Welcome AI2027 nightmares lol

yes precisely. but many been warning (myself including) against this, but also understanding the inevitability of it.

Hey if you’re OpenAI, you’ll get free WiFi and no legal repercussions!

Cue the movie Mercy lol

What happened?? As someone who is currently doing this without backups…

I moved homes and damaged both drives because they traveled together.

I have mine in a RAID 5 setup rn because I was scared about that, but I definitely should set up offsite backups, it’s just so expensive

Raid is not a backup :( For the really important data (photos, documents, ecc) a small 1GB raspberry pi + USB external HDD works great as a Borg server for daily backup, there is no need for a full NAS when you can store all important data in less the a handful of terabytes

A raid is one layer and one copy in a backup.

Inherently to inner copy it provides some redundancy.

Backups need more than one copy.

RAID is not a backup because anything happening within that file system happens to both drives immediately.

ZFS snapshots can help, but this is one layer of a comprehensive backup strategy.

both drives? Only 2 mirrored drives isn't really what a RAID can be.

Constructing a RAID5 with 4 drives provides failover and recovery if one of the drives dies.

You can have as much redundancy as you like on your RAID, but if you fat finger an rm -r it's all gone.

A real backup protects both against hardware faults and accidental deletion.

I’m not implying Raid 5 on its own is a complete backup.

Within a storage array though it does provide redundancy at that level, and generally speaking most people don’t access a raid or NAS at a shell level only where they drop rm -fr’s

Separate and offsite backups are non negotiable, however running a raid 5 locally can greatly reduce storage rebuild/restore time, if a single drive fails the rest of the raid continues to work fine until replaced.

A RAID 5 setup is more exposed to that. He had to damage all of his disks to lose all data, you need to damage two of your disks to lose all data

I use RAID1 so that each disk can be pulled and used as standalone.

HDD failure probably

Or a house fire, or flood...

Dude do you have any screenshots of the iOS app or website?

How do you use omp with subagents and not burn through credits? I tried using orchestrate and it drained my wallet… I didn’t know about /tan though, that is sick

Ashai linux?

This is only for people who haven’t personally used deepseek v4.1 flash, or MiMo V2.6, and don’t know about cost per task on artificial analysis

Dude, hop on the Gemini student plan and try Gemini Notebook and Gemini Live. Live is a personal TA, Notebook literally podcasts the readings and what you need to learn

I am not buying this. I use AI to check my work, but it is absolutely terrible at teaching or explaining.

That’s what I have been using, but from glancing through this repository, it looks like the win here is that you can define where you want things and yet still have diagram as code

Yep, exactly! D2 is in the same family as Mermaid, i.e., automatic layout, with some escape hatches like grid placement or absolute positioning. Reladraw sits in a gap between automatic layout and absolute positioning.

D2 has some support for this. You can fix the position of certain elements and then it will redraw things around it.

I’ve been thinking about something similar to this but D2 wasn’t totally open source until now.