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   by bbkane 1y ago

   Microsoft's loss is gamers' gain in this area I think. Besides, MSFT is almost $500, so they're doing something right.
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   by bbkane 1y ago

   What did the software product do?
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   by bbkane 1y ago

   I can't comment on the behavior of his students, but his ex-wife told the FBI that Feynman flew into violent rages and choked her on several occasions ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Feynman#Personal_and_p.
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   by bbkane 1y ago

   I've been using vhs ( https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs ) to script gif creation- really showcases CLI workflows if you're demoing multiple commands. Examples: https://github.com/bbkane
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   by bbkane 1y ago

   I ended up writing my own zsh prompt a few years ago and it's worked like a charm for my simple needs: https://github.com/bbkane/dotfiles/blob/master/zsh/dot-zshrc... ends up looking like this:
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   by bbkane 1y ago

   Not including a [Keep off and don't ask again] option is one of the more infuriating things about modern software Android does this too)
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   by bbkane 1y ago

   Yes I enjoy his new stuff much less than his old writing as well
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   by bbkane 1y ago

   OP said they want completion support, which Kong doesn't include. https://github.com/jotaen/kong-completion exists, but the last commit was 2 years ago.
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   by bbkane 1y ago

   It would be really cool if Fang could generate a TUI form for your app with https://github.com/charmbracelet/huh (by the same org). Is something like that on the roadmap? Similar work: https://github.com&#x2
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    https://world.hey.com/dhh/our-cloud-exit-savings-will-now-to... - this blog post made the rounds last year; makes a similar case
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    There are a few: I've played with https://uptrace.dev and https://openobserve.ai/ . OpenObserve is a single binary, so easy to set up
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    I think that's how most languages bootstrap.
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    I agree- multiple return values don't compose; errors are better than exceptions, but still super verbose; channels have a lot of foot guns; enums are just sad. But despite all of that the language has some really good qualities too- i
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    And yet Rust in the one in the Linux and Windows kernels, so people must think it's worth the effort. https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1577667445719912450.html is certainly a glowing recommendation
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    AWS recently mentioned something called PObserve in an ACM article. They said it checks logs emitted from the running application against the formal model. Sounds really useful for this exact problem; hopefully one day they'll open sou
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    You should try Go!
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    The smallest unit of compilation in Rust is the crate, not individual files unfortunately. That's why you'll see larger projects like Wezterm or uv use workspaces to try to tame compile times.
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    From the outside (I haven't tried it), committing to ClojureScript for an application looks very similar to committing to a framework - it's a heavy influence in how you will write code.
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    They actually started with Lua! They made GDScript due to https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/about/faq.html#what-w...
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    In fact, I've gone the opposite way- my work has an internal cafe with a menu website that takes a lot of clicks to see everything. I originally planned to scrape the data and make my own website with better (imo) controls, but v0 turn
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    Ok, that's exciting, and thanks for the insight!
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    I saw that, but Go doesn't use dynamically linked libraries for encryption, so I don't think it helps in this particular case.
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    Does this work for Go binaries? My understanding is that Go programs do all the encryption "in the process" so the data is encrypted before eBPF can intercept it. I'd love to be wrong about that!
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    The thing I really need from my markdown editor is pasting images that then show inline, so I don't have to waste screen space with a "preview pane". So far the only editor I've found that does this is Typora.
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    I do this too; but I'm looking to try the container approach when I can't use a single binary (i.e. someone else's Python project).
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    You might look into https://openobserve.ai/ - you can self host it and it's a single binary that ingests logs/metrics/traces. I've found it useful for my side projects.
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    Thanks for writing this out; very insightful!
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    Look into https://logdy.dev . I've played around with it a little bit, but really putting some work into learning it and integrating it with OTEL traces is my next side project. Another alternative is https://ope
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    I wrote a list of resources that helped me at https://www.bbkane.com/blog/learn-ssl/
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    by bbkane 1y ago

    Thanks so much for the detailed example. Bookmarking for when I need to find it again...