cyberpunk

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by cyberpunk 5mo ago
Everything. Everything. Everything. :))
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by cyberpunk 5mo ago
Yep, I’m in this boat too. I’ve given up trying to get that feeling back at work. We were lucky for 20 years, now if we want to do it for craft it’s time to contribute to OpenBSD or something — with phish on, not for money.
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by cyberpunk 5mo ago
Some screenies and the code at 0… I struggle to understand why, though. 0: https://github.com/isene/chasm
124.
by cyberpunk 5mo ago
I think we have wildly different definitions of pretty big.
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by cyberpunk 5mo ago
Classic temporalio, reply to criticism with an advert. <3
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by cyberpunk 5mo ago
I thought gleam was fully integrated with otp? You’re telling me you can’t do a gen_server or a supervisor in gleam?
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by cyberpunk 5mo ago
I know a defence company that has a bunch of vaxes stored in low oxygen environments because they legally have to be able to provide software updates to firmware they’ve written for the next 20 or so years and it was written on a vax. They
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by cyberpunk 5mo ago
Well, I’m doing a new erlang project at a large financial institution; there are a certain class of problems that are best solved by it. I don’t think elixir is a better target; erlang is overall a better language, once you get over the ini
129.
by cyberpunk 6mo ago
It really feels like we’re solving the wrong problem sometimes. If a bad type can crash your application, sure, type safety is one answer but I have to admit I like the erlang approach; if something unexpected happens crash the process (not
130.
by cyberpunk 6mo ago
I much prefer v60 to what i can produce with my aeropress, and one benefit is no plastic. Worth a try if you get the itch.
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
Temporal is a dumpster fire, they've gotten so much VC funding (recently had D, 300M at a 5bn valuation) with ... nothing to build except ways to trap customers into their SAAS. I give them about a year or two before the wheels fall
132.
by cyberpunk 6mo ago
It just changes the page cache for the su binary, a reboot will revert it.
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
There's no Y axis. It doesn't mean anything. There could be a 10% difference since 2023 for all we know.
134.
by cyberpunk 6mo ago
forgejo has been great for us. It scales remarkably far with the built in sqlite db also. Single binary, no deps. You ofc have the option to hook it up to a proper database server.
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
I mean I know we all love to shit on azure, but I don't think it's partially unavailable for 3 hours a day on avg over the last 3 months?
136.
by cyberpunk 6mo ago
I'm user angry unicorn... :}
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
Yes. https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ 94 incidents in 90 days.
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
You can mount webdav — which has been more reliable for us.
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
Yeah that's a tough spot to be in; I think though, your responsibility really ends with you at work, unless you're very high up on the management chain. Keep it simple right; in everything you do, make things a bit better than you
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
It's a bit of a weird place to be in as a senior engineer who has spent 2 decades perfecting his craft. So, on one hand, I'm also kinda sad and how quickly we've thrown the guardrails away, but on the other -- it's... We
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
So... Our jobs are safe then? I mean, assuming we don't also atrophy to the same extent as the 'many'?
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
Maybe I have some neurological issue or something but whenever I quit coffee I find it extremely difficult to maintain any kind of motivation to sit in an open plan office and code. Coffee makes me a worker bee, I can understand why employe
143.
by cyberpunk 6mo ago
There’s this great feeling standing infront of a couple loaded billy bookcases trying to pick what to read that i just don’t get from looking at the directory listing on my kobo. (I can reccommend a kobo, it runs linux and with koreader you
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
Ah fair enough, mostly i’m living in tmux/vim for those scenarios. Real dev work I’d want an IDE too, but seeing the Jetbrains splash on my holidays would ruin my holidays.
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
It’s got a bunch of decent ssh clients; I use mine quite often for this. With a hdmi capture thingy it’s also the display for a bunch of my rpis when they don’t boot etc.. Totally doable for travel debugging.
146.
by cyberpunk 6mo ago
They’ve done a few impressive things also, remember that time they converted the root filesystem on every ios device on the fly with a point release? Kudos to whoever clicked that particular button I’d have bricked it personally ;)
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
I hear this sentiment a lot but it doesn’t match my experience. I’m an experienced erlang programmer, i’ve shipped thousands of gen-server and gen-statem over the years and coding models can absolutely wire them up faster than I can type th
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
Ah that makes a little more sense. Do they jut rebrand kobo devices to tolino? I see they also have a colour e-reader but i can’t really tell if it’s the same device or not…
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
Goddamnit! All I wanted is a quiet life for a few years; and now they're making a biopic about me? They didn't even reach out to my team to gather details. I guarantee they'll probably get my shell and font preferences wrong.
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by cyberpunk 6mo ago
I mean really? Oh I can't see someone heading down to the copy shop to scan every page of war and peace and then print it out when you can get a used one for less than the paper cost..

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