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by buster 10mo ago
I fail to see how it makes it much easier to review a lot of interdependent branches where branch C needs new logic from branch B which needs commits from branch A. Sounds like a nightmare to me. People should really try to work on trunk.
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by buster 10mo ago
It's a preview, isn't it? The pages says win, mac, Linux.
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Event-Driven Architecture Is Not Event Sourcing: A Necessary Distinction(buster.github.io)
5 points by buster 10mo ago|1 comments
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Kagi Hub Belgrade: A home base for Kagi members worldwide(blog.kagi.com)
6 points by buster 10mo ago|1 comments
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by buster 10mo ago
Thanks, but do you realize that you explained it to me using agent systems and ecosystems and open collaboration but i still don't know what it does for the user? Can it book flights for me? Is it supposed to be some kind of autonomous
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by buster 10mo ago
Can someone please explain what this means? I'm familiar with agentic development workflows but have no clue what this means and what I can do with it? Is it something like n8n, to connect agents with some work flow and let the work fl
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by buster 10mo ago
But, in my experience enterprises are moving to office365. Ten years ago I would have bet on the Google suite but it looks like Microsoft is winning this game in the corporate world. Google gets all the private users, Microsoft the companie
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by buster 11mo ago
I think we are having different contexts here. I am mostly talking about selfwritten services and how writing, maintaining and deploying helm charts for them is a nightmare. Regarding dependencies: Using some SaaS Kubernetes (Google GKE) fo
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by buster 11mo ago
That's all fine and such, but i suppose the SLAs aren't covering your revenue loss. In fact after looking at https://www.mongodb.com/legal/sla/atlas/data-federation#:~:t... it makes me wonder how mu
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by buster 11mo ago
There is a helm provider. Why would you need it? Can't you just use the kubernetes provider? People probably don't realize, that helm mostly is templating for the YAMLs kubernetes wants (plus a lot of other stuff that increases co
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by buster 11mo ago
Just use https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/kubernetes... instead of helm...
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by buster 11mo ago
Yes, you really don't need to use helm if you have terraform. Just use https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/kubernetes... . If you used helm + terraform before, you'll have no problem unders
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by buster 11mo ago
After some work with kubernetes, i must really say, helm is a complexity hell. I'm sure it has much features but many aren't needed but increase the complexity nonetheless. Also, please fix the "default" helm chart templ
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by buster 11mo ago
I'm using https://github.com/kagisearch/ask It's a simple shell script of 204 lines.
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by buster 11mo ago
The sentence "It is astoundingly easy to push an LLM over to collapse into ungrounded nonsense" makes me wonder. How easy? What specific methods accomplish this? Are these methods fundamentally different from those that mislead hu
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by buster 11mo ago
Event Sourcing seems like massive overkill for the stated problem. The core requirement is simple: "show account balance at any point in time" for regulatory compliance. What specific audit requirements existed beyond point-in-tim
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by buster 1y ago
Actually, i get the news search with a quick answer and a link to the assistent and not a single LLM but practically all LLMs in one interface and can link and share the chats. The Interface is nice, simple and Kagi is very up to date regar
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by buster 1y ago
Kagi seems to be one of the few companies that put out services, genuinely trying to fix things with good intent. I hope it stays that way. (I was very skeptical about Kagi Assistant but now i am a happy Kagi Ultimate subscriber).
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by buster 1y ago
Everytime I read those benchmarks over the past years, I'm reassured that good old XFS just works and performs fine.
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by buster 1y ago
Reminds me of this dutch guy "obtaining all data from random Microsoft 365 tenants": https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-from-simulation-to-tenant-takeov... Great talk, by the way.
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by buster 1y ago
What you describe is the difference between tedious and simple. Boring is good. I don't want to be excited by technology, i want to be bored in the sense that it's simple and out of my way. Same for KISS. I tend to tell people to
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by buster 1y ago
So.. a) I get that a lot of users use KDE. And they love the Desktop Environment. But is there demand for an OS? Would those users switch? I hope so, but for such a big decision to build, support, maintain a whole OS, i'd expect some k
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by buster 1y ago
The premise "we write software which is installed on operating systems, so we need our own operating system as well" doesn't make sense. Also the point that there are other operating systems like elementary or gnome OS out th
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by buster 1y ago
Sounds like a sane decision to me? Using musl is the developers decision, not Rusts.
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by buster 1y ago
What the heck? And why is everyone even discussing this? What kind of nightmare.
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OpenKagi – Custom Lenses and Themes for Kagi Search(openkagi.com)
4 points by buster 1y ago|0 comments
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by buster 1y ago
must say I am suspicious in this regard, as they don't show applications other than a Sudoku solver and don't discuss downsides.
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by buster 1y ago
Regarding this thread: I find it kind of funny how a group of adults can obsess over pixel perfect placement of terminal characters (or whatever) on screens that have so tiny pixels, no other human being would even see a difference without
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by buster 1y ago
No, why would the finance team care for the cover of a movie or the available subtitles? If everyone would have the same definition, changing some thing about a movie will need a change in every consumer who doesn't actually care.
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by buster 1y ago
I do wonder if it is in the book authors interest if some people blog and summarize the whole books content? Or even more interesting: Would it be fine if I let an LLM summarize a book and create such a series of blog posts?

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