cpuguy83

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by cpuguy83 9mo ago
I mean, that's exactly what you are doing with every single dependency you take on regardless of language.
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by cpuguy83 10mo ago
KDE Connect with iOS, while useful, is terrible .
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by cpuguy83 10mo ago
The scrolling makes sense. Dragging up and down does not.
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by cpuguy83 10mo ago
If by "utility" container you mean the containers aren't managed under the same stack, that is true. Buildkit, at least prior to docker 29, executes runc directly. It is still using the same storage backend, though there is a
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by cpuguy83 10mo ago
Just an fyi to anyone making or thinking of making one of these: Turning a knob with a mouse is the worst interface I can think of. I don't know why audio apps/DAWs fall so hard on skeuomorphism here when the interface just doesn&
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by cpuguy83 10mo ago
> I don't think that the older builder created special containers for itself? Buildkit doesn't create special containers for itself? It's literally a service integrated into dockerd. > Which can only refer to images tha
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by cpuguy83 10mo ago
Buildkit is integrated into dockerd the same way the old builder was. If you want a newer Buildkit you'll need to run it separately of course. I'm not quite sure I understand what you are trying to do with nfs there. But you can d
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by cpuguy83 10mo ago
Buildkit didn't break anything here except that it each individual build step is no longer exposed as a runnable image in docker. That was unfortunate, but you can actually have buildkit run a command in that filesystem these days, and
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by cpuguy83 10mo ago
If "not caring" == "never heard of it" then I'm with you. Not like I don't pay attention either.
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by cpuguy83 11mo ago
Excellent, I'll be repeating this.
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by cpuguy83 11mo ago
Most expensive sock ever.
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by cpuguy83 11mo ago
And I am immensely unhappy with my 4K@32. 4K@27 is more tolerable... really miss the 5K@27 I had (other than it was a "smart" monitor which annoyed the hell out of me).
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by cpuguy83 11mo ago
But who's going to use such a tiny display that would make 1080p look good?
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
You are right, I should not have said "you can't independently verify anything", but then you generally need to know what you are looking for.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
Right, my point was that nobody bothered to check the source tarballs which should be completely reproducible already,
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
They were completely preventable by independent verification. Just that without reproducible build you can't independently verify anything.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
Distributing software is a lot harder than just building it (with the caveat that people don't want to install build dependencies). So we rely on centralized distribution (and build). Because of this we have to assume trust of that ent
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
Docker on Mac runs containers in a VM, but the VM is native the cpu architecture and takes advantage of hardware virtualization. You can of course always use qemu inside that vm to run non-native code (eg x86 on Apple Silicon), however this
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
Yeah eveey time I want to use it I generally need to unpair and pair it again. Weird stuff like trying to send my clipboard from my phone and it goes the other way. It's handy, but needs work.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
So the normal Linux desktop experience then! I kid, I kid.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
Just a word of encouragement here, this is super interesting!
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
That's already a project (library for building a desktop environment).
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
The best camera is the one you have with you.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
Sadly the 17 pro is the same exact weight as the 14 pro.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
Bearing in mind I haven't looked at specs yet... I be been struggling with the 14 pro's weight. So that would mainly be my interest here. Also almost certainly less likely to get obsoleted by some AI feature given the higher end G
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
I guess this time the pro really is for pros. The 120hz on the base model is great.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
I said nothing about SpaceX here nor did I condemn Tesla ... or even mention Tesla.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
Way to cut my sentence I half. That's not what I said and you know it.
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
This is extremely narrow minded. As another commenter pointed out, you are driving on easy mode in terms of environment and where a majority of the training was done. This is not a general solution, it is an SF one... at best . Most humans
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by cpuguy83 1y ago
BTW, undrstandable to not have an example on the spot. In general we do actually try to provide full context for errors from dockerd. Some things can be cryptic because, frankly, they are cryptic and require digging into what really happene

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