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by bluehatbrit 1y ago
Just yesterday I gave Claude (via Zed) a project brief and a fresh elixir phoenix project. It had 0 problems. It did opt for tailwind for the css, but phoenix already sets it up when using `mix phx.new` so that's probably why. I don&#x
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Private connections for every GitHub Actions runner(tailscale.com)
3 points by bluehatbrit 1y ago|0 comments
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by bluehatbrit 1y ago
I'd love to hear from someone who's shipped a product into production with Ash. I've been considering using it for a new project but I'm a bit weary of introducing a whole second language. With it being macro based rathe
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by bluehatbrit 1y ago
I'd be really keen to know more about what you're using it for, how you typically prompt it, and how many times you're reaching for it. I've had some success at keeping spend low but can also easily spend $4 from a singl
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by bluehatbrit 1y ago
I'd be very curious to know how these results would differ across other LLM providers and education levels. My wife is a secondary school teacher (UK), teaching KS3, GCSE, and A level. She says that most of her students are using Snapc
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Abusive AI Web Crawlers: Get Off My Lawn(mythic-beasts.com)
23 points by bluehatbrit 2y ago|22 comments
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
Kudos for sharing something in the early stages. The obvious comparison is ActivityPub or Bluesky's protocol but I don't see anything in the readme. It would be good to see some kind of comparison, or reason that one would choose
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
The article mentions the UK Government Risk Register, which I've always thought was pretty interesting. They publish it each year (I think) as a PDF and it's very easy to access and read. https://assets.publishing.servi
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
Honestly, I think this is probably too kind on word clouds. They're tragic and any time I see one on a presentation it makes me cringe.
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
Labour have no problem with it, just the same as the Online Safety Act which is causing chaos right now. They're fine with the legislation and have never expressed a desire to see it repealed. They didn't even do much to prevent i
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
I'll also vouch for Arq, I've been using it for several versions now and they're all pretty solid. The website is a bit difficult to navigate but the tool itself is solid. I use it across windows and macos machines at home an
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
I've just added the numbers of my kids school onto the list and it's been fine for me. I've never had them contact me from anything other than the schools number, but I'm in the UK and I would be very surprised if a teac
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
First of all, thanks for sharing numbers. I live in the UK and often hear folks from the US touting huge salaries and I figured living costs must be higher but never knew by how much. Second, this is absolutely wild to me. Is this your mont
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
It looks like the team behind it have been moving it towards more of an open standard over the last year. There's now a CLI reference implementation, and the Jetbrains IDE's have an implementation for it. There's also a threa
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DigiCert removing support for IPv6 on their services(docs.digicert.com)
16 points by bluehatbrit 2y ago|1 comments
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
You should probably check it, in the UK this is pretty standard, and I believe it is in the US as well. I suspect most of Europe is similar as well. It will vary by company and industry, but in my experience when you ask HR and Legal to put
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
Great thanks for the info, this is along the lines I was thinking. I'm guessing that means you also have dedicated user accounts on the shared host for each developer? I suppose that would be pretty easy to manage with some ansible. I&
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
Do you have any more detail on how you're handling this on a shared host? My understanding is that the base remote containers + remote ssh extensions would require the code to exist directly on the remote host, and then the container t
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
I use it at the moment and don't really find any noticable difference between running directly on my host, and in a dev container. If I were to measure the performance I'm sure there would be something, but it's not noticable
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
I work mostly in web / server side development, it's not really a problem I've had for a number of years now. Some of my colleagues use various linux distros, others macos. No one is using Windows that I know of. Each project
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
I think GP was probably exaggerating but there are far fewer owning companies than actual vpns. This article does a decent job of showing it https://vpnpro.com/blog/hidden-vpn-owners-unveiled-97-vpns-2... but may be a
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
Honestly, I don't receive any emails which are even worth summarising. I unsubscribe from marketing emails, and the humans who email me aren't writing more than a couple paragraphs at most. It becomes more effort to hit a summary
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
That third link is not related to Polywork the startup. It's an opinion piece which happens to use the same term.
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
The Co-op (referred to in [0]) is also a bank, funeral directors, insurer, and solicitor! They're really quite successful to be honest. Nationwide is another example of a successful cooperative as well (large UK bank, particularly in t
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
> Developers want to use PaaS and also AWS or Azure so they can put it on their resume for the future. I think this is a little disingenuous. Developers want to use them because they already know them. The services composing them are als
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
I left pretty soon after lockdowns, the writing was on the wall for me. Both on the flexibility, and the direction. It was also around the time the CEO announced he didn't want to be a company paying top market rates for top people. Gi
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
I recently caught up with a few people I used to work with who are still there. From what I gather, the consolidation is still happening and not moving very quickly. Lots of internal politics, people not wanting to lose their areas, etc. I&
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
Exactly my memory as well, even the upper-middle leaders seemed thoroughly confused by it.
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
They're renting out the space or making a royalty from the sales. So it's not really competing with them, it's a way to make money with absolutely no maintenance or stock management. It'll be less profitable for them, bu
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by bluehatbrit 2y ago
I can't imagine so. A match is over when one persons conker is destroyed. If you were purposefully missing, you'd be throwing the game. Theirs would still take a battering from hitting yours as well.

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