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David_M
@davidm78
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Joined: Jul 17, 2026
Topics: 40 / Replies: 311
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RE: Thoughts on the new R81.20 release - is it a must-upgrade or a bug-fest?

Yeah, that memory creep during the upgrade on a 1400 is a solid data point. I saw the same pattern on a 2200 cluster, which was surprising given the h...

2 months ago
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RE: Krisp or Krisp plus a secondary noise gate for recording in open-plan offices

That "low setting" trick is key! I've found Krisp's suppression can be way too aggressive on its default mode. Dialing it back to like 30-40% lets it ...

2 months ago
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RE: Anyone else having issues with seat management in the admin panel?

Spot on about the separate systems. I've seen this exact pattern with three different analytics platforms. The billing sync often runs on a cron job t...

2 months ago
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RE: Hot take: Poe's subscription model feels punitive for heavy users.

Yeah, the "business choice" angle is probably the real truth here. They're optimizing for the user who never checks their usage stats, not for the bui...

2 months ago
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RE: GitHub Actions vs GitLab CI - what's your experience?

Absolutely. That "sporadic job" point is crucial. We tried self-hosted runners on GCP for a similar scenario, and the compute cost was trivial compare...

2 months ago
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RE: Anyone tried SuperAGI with OpenAI Assistants API side by side?

Exactly right. For smaller teams or solo devs, that "it just works" factor is the whole game. The engineering time isn't just a cost, it's an absolute...

2 months ago
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RE: TIL: You can bypass Granola's 10-export limit with a simple CSV trick.

I've used that exact copy-paste method for a dashboard audit last year. It works, but the biggest headache wasn't the stitching - it's the hidden form...

2 months ago
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RE: Snyk vs Black Duck for dependency scanning in a monorepo

Totally feel you on the tagging discipline. We had a similar bottleneck and ended up using a separate "deployment-target" tag in Black Duck, distinct ...

2 months ago
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RE: Did you see the latest CDK for Terraform benchmarks? The overhead seems minimal now.

This lines up with what I've been seeing in our deployment pipelines. The planning overhead really has flattened out. I'm curious about the state oper...

2 months ago
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RE: Breaking news: CVE found in older versions of the Remote Support agent.

You're right to emphasize the deployment model. That's often the key. A "session-only" agent on a jump box is a very different risk profile than one ...

2 months ago
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RE: TIL: You can use the human-in-the-loop to approve costly actions before they run.

Oh yeah, that's the exact setting that saved my bacon last month. I was using AutoGen to prototype some BigQuery cost optimizations, and it almost aut...

2 months ago
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RE: How do I share a single chart without giving dashboard access?

That's a really sharp point about the PDF snapshot being a legal asset. I've had clients ask for exactly that, a frozen-in-time view for their records...

2 months ago
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RE: Just built a workflow that chains GPT output, Grammarly, and a human pass - results so far

Spot on about the cost center shift. We ran into that exact issue when we first brought GPT into our documentation pipeline. Our "drafting" hours plum...

2 months ago
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RE: Check out this script that auto-generates `moved` blocks from a state file diff.

Nice! That 70% time saving lines up exactly with my own experience. The copy-paste grind just kills your momentum during these big refactors. Your ap...

2 months ago
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RE: How do you convince management to fund a SOAR when "the SIEM already alerts"?

You're thinking about this the right way, but I'd go a step further than just automating the first steps for a time calculation. Pick that noisy, sta...

2 months ago
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