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by cedws 1y ago
Why wouldn’t Google just publish a database of URLs? Even just a CSV file? Infuriating.
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by cedws 1y ago
That's exactly what pisses me off about it. The government could have at least devised a technical solution to verify the age of people privately. Data breaches happen all the time, do they just not care about the consequences when mil
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by cedws 1y ago
I don't know why a car company is investing in digital assets and its CEO hasn't been flamed by the shareholders for it.
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by cedws 1y ago
You should kick up a major fuss. Call the media. Write a blog post. These companies should not be the moderator of what is socially acceptable.
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by cedws 1y ago
Thanks for your reply. We use BuildKit's cache + SSH socket mounts in most of our Dockerfiles so this was a blocker I came up against immediately when trying Dagger. I'd rather not share my username here but there's a convers
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by cedws 1y ago
Very recently. It may run on BuildKit but it doesn't expose it as a build runtime. IIRC Dagger implements its own way of building images that lacks BuildKit features and doesn't work with Dockerfiles.
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by cedws 1y ago
I have to disagree about Act, my experience is that it only works for extremely simple workflows, and even then it’s easy to run into differences between Act and GitHub Actions. I’ve raised many bugs but AFAIK there’s like one guy working o
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by cedws 1y ago
I tried out Dagger hoping to tidy up some of our CI pipelines. I really wasn’t impressed to be honest. I initially just wanted to build a basic Docker image using BuildKit and even that was nightmare that the Dagger guys basically told me j
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by cedws 1y ago
Interested to see where they move. Switzerland has been considered the standard base of operations for privacy companies. Many companies including Proton used it as part of their branding.
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by cedws 1y ago
Kids play a part in trapping you in that lifestyle though. If you’re fortunate enough to have a job where you can save money, as long as you don’t have kids you still have the option of just packing your bags and pissing off somewhere for a
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by cedws 1y ago
With this kind of speed you could build a large thinking stage into every response. What kind of improvement could you expect in benchmarks from having say 1000 tokens of thinking for every response?
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by cedws 1y ago
This has been contested for literally a decade. What changed for the government to finally push this through?
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by cedws 1y ago
Enterprise security is cargo cult to the max. You can run 10 different dependency scanners, static analysers, AI analysers, it doesn’t prove shit. You can be SOC1, SOC2, SOC1337, whatever and still have the most moronic bugs. The same ones
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by cedws 1y ago
Thanks, interested in trying this.
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by cedws 1y ago
Do you think there’s any money in helping businesses modernise their stack as a consultant?
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by cedws 1y ago
I’m not even “rich” and yet thinking of moving myself and my assets somewhere else like Dubai. Why should I pay into a system I get virtually nothing out of? Furthermore my country took my freedom of movement in the EU away. That’s another
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by cedws 1y ago
Banks already have too many restrictions on what you can do with your own money. At some point you’ve got to accept it’s a user problem. Instead of creating more restrictions, educate people. Run ads where young and old people alike will se
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by cedws 1y ago
Over the lifetime of CL that’s not very much. Docker pulls isn’t a great metric either because images tend to get pulled repeatedly in CI pipelines.
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by cedws 1y ago
I’m feeling limited by the tools right now. The software for using LLMs is an incongruent mess. For example, how can I have a global system prompt shared across all the apps I use my OpenRouter key with? I can’t, I have to set it in each ap
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by cedws 1y ago
It's a shame but I've never heard of anybody using it to be honest.
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by cedws 1y ago
Your comment reminds me of the "housing economic theory of everything." I watched this video a while back about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZxzBcxB7Zc It used to take one income to run a household. Now it
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by cedws 1y ago
There’s still 20 years of projects using everything that became before uv. They didn’t upgrade the moment uv came into existence. Data science-land still uses other rubbish too.
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by cedws 1y ago
Even if it does, nothing will change. They've been trying to push through this legislation for 10 years. They don't care what the citizens want - their need to spy takes priority.
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by cedws 1y ago
When you look hard enough it’s a miracle anything works at all.
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by cedws 1y ago
You can have Cloudflare forward traffic via a tunnel I think.
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by cedws 1y ago
With this and the UK government forcing Apple to backdoor iCloud (which lead to them no longer offering ADP in the UK), it feels like we're losing the battle for any kind of online privacy. It feels like the ship is sinking and I want
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by cedws 1y ago
I rarely see this talked about - that H1B inherently creates a power imbalance in favour of the employer. It enables them to stomp on workers’ rights and pay less. All according to plan I’m sure.
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by cedws 1y ago
Has anybody used this to run a private email server?
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by cedws 1y ago
Seems like every time I see a paper more than half the names on it are Chinese.
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by cedws 1y ago
Apparently they are, which is crazy to me. Zed agent mode shows modified hunks and you can accept/reject them individually. I can't imagine doing it all through the CLI, it seems extremely primitive.

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