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by alanwreath 3mo ago
I mean for local dev I like that I can just press one button and have Kubernetes available. Podman Desktop had something approaching that simplicity but I have found Docker Desktop more stable in my limited experience with it.
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by alanwreath 3mo ago
Good for the most part, I appreciate them being pretty much a drop in replacement (mostly so tools that reference docker can just work usually ). Regardless it works enough for me to run local Kubernetes and Tilt
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by alanwreath 3mo ago
Well said! I guess I’d overlooked that aspect of corruption. Especially poignant in my home where leaders make corruption===outwitting laws===smart. Perception can lead to widespread adoption. But I guess if our laws actually held up corru
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by alanwreath 3mo ago
Uncle Bob is awesome, maybe some of his ideas aren’t iron clad but he embodies a great engineer and person. Every time I’ve listened to ( https://youtu.be/UBXXw2JSloo ) or (now) read interviews the guy is humble, listening,
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by alanwreath 3mo ago
Corruption is ever present. No counter to it is what kills countries. The US has been security by obscurity in so many ways, this latest abuse is just further evidence that counting on it would only ever delay abuse for [checks calendar]
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by alanwreath 3mo ago
Reminds me of https://www.opensourceecology.org/ but I’m not sure if they are still active
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by alanwreath 4mo ago
I’m not sure what the US government is trying to do. At first it seems like they are just trying to stifle some company that said no. Now they are just doing free publicity. It’s like never before have I wanted to try something out as much
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by alanwreath 4mo ago
I mean that and the effects of multiple LLM vendors affecting supply and demand.
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by alanwreath 4mo ago
https://archive.is/DI4Cq And the verge is covering it too: https://www.theverge.com/transportation/956316/ford-quality-...
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Ford AI hiccups push carmaker to rehire ‘gray beard’ inspectors(bloomberg.com)
632 points by alanwreath 4mo ago|555 comments
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by alanwreath 4mo ago
This reminds me of a Pre-LLM-slop era issue I had with a process that a co-worker had created via a shared script that would automate combining many dependabot PR’s into one consolidated PR. The script was excellent because it simplified th
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by alanwreath 4mo ago
It’s very helpful to know the motivation for the commit and if that motivation was tied to a client contract/feature. Especially in cases where a commit affects multiple files or even just one file so that all commits can be grouped in
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by alanwreath 4mo ago
Nada - he’s my bud
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by alanwreath 4mo ago
> [Your job is] going to be taken by someone using AI Too true! > if the business owner is disciplined and prompts it with thought That’s a big “if”. For now, at least I wonder if conversations change from “I have an idea for an app…”
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
I have a friend who’s doing this for himself. He owns an AC business. He has need for tools but does not like plunking down money for a feature set that moves him in a direction he doesn’t wish to go. Solution? Create a bespoke internal sys
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
It’s a cliff we’re all being push to. Don’t know about you, I’m just struggling to put on my parachute !!!
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
Let it out co-internet programmer. It’s ok. The pain is real. We both love and hate our languages. It’s natural and healthy.
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
Are you ever supposed to inherit from the protocol though(unless you’re defining another protocol)? One of the great things about protocols is that your class doesn’t even have to know about the protocol explicitly. What this code looks cl
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
lmgtfy -> hwcs
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
I’m not sure if you were expecting the boo’s to totally drown out the speaker. The audio system for orators in those types of venues are made to focus on the orators voice, not that of the audience. The fact that they were audible at all (
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
Only related in awesomeness but whenever I see VLC’s icon I think of Kraftwerk. Kraftwerk sounds novel even today, I can’t imagine how it must have sounded 50 years ago.
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
Yes - that’s got to be it.
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
This is spam - btw this is the first spam I have ever come across on hacker news
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by alanwreath 5mo ago
Same here, my home lab is all pyinfra. I’m not sure if it’s my previous experience with ansible that made it simple for me or just the relative size of my home lab compared to larger companies where I’ve used ansible - but it seemed much e
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by alanwreath 6mo ago
I wonder is there any way to use this or rather get games to play on the emulator legally???? It really is the only thing that keeps me from them. I’d pay to play quality retro games. Heck it would almost be educational for my kids.
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by alanwreath 6mo ago
I wonder if you could use something like vLLM and have these subagents max out your local gpu. I’ve been looking for using a local model because I’m tired of rate limits of the cloud and also would really like to make use of my local gpu w
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by alanwreath 6mo ago
Odd that they would choose the form factor represented in the article - I am going to assume this is just some picture filler picture. It would seem one of the few occupations where it would not be off putting to have a bigger HMD, especial
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by alanwreath 6mo ago
Johnny Apple Seed references incoming…
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by alanwreath 6mo ago
It’s not novel to critique or idolize anyone, especially given the roll undergoing the changing of the guard. It’s not like hundreds of managers are changing. They are all still there. But here’s to hoping that change comes. Apple is alread
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by alanwreath 6mo ago
It’s petty and sad at the same time.

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