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by abound 1y ago
Perhaps ironically, most Docker builds aren't deterministic. Run `docker build`, clear the cache, run it again five minutes later and you might not have a bit-compatible image because many images don't pin their base and pull fr
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by abound 1y ago
This isn't strictly Netflix per se, it's part of the AV1 codec itself, e.g. https://github.com/BlueSwordM/SVT-AV1/blob/master/Docs/Appen...
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by abound 1y ago
I was thinking about this from another thread (the Helix one). Initially, learning Helix broke my ability to use Vim, but now I flit back and forth between Helix and IdeaVim without thinking about it. Similarly, I switched to a split keyboa
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by abound 1y ago
> What did you not find fast about gitea/forgejo? They're plenty fast, but it's hard to match the speed of terminal tools if you're used to working that way. With Soft Serve, I'm maybe 10 keystrokes and two secon
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by abound 1y ago
Easy backups, especially for repos that use Git LFS. It's also nice to have a simple UI for browsing repos and project history. Soft Serve doesn't have built in CI/CD, but I plan on bolting on a lightweight solution there. I
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by abound 1y ago
For my private, personal Git server, I recently moved from Gitea to Soft Serve [1], and have enjoyed how light and fast it is. I have it hooked up via Tailscale (using TS_DEST_IP to forward traffic [2]), so it has its own IP on the network
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by abound 1y ago
From the article: > [...] these planes will largely be used for transatlantic flights, and that requires extra training compared to non-transatlantic operations.
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by abound 1y ago
The post is about using GitHub's integrated Copilot tooling, where each issue gets its own instance presumably running in a sandbox. This sidesteps the issues you're talking about here.
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by abound 1y ago
There's a few different ways to fix this, but here's what the official docs suggest: https://jj-vcs.github.io/jj/latest/FAQ/#i-accidentally-chang... TL;DR - `jj evolog` and then restore changes from
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by abound 1y ago
[Ignoring gov't paranoia discussion] > Its actually the EU and US rulings against their monopoly thats driving it. Can you elaborate on this? Locking phones down like this would seem to make Google an even bigger target for future a
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Speeding Up Restic Backups on Kubernetes(blog.bsprague.com)
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by abound 1y ago
I ran into this (initially surprising) behavior of using Restic [1] to make backups of services on Kubernetes, figured I'd write it up for others. [1] https://github.com/restic/restic/
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by abound 1y ago
I also got this impression, but that could just be because we've only read the non-paywalled intro, and the rest is actually the meat of the analysis.
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by abound 1y ago
That's fair! I didn't know they were offering that. I think it's a recent development -- it's not generally available ("contact us"), and it seems more focused at enterprise-type deployments than end-user mail
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by abound 1y ago
Stalwart is a mail server program, not a live email server you can pay someone money to use. One can of course use Stalwart to run a hosted email service.
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by abound 1y ago
It requires a bit of scripting between the `gh` CLI and `jj`, but it's totally doable to maintain even complex stacks of PRs on GitHub with jj. One thing I've found at $DAYJOB is that I have to set the PR's "base" b
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by abound 1y ago
You don't need to entirely forget this. I've made a habit of regularly seeking out job opportunities and interviewing even when I'm entirely happy with my job, which is to say I've done a ton of these kinds of intervie
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by abound 1y ago
There's also Talos, which also also supports Hetzner [1] and is similarly streamlined. Not quite the same idea but very similar. [1] https://www.talos.dev/v1.10/talos-guides/install/cloud-platf...
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by abound 1y ago
For a bit more color here: a B Corp designation really is just a marketing tool. Unlike the name implies, it's not some special corporate structure, it's just a certification you pay some company to get and pinky promise that you&
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by abound 1y ago
For folks like me puzzling over what the correct transcription of the title should be, I think it's "How to recognize speech using common sense"
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by abound 1y ago
Thanks for the tips! Being in a rural area, there's only a few colocation facilities within ~50 miles, and I need to reach out to them to see who they're connected to. So far, I've only seen that Cogent has a presence here, b
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by abound 1y ago
I sincerely appreciate the offer, and would love to take you up on it! My email is available from my profile (via my website), or feel free to grab some time: https://cal.bsprague.com/meet I've mostly looked at wireles
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by abound 1y ago
I got my own ASN a few months ago (and am in the three+ year waiting list for an IPv4 block), I've been thinking about trying to become a rural ISP in my area, so this is very timely for me.
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by abound 1y ago
I do this all the time in Claude Code, you hit Escape twice and select the conversation point to 'branch' from.
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by abound 1y ago
I think GP is calling out the highly non-linear nature of the pricing. $20 for the first TB and then $50/100 GB after is a 25x jump in pricing. Linear usage cost makes sense, but the more common/sane thing is cheaper unit pricing
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by abound 1y ago
You piqued my interest with the mention of jujutsu support. I just read the post on using it for code review [1] for stacked PRs and was really impressed, awesome work! I've never used Gerrit directly, but I'm guessing that Jujuts
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by abound 1y ago
My general rule of thumb: - GitHub for things I expect broad collaboration on - SourceHut for things I just want to share (or expect contributions from a specific group that are comfortable with email git flows) - Self-hosted for everything
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by abound 1y ago
Someone had some thoughts and chose to share them with the internet. I think that's cool. If anything about the internet sucks, it's the inevitable unconstructive criticism from anonymous strangers.
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by abound 1y ago
When you make it a reality! For folks with even the most modest of DIY inclinations, there's never been a better time to try building things.
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by abound 1y ago
I don't believe they do, they use Firecracker microVMs for isolation: https://fly.io/docs/reference/architecture/

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