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Hosted dashboard for your personal weather station.

https://weatherstage.com/

I had some custom build scripts and sites for my dad and myself and was thinking I could make a simple SaaS out of it. Super early and didn’t advertise anywhere yet since the actual dashboard is very simple right now but it works and I keep adding the features I want to use myself.

Example dashboard: https://warnitz.weatherstage.com/

If you want to try it out, I suggest you write me at hello at domain and I will get you going. Let me know the type of weather station you have!


They should have renamed it first to HashiCorp, an IBM Company CDK, then shut it down

Tried it, had some issue, opened a bug report, no response. I think it is dead.


Le chat doesn’t seem to know about this change despite the blog post stating it. Can anyone explain how to use it in Le Chat?


Looks to be API only for now. Documentation here: https://docs.mistral.ai/capabilities/document/


I asked LeChat this question:

If I upload a small PDF to you are you able to convert it to markdown?

LeChat said yes and away we went.


…and removed from front page…


Why did this post got removed from the front page?


Docker hub reported an incident[1] at the same time. Are they running on R2?

[1] https://www.dockerstatus.com/pages/incident/533c6539221ae15e...


looks like they do for free users.

https://docs.docker.com/desktop/setup/allow-list/


Is this a freely available library (JS?) they use for this?


What I am always missing in these posts: How do they limit network bandwidth? Since these are all multi-tenant services, how do they make sure a container or isolated browser is not taking all the network bandwidth of a host?


You probably can do this through the proc filesystem/cgroups. If you think about it, you can use cgroups to limit the bandwidth, so you can also use it to measure it.


Shouldn’t this be built into a queue somehow? I’d love to see a queuing solution like SQS but has a built in fairness, where you can fully utilize a capacity but as soon as, let’s say customers compete on resources, some fairness kicks in. Is there anything like that?


Multiple queues?


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