danudey

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by danudey 4mo ago
The pitch here appears to be that this can allow communication between services without having to add them to a tailnet or such; e.g. if you wanted to let a friend or coworker access some service on your local network without making them jo
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by danudey 4mo ago
But only for devices already on that tailnet. This allows you to provide information to an arbitrary person (a friend/coworker/etc) to let them access the thing without them having to jump through all the extra hoops of joining yo
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by danudey 4mo ago
The whole saga is kind of nuts, but the thing that fascinates me most is that Fable got this far and then hit some kind of guardrail; I'd be very curious to know what it wasn't able to do that caused it to downgrade to Opus. It al
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by danudey 4mo ago
Not sure if this is deliberate or not but you're describing Docker Sandbox extremely closely. https://www.docker.com/products/docker-sandboxes/
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by danudey 4mo ago
I mean, that's kind of a stretch given how popular and well-regarded Claude Code is at this point. They're not perfect but they seem to be the best out there at this point.
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by danudey 4mo ago
They were too late to the party on music players (which people wanted), mobile devices being any good (which people wanted), and cloud services (which people wanted), so now they're going to be damned if they're going to be late t
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by danudey 4mo ago
Up until they stop subsidizing things and you have to pay what things actually cost.
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by danudey 4mo ago
Depending on what you mean by 'chat', Google has had a lot, but this list includes a lot more than 7 text chat services. https://www.reddit.com/r/google/comments/s2s2ld/all_of_googl...
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by danudey 4mo ago
A lot of the products they killed were promising, it's just that Google just has no stomach for investing in anything for the long haul if it's not going to either capture the entire market or prevent someone else from capturing t
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by danudey 4mo ago
Do they have any supported way to export a user's account (e-mail, calendars, etc) for offline archiving yet? I used to have to reset their password, disable their 2FA, log in as their user, initiate a 'Takeout' request to ex
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by danudey 4mo ago
A big part of why Stadia was cancelled is because it didn't get traction, and a big part of why it didn't get traction was because of how many people assumed it was just going to get cancelled.
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by danudey 4mo ago
The major differentiating factor that Google has had in every product category is that their products are free and you have to deal with ads (and they monitor your behavior for profiling you and your interests). GMail and Google Maps were r
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by danudey 4mo ago
The problem you're talking about isn't 1:1 meetings, it's having a toxic and dysfunctional team of assholes at a shitty company. In that kind of environment every interaction with people is awful, 1:1 or not.
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by danudey 4mo ago
It's beneficial to have someone to bounce things off of, to provide feedback, or to share a degree of personal information; it can be helpful for my manager to know that I have a lot of family stuff going on this week so I may be inter
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by danudey 4mo ago
The quote that I heard was "the purpose of a system is what it does", which was to a degree kind of revelatory. The example I heard was McDonald's ice cream machines. What is the purpose of a McDonald's ice cream machine
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by danudey 4mo ago
I watched (most of) this video on YouTube, an interview with a former VP at Amazon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WaeGfLnRvc The TL;DR about promotions seems to be that: 1. There are guidelines on what you need to do to
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by danudey 4mo ago
As a teenager I remember going to a website for... a city, I think? And their 'sidebar' was a Java applet that did nothing but provide links for you to click with on-hover effects. The page used frames; the applet was in the left-
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by danudey 4mo ago
What, you don't appreciate opinion pieces like "Donald Trump is a convicted felon, serial liar, serial business bankrupter, Russian asset, dementia victim, alleged pedophile, and racist, sure, but what if Kamala was worse somehow?
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by danudey 4mo ago
It's probably worth also mentioning ostree, and maybe specifically rpm-ostree: https://coreos.github.io/rpm-ostree/ 1. Versioned, checksummed OS images 2. Local changes layered on top 3. Change the underlying tree
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by danudey 4mo ago
I think the idea here is to provide this as a way to host/manage multiple different test apps, or apps for a team, or maybe you're just building one of those 'our AI will build you a web app' services. Definitely overkil
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by danudey 5mo ago
I mean, here's what I don't get: why does YouTube care? We're already uploading an entire human lifespan worth of videos to YouTube every day, do they really benefit from more content? Or is this content somehow inherently
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by danudey 5mo ago
I find that most "AI" content I see is an obviously genai script, obviously genai narration, and genai "b-roll", all of which are mostly trash. I recently was recommended a video about one of the political frictions betw
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by danudey 5mo ago
> even iPhones came (and still comes) with a ton of apps you cannot remove regardless of how little you use them. While a lot of the code that apps rely on is part of the OS frameworks, these days you can 'remove' most of the a
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by danudey 5mo ago
I hate writing in Golang, I really do, but I cannot deny that it does what it set out to do extremely well. The tooling is phenomenal and fast. It won't let me accidentally not use a variable, meaning that it won't let me foo, err
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by danudey 5mo ago
eBPF has a lot more checks in the verifier, which you could read about here if you're interested in learning more: https://docs.kernel.org/bpf/verifier.html Since you don't want to handle any kind of crash, o
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by danudey 5mo ago
I think the real benefit here is being able to share structures, etc. with userspace and keep them in sync. If this was compiling the Golang to BPF then yeah, that would feel ridiculous, but given that it's transpiling instead then, as
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by danudey 5mo ago
I mean, this seems like another step further. Having an actual romantic partner provides physical and emotional intimacy. Hiring a sex worker provides physical intimacy and no emotional intimacy (unless you're paying for that as well,
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by danudey 5mo ago
Well I'll say this for the design (as a non-designer): 1. It doesn't look like any other car, though it still obviously looks like a car 2. The buzz, good or bad, is going to mean people hear about it, talk about it, and see it 3.
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by danudey 5mo ago
I think you missed the joke, which is that the parent poster you're replying to is suggesting a 'solution' to the problem which evolved in complexity until he was just describing Github again.
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by danudey 5mo ago
Github definitely has the better UI but if it weren't for network effects I'd be pushing to migrate to Gitlab pretty hard.

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