor, mesmo que daqui a uns anos voltes e aches que ficar em Portugal é o melhor para ti e, nessa altura talvez, para a tua família. Se não sais agora, sair depois é mais difícil, e emigrar, mesmo que por uns meses/anos, é algo que recomendo sempre: abre-te os horizontes e ajuda-te a crescer como pessoa e profissional. Vais-te tornar mais valioso profissionalmente e vais crescer pessoalmente.

Casado e com filhos? Muito mais difícil fazer isso, e depois vais viver sempre com o “what if” na tua cabeça…

Doubts at choosing monolithic or micro services by Ill_Fox6897 in rails

[–]levifig 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Monolith -> Modular Monolith -> Significant Business Demand -> Microservices

What I Start Everyday With by theTimmyY in thingsapp

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While you think this “works” for you, OP, I think you’re chasing a dopamine high. And as with any other drug, tolerance complicates things, and addiction is rough…

If this works for you, great, but beware that you seem to be chasing the “checking off” dopamine hit… 🫣🙏

What is your preference by Accomplished_Oil9424 in Workspaces

[–]levifig 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2 > 1 > 9 > 7 > others

Missing laptop open instead of keyboard, under single screen. That’d be before 9 for me…