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by daitangio 5d ago
I agree, also the problem is the substrate is still in beta. So this is a beta on another beta: it seems not fully mature. I'd prefer a K8s Operator or plugin (like Istio) to get all the pack.
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by daitangio 8d ago
And I add, when to say no to customers, from a consultant perspective. When you are flooded by requests, predicting the right priorities and managing the Gantt is crucial. Customer satisfaction is your priority as consultant, but wisdom is
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by daitangio 8d ago
We need to be prepared to write less software, with a smaller attack surface. Less is more. Bloated code is the critical problem. Once upon a time, I read C function > char gets(char str); is the first buffer overflow entry point, beca
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by daitangio 12d ago
Very fun! I sucks playing asteroids, here I am an Ace!
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by daitangio 18d ago
I am in my 10 years cycle in which I will go back to emacs. Emacs is so powerful but has a different terminology, and vscode was so easy and snappy...so I got accustomed to VSCode, but it is becoming slower and it has a lot of telemetry att
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by daitangio 19d ago
Openspec has a subcommand (init) to manage them: clever because they provide also an update path.
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Code Review Is Dead?(gioorgi.com)
3 points by daitangio 23d ago|1 comments
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by daitangio 23d ago
Some thoughts that are added to what was written already by Antirez in the last month. My two cents, but with real experience.
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by daitangio 23d ago
Very nice, I will buy it. I am also searching a special feature which add recurring alarms like every 45 minutes (for remembering to get up from my desk). Can you add a feature like that or point me to a similar app?
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by daitangio 2mo ago
I am still afraid of gen ai coding, and scared by its power. But I agree a lot with this article
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by daitangio 2mo ago
Who decide the if a model is safe to use? The strongest competitors or a government law? I prefer the second. Suppose Chinese model are super-risky: is it better to have them in the open, so everyone can review the problems or have a closed
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by daitangio 2mo ago
I think the most interesting part of the article is the Huggingface incident at the end: >Right now defenders are effectively banned from using Fable or Sol for cybersecurity because of Trump administration directives; that means the bes
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by daitangio 2mo ago
Hi, thank you for pointing it out! I seem unable to edit it :(
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8Bit Computers(8bit.gioorgi.com)
2 points by daitangio 2mo ago|5 comments
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by daitangio 2mo ago
8Bit Computers Retro computer history from Atari 2600 to NES (1980-1985)
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by daitangio 2mo ago
I use python click too, and it helps me to focus on design before implementing. I mean before asking AI to implement :)
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Show HN: Containerized AI development with cross-compatibility(github.com)
1 points by daitangio 3mo ago|0 comments
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by daitangio 3mo ago
Sometimes I suspect the rust-rewrite is just a way to advertise Claude Code power. In all my professional carrier so far, a full rewrite without reason is a recipe for disaster, see https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/0
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by daitangio 3mo ago
I am developing a super light similar thing here https://github.com/daitangio/take-ai-control It is docker + vscode friendly. I tested it with major systems (copilot, codex, Claude Code and pi.dev) Comments Wellcome!
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by daitangio 5mo ago
I love it so much I have created a thin statless orchestrator layer upon it: https://github.com/daitangio/misterio It works very well!
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by daitangio 8mo ago
I agree. Go fast with a suboptimal architecture. If success arise, throw away version 1 and rebuild from scratch. Often is more effettive.
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by daitangio 8mo ago
I am using SQLite on paperless-ngx (an app to manage pdf [4]). It is quite difficult to beat SQLite if you do not have a very huge parallelism factor in writes. SQLite is an embedded database: no socket to open, you directly access to it v
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by daitangio 8mo ago
Me too, but I was able to do it around 1995-1996 :) Also remember Windows95 can boot with 4MB of RAM, and was decent with 12MB.
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by daitangio 9mo ago
Please give a try to docker mailserver too: https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver It is quite easy to setup and give you much control, I do it myself: https://gioorgi.com/2020/mail
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by daitangio 1y ago
You are ready for misterio: https://github.com/daitangio/misterio A tiny layer around stareless docker cluster. I created it for my homelab and it gone wild
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by daitangio 1y ago
Self-hosting is becoming a freedom factor in my humble opinion. I have an hard time hosting my email server, it was not so diffcult 10 years ago and was trivial 20 years ago. The reason is the anti-spam rules and the fact that Google, Micro
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by daitangio 1y ago
True, but this is a new beginning.Give time and credit to build an alternative. I think another repo server will not harm anyone in the long run
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by daitangio 1y ago
I set up my personal mail server https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver and I have wrote about it here https://gioorgi.com/2020/mail-server-on-docker I am GMail-free from 2020 an
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by daitangio 1y ago
I keep using isso https://isso-comments.de/ I installed it on my static blog very easily, and I own all the data. Also it is GDPR-compliant (because it provide hints on how to remove data like IPs) and it is very light. For
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Vibe Coding: easy to say, difficult to survive(gioorgi.com)
2 points by daitangio 1y ago|1 comments

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