bmurphy1976

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by bmurphy1976 3mo ago
It's been a couple months so I forget what problems I ran into, but Docker's AI bullshit pushed me over the edge and I tried switching to Podman. I ran into some compatibility issues. Alas I don't recall the details. So I t
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by bmurphy1976 3mo ago
I'm not using Cursor at the moment, but when I did (not too long ago) my experience was similar. Plan with Opus, implement with Composer, clean up with Opus. Composer did a competent but not amazing job with a good plan. What I reall
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by bmurphy1976 3mo ago
It should be installable, just via a package management system. You choose what you need. I think OP hasn't thought this through completely so he's missing this nuance in his post. That said, knowing Microsoft they WOULD release
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by bmurphy1976 3mo ago
Click into the directory. It's there and you can access it that way.
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by bmurphy1976 3mo ago
Oh boy, I wouldn't use Spider-verse animation as an example. I personally hate it. When I saw the first movie I thought something was wrong and asked the staff if I had mistakenly been put in a 3D movie without the 3D glasses. Impres
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
I was going to ask about others having this experience. I've been using MacPorts for a couple years to install developer tooling because it's far more consistent and doesn't surprise me with new major versions of Python at r
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
Where do parrots fall in this grouping? They're not corvids. There must have been a pre-corvid ancestor.
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
Hey, at least you can buy them. Small comfort but remember during covid when you couldn't even get a Raspberry Pi? Truly tragic we are going through this again but here we are.
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
Maps is far from done. At the very least it's still riddled with usability issues. One bug-bear I have in particular: when I zoom into a very specifically chosen area, search for a Chinese restaurant, and it zooms out to half the sta
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
My daughter was struggling with her Math class back in January. I used Claude to build a tool that allowed me to generate very focused worksheets. The worksheets had problems designed to drill the concepts she was struggling with. It worke
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
At those rates if you aren't sharding your infra you are doing it wrong.
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
Oh man, sorry to hear that. I had a secondary Dropbox account I used for a few small but important documents. At some point I somehow lost the 2FA factor, and I don't know how as I've managed to keep the 2FA for every other one
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
The platform itself. Like, can it run Firefox? Can I actually do normal stuff in the browser like watch a YouTube video or join a Zoom call? Can I run VSCode? Can I run Docker?
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by bmurphy1976 4mo ago
How usable is Haiku OS in practice?
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
Let's never forget the summer of 2023 when Reddit forceably removed mods from many major communities and replaced them with corporate shills. That was a major loss of dedicated people who cared more for their communities than Spez&#x2
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
You can build spaghetti in anything and that definitely includes Ansible.
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
Thank you for this. I've implemented my own version of this a couple times over the previous 25 years. This is how my code always looked. I've used Salt, CFEngine, Chef, Puppet, Make, Bash, and many hand-rolled iterations of thi
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
Just having "home/docker.py" instead of "collections/ansible_collections/home/dev/roles/docker/tasks/main.yml" is reason enough. Which one of the 300 main.yml files do I load when
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
You can write `if CHECK: do something`. There's nothing preventing that. I've been down this path, implemented my own version of PyInfra many times over the years. I've used Ansible and my own implementations in anger. The
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
The dev who ran it. The manager who allowed it. The director/VP/CTO who enabled the culture. They all have some responsibility for it.
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
I'm starting to think a lot of the problem people are having is just that they have unrealistic expectations. I'm not having the same problem as you and I follow a very similar methodology. I'm producing code faster and at m
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
There's always three: Google buys Anthropic. Microsoft buys Open AI (or vice versa depending on how things go). SpaceGrok buys Cursor, limps along in 3rd place. Meta is the last man standing, get's stuck with Oracle,
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
What plan are you on? That's a really critical piece of info to be able to evaluate your experience.
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by bmurphy1976 5mo ago
You don't even need a bug bounty program. In my experience there's an army of individuals running low-quality security tools spamming every endpoint they can think (webmaster@ support@ contact@ gdpr@ etc.) with silly non-vulnerab
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by bmurphy1976 6mo ago
Some of these bills are written in such a way that they would apply to CNC manufacturing, such that they could even make building your own machine from scratch illegal. They are terribly oppressive and short-sighted.
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by bmurphy1976 6mo ago
LM has a whole series of videos that touches on this (as well as some related topics): https://www.youtube.com/@LoyalMoses/videos Louis Rossman also touched on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by bmurphy1976 6mo ago
It started long before tech. It started with manufacturing. Everything has been replaced with financial manipulation and rent-seeking.
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by bmurphy1976 6mo ago
Anthropic is going through major growing pains, both technical and organizational. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. It's chaos, things are changing too quickly, and us users are getting caught in the midd
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by bmurphy1976 6mo ago
I still struggle with the design, but once that's locked in getting it to implement things is pretty straightforward. I do have to fight the AI a bit to make sure things are simple and clean, but it's pretty good at that with the
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by bmurphy1976 6mo ago
There's also https://github.com/kahing/goofys , a Go equivalent. A bit of a dead project these days.

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