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by anttiharju 9mo ago
I've felt this. Bit scary given how essential of a tool it has become. I started programming before modern LLMs so I can still hack it without, it will just take a lot longer.
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
Oh just in time. Trying to switch from macOS to Linux soon.
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
heh. I think I've seen an adtech company use AI influencers to market whatever product a customer wanted to sell. I got the impression that it initally worked really well, but then people caught on to the fact it was just AI and perfor
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
For me it boils down to that I'm much less tied to tech stacks I've previously worked on and can pick up unfamiliar ones quicker. Democratization they call it.
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
I mean I don't think I'm giving a particularly favorable view of the product
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
I feel like we're talking in loops. Go is generally fine for crosscompiling. edit: what gave me pain with Rust for a cli was clap (with derive, the default). Go just worked.
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
I like AI for software development. Sometimes I am uncertain whether it's an absolute win. Analogy: I used to use Huel to save time on lunches to have more time to study. Turns out, lunches were not just refueling sessions but ways to
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
Fair take for nontrivial projects. Buuut with Go one in general tends to reach less for dependencies so less likely to run into this and cgo is not go ;) https://go-proverbs.github.io but for cross-compiling actually ended up fi
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
Oh Go with Rust's result/none setup and maybe better consts like in the article would be great. Too ba null/nil is to stay since no Go 2. Or maybe they would? Iirc 1.21 had technically a breaking change related to for loops.
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
I like Rust. I don't like that for fairly basic things one has to quickly reach for crates. I suppose it allows the best implementation to emerge and not be concerned with a breaking change to the language itself. I also don't lik
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by anttiharju 9mo ago
Coincidentally, MAHA means stomach/tummy/belly in Finnish.
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
that is neat indeed. With "only once" I mean figuring out the desired config
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
I think the main point is that all issues are ready for contributors to work on
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
re: on feeling like a janitor I tried running various Linux distros on my desktop some years ago and definitely agree on the crap-out experience and having to reinstall. Eventually settled on macOS and it's been okay. The game changer
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
(2020) latest release is 0.15.2 https://ziglang.org
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
re: forks for one person I've recently started to contribute to open source, mostly just to add some tiny feature or such I did not realise before this that getting your changes upstreamed can take a long time. Now I have even more res
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
My post can be found here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46409443
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Pre-commit hooks are useful(anttiharju.dev)
5 points by anttiharju 10mo ago|2 comments
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
Related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46398906
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
I think the examples given in the post are just done poorly. Lefthook with glob+stage_fixed for formatters makes one of the issues raised a complete non-issue. I'll write a in-depth post about it maybe within the next week or so, been
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by anttiharju 10mo ago
I can see > ssh exe.dev > The disk persists. You have sudo. on mobile
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A Safer Container Ecosystem with Docker: Free Docker Hardened Images(docker.com)
360 points by anttiharju 10mo ago|98 comments
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by anttiharju 11mo ago
Reminds me of AlphaGo It didn't try to maximise by how much it won, but just that it won. Apparently it changed the meta for human pkayers. If you have the time for it, the movie/doc is worth watching https://youtube.co
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by anttiharju 11mo ago
Feels heavily AI-written, em dashes and the filler.
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by anttiharju 11mo ago
Any resources you'd recommend for the k3s+NixOS setup? Been eyeing the same
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by anttiharju 11mo ago
I found it interesting that the rollback rate remained more or less constant despite size differences.
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by anttiharju 11mo ago
ghostty with tmux has served me well
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by anttiharju 11mo ago
Reminds me of cdk8s if one is looking for a framework if it can be called that cdk8s.io
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by anttiharju 11mo ago
Flatcar Linux has looked decent
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by anttiharju 11mo ago
Talos' KubeSpan is backed by Sidero-hosted disovery service that cannot be self-hosted without a commercial license

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