arianvanp

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   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   Do you happen to be using Rosetta? The aot cache of that slowly fills up and its not easy to clean up. I remember i had to google some magic command to do it
2. 62.▲
   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   It takes 1.5 seconds to close a Tab in Safari. If you hold the close tab shortcut for long so that it closes all tabs the entire browser basically freezes. I run into this daily. I don't understand how this got through QA
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   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   Check out https://www.scion.org/
4. 64.▲
   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   You should ask yourself why nothing interesting is happening anymore. There's a reason for that.
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   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   Nah im tired about AI dominating 90% of the posts and the slop machine. People who use AI can't shut up about it.
6. 66.▲
   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   Claude code is very good at reverse engineering. I reverse engineer Apple products in my MacBook all the time to debug issues
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   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   I've been using Nix to manage my skills instead. It's been great. Especially because I can now declaratively manage all the cli tools and mcps my skills depend on. https://github.com/arianvp/claude-nix
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   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   It was a requirement from the school. Be happy they have one that makes it easy to flash another distro later! :D
9. 69.▲
   by arianvanp 9mo ago

   I wish the virtualization framework would allow you to simulate your own MDM stuff. Would be very useful for integration testing MDM implementations themselves...
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    I used my ThinkPad T430s for 12 years. I got it second hand from a developer I looked up to when I was in college and it carried me through a large part of my career. Loved that machine to death. When I finally replaced it with a Framework
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    I thought this was about formal specifications. Anyhow still useful. Golang has built in syntax for referring to RFC sections though and the syntax here seems incompatible which is a shame.
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    I just use nix for this https://github.com/arianvp/claude-nix
13. 73.▲
    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    For ipv6 proof of ownership can easily be done with an outbound connection instead. And would work great for provisioning certs for internal only services.
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    I think you can technically hibernate the instance when the spot reclaim signal comes in. Then snapshot the instance and then terminate it. Can then spawn a new instance from the snapshot and it should unhibernate Whether the OS will like t
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    That sandbox gives default read only access to your entire drive. It's kinda useless IMO. I replaced it with a landlock wrapper
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    Fails with Error: The operation either timed out or was not allowed. See: https://www.w3.org/TR/webauthn-2/#sctn-privacy-consideration... . On Android
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    It's better than web! You don't usually view it with Internet. You view it with either an antenna or with broadcast cable. It's up even when the Internet is down.
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    I use WhatsApp's built-in LLM to read news when I'm on long flights that only give messenger access. It's great
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    In the Netherlands the public broadcaster still publishes news through Teletekst: https://tweakers.net/reviews/11700/hoe-werkt-het-vernieuwde-...
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    Most video calling software uses STUN NAT hole punching and not central relay servers. You are definitely publicly routed when you call through Google Meet or WhatsApp or FaceTime
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    by arianvanp 9mo ago

    It's open source. Somebody will simply publish an AUR package with a custom kernel that is one command away. You're underestimating the capability of motivated nerds to make a good UX when needed :p. This is how we ended up with S
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    Why? They're all built from the same source code.
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    I hate everything about the Claude code plugin system. They saw GitHub Actions supply chain Fiasco and said: great let's add hallucinations on top. It's that bad. It's embarrassingly bad. No lock files. Nothing. And then most
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    Happened in Dutch Caribbean controlled Airspace
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    Yes they work with iPhone
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    FWIW I maintain an official implementation of the journal wire format in go now. https://github.com/systemd/slog-journal so you can at least log to the journal now without CGO But that's just the journal Wire fo
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    Cloudflare doesn't have their own CA. They use a bunch of third party CAs (LetsEncrypt, Google and W2)
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    Is it solved in macOS? Curl recently removed macOS keychain support as there are like 7 competing APIs 6 of which are deprecated and number 6 is a complete HTTP replacement so curl can't use it. Only reason why it works on macOS curl
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    Given that 50-70% of the critical services I use in my daily life (healthcare, government, banking, insurance) all go through Cloudflare this practically means everything that is important to me as an individual is being actively intercepte
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    by arianvanp 10mo ago

    Complains about TLS inspection, yet fronts their website on the biggest and most widely deployed TLS introspection middle box in the world ... Why do we all disdain local TLS inspection software yet half the Internet terminates their TLS co