bastardoperator

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by bastardoperator 5mo ago
So you want to be a hero?
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by bastardoperator 5mo ago
No mitigation can stop Aisuru. Let's hope it's not that because the only end in sight is them getting bored and moving on to the next victim.
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by bastardoperator 5mo ago
My understanding is that data centers (at least in LA) are using mostly grey/industrial water, not water you can consume or use for agriculture. It feels like we're measuring water as one entity when not all water is equally usefu
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by bastardoperator 5mo ago
No thanks, Jenkins has three DSL languages and none of it is good. You dont have to inline code in yaml, you can call a script and call it day, write that script in any language you want.
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by bastardoperator 5mo ago
Was Microsoft the winner based on their 50B investment in OpenAI?
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by bastardoperator 5mo ago
You think the company that just gave 40B to Anthropic is the winner? Interesting.
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
I suspect someone dumped their pet. Considering its from Mexico I also suspect it prefers a warmer water/climate?
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
Just call it what it is, greed. The idiots at John Deer thought strangling their customers to death was a good business model.
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
You have three features, A, B, and C. They are core features. Two of the features break. How do you prioritize which feature gets fixed first? With telemetry its obvious, without it, you're guessing. Also, gh cli is not about git, its
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
It's not, you can literally do everything this tool does with Git, and 80% of the features could be replaced with commands in your shell rc file also using vanilla git. This tool was described perfectly the other day. JJ is the Dvorak
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
Nearly every package manager does this. You would never get work done if you had to inspect every package. Services like renovate and dependabot do this lifting at no cost to the js developer, and probably do it better.
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
I've been watching a series on YT that is specifically about rural towns in Texas that are being abandoned or on the brink of total collapse. Much of it has to do with highways and routing around these communities decades ago. I don&#x
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
That can't be your measurement when you're loading 3 huge js libraries which are a lot more code then say svelte, which also excels at SSG.
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
Sounds more difficult then modern web frameworks. We've all done this for little projects, but anything with users or development teams, your method is DOA.
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by bastardoperator 6mo ago
Looks like the Perl of Git too. Those commands are wild compared to vanilla git.
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by bastardoperator 7mo ago
If a shop tells me they use Atlassian/Jira I see that as a big negative.
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by bastardoperator 7mo ago
Consumers dont care about OSS, most people dont feel enslaved, and the only market share they'll dent is Android/Google. If we're getting more android slop, I'll pass.
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by bastardoperator 7mo ago
If they were cooked then they're cooked now. "Trump succeeded" remains unsupported by the same logic. Good shot on the googling and 12 year old article though.
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by bastardoperator 7mo ago
I think they just want steer users/developers to CF products, maybe not? It is interesting to see the two platforms. I've moved to svelte, never been a frontend person either but kind of enjoying it actually.
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by bastardoperator 7mo ago
This President isn't doing a good job on really any level. Its not that I want anyone to fail, it's that the President today is currently in a state of failure, and those failures like enriching himself can have long term devastat
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
Crazy... https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
The pricing is so bad I had to remove my CC details. One mistake and you wake up with a 50K bill for your personal project that was just you exploring.
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
I'm yet to see perfect code from a human or ai. Most of the people I work with that want everything to be in a perfect state typically get way less done. To your point, sometimes we are just mechanics and that's okay.
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
I worked at Verizon almost 10 years ago, they hired a group come to come in and assess. Within 3-4 hours they pwned the entire place (including offices outside of the office we were in) through an unsecured windows jenkins machine/scri
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
Let me fix this, "I now assume that all ads are scams"
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
I don't disagree, but I think big enterprises expect support, roadmaps, and the ability to ask for deliverables depending on the sale or context of the service.
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
Of the top 10 games on steam, 8 of them are multiplayer. Until they have top multiplayer games, they have nothing. The reality is most of these studios aren't going to enable Linux because they're already on record stating it woul
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
Until it fully supports multiplayer which doesn't seem to be a thing for any major game or studio, it's a nothingburger for the majority of people.
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by bastardoperator 8mo ago
How do you figure out Arch but not OOBE?
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by bastardoperator 9mo ago
Remember when Google was "Don't be evil"? They would happily shred this constitution and any other one if it meant more money. They don't, but they think we do.

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