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by djha-skin 1y ago
I was training a JavaScript developer to do DevOps. I described the C(++) GUI libraries to him, GTK and Qt. His reaction: "So you can't make the UI look exactly the way you want it to. You can't dial it in." This will la
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by djha-skin 1y ago
Devops is much more terminal heavy. I live in the terminal. It's not nerd points at that point it's just life.
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by djha-skin 1y ago
I'm a DevOps engineer. I'm training someone new to the field. Often I'll ask the AI to do something and it goes sideways. Sometimes it really saves me time, but many times not. I'll break down and actually type out comma
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by djha-skin 1y ago
Nope: ease of use is table stakes. Rust is not easy to use. It will never become mainstream because of this. For all its faults, C is comparatively simple.
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by djha-skin 1y ago
I already use goose[1]. It lets me connect through OpenRouter. Then I can use Gemini without having to give Google Cloud my credit card. Also, OpenRouter makes it easier to switch between models, deals with Claude's silly rate limiting
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by djha-skin 1y ago
It is bad on a server, but good on a mobile device. I hate QUIC too, but I'm Server guy.
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by djha-skin 1y ago
> ... Gooogle has changed, and Go has changed, and the overall computer programming environment has changed. It’s become clear over the last year or so that I am no longer a good fit for the Go project at Google. I have to move on. I wis
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by djha-skin 1y ago
> Cilium is the superpower of Kubernetes networking, with so many convenient functionalities. In the upcoming release, version 1.13, Cilium will include a functionality called LoadBalancer IP Address Management - LB IPAM This functionali
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Newark Air Traffic Control Lost Communication with Aircraft(nbcnews.com)
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Vibe Coding and You(thenewstack.io)
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Technology Where I Belong(cncf.io)
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by djha-skin 1y ago
Vim has IDE plugins. Terminal life forever
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by djha-skin 1y ago
They only have to be slightly cheaper than hiring doctors and lawyers though.
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by djha-skin 1y ago
As a Vimmer, I'm not into VS Code forks. I really like the goose CLI[1] though. Some untapped market potential right there. 1: https://GitHub.com/block/goose
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by djha-skin 1y ago
Did powered table saws replace carpenters?
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Fortnite to Return to iOS May 2025(twitter.com)
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by djha-skin 1y ago
Are we really subscribing to Reaganistic trickle-down economic theory now? How sure are we that those imports aren't mostly just lining the pockets of the rich? We're measuring the wrong things. We need to measure cost of living
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by djha-skin 1y ago
Unpopular opinion: this isn't that big of a deal for most people. Gdp, consumer index scores, all that stuff is a measure of how much poor people are willing to spend and how hard they're working. What really matters is, can thes
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I Quit Google After 23 Years(businessinsider.com)
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Vibe Coding for Security(textslashplain.com)
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Burn Your Title(notes.eatonphil.com)
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I understand your statement and it has merit. However, I note the draft has not been active since the 70s. Those men all volunteered to serve their country. They believed in what they were doing, and so did I. Yes, some volunteered to get o
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by djha-skin 2y ago
It should be remembered that in 2013 all the Edward Snowden stuff came out. This reads like a reaction to those revelations. Read in that context, it makes more sense: this is less a book review and more an accusation. Its portent is that t
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by djha-skin 2y ago
Incorrect. Removing the watermark constitutes a derivative work. To distribute this work you need permission from the copyright owner to be legal. This you will almost certainly not get since the point of watermarks is to keep people from s
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by djha-skin 2y ago
It's very, very complicated. It's so far past the maximum effort line of most linux users as to be in its own class of tools. Reproducibility in the imperative package space is worth a lot. Lots of other tools are built on RPM&#x2
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I wrote a recursive descent parser in Lisp for a YAML replacement language[1]. It wasn't difficult. Lisp makes it easy to write I/O, but also easy to separate logic from I/O. This made it easy for me to write unit tests witho
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I agree with some statements OP makes but not others. Ultimately, I write in lisp because it's fun to write in Lisp due to its expressive power, ease of refactoring, and the Lisp Discord[1]. > Lisp is easier to remember, I don&#x27
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I am suggesting that buying something that has no worth is a bad idea no matter what organization you are. It's less a bad investment in the context of government and more a misappropriation of funds. Government money represents hard e
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by djha-skin 2y ago
Who owns the AI, demanding payment for its use? Who owns the GPUs that the AI runs on? Who sold those people the silicon? Who owns the real estate upon which the GPUs run? All those people will demand payment for services rendered or goods
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by djha-skin 2y ago
Paying someone who provides no return on investment is simply a bad investment. Of course extra money doesn't hurt the person getting paid. It hurts the government. They are now giving someone value (payng them) in exchange for no im

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