edoceo

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by edoceo 1y ago
What the hell?
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by edoceo 1y ago
I'm working on a repo-mirror for my software supply chain. Like Sonatype Nexus. Currently supports docker, NPM, pyPi and packagist. Others to follow.
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by edoceo 1y ago
Where is the fraud? Genuine; please help.
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by edoceo 1y ago
Works for my small team.
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by edoceo 1y ago
Similar experience. Now for these little automation needs I'm have some LLM write most of the code. Then fix it a bit, then pack into a container - one container image per automation task. Some are in JS, some python, some PHP, one is
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by edoceo 1y ago
There is value in those who push by absolutes like this; they are moving the world in their direction; it's important to the market to have some edge-zealots on the demand side. Helps prevent monopoly and is an at-large benefit. Disclo
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by edoceo 1y ago
Still need a lot of the reset stuff - to at least get a baseline consistency. If you only target modern (5 year window) that one popular reset can be trimmed.
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by edoceo 1y ago
Right. There are a number of features Chrome has that others don't that make it viable for a kiosk. Right now it's the only one.
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by edoceo 1y ago
I'm currently doing that. One problem is that it's interpretation of the tax law and instructions are not consistent. My taxes are not trivial.
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by edoceo 1y ago
How could you not!? Think of the bragging rights. Or, perhaps the havoc. That persons could sit on this secret for long periods of time seem... difficult to maintain. If you know it's broken and you've discovered it; surely someon
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by edoceo 1y ago
Can the NSA break the Ed25519 stuff? Like the crypto_box from libsodium?
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by edoceo 1y ago
Any backup would do at this point. I think the most best is: encrypted, off-site & tested monthly.
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by edoceo 1y ago
Future me has to re-solve this issue. And Past Me is an idiot. I gotta write code both those fools can understand.
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by edoceo 1y ago
I was trying to be funny. That did not work. I do think some DHT like things could help. On AT if you lose your domain it's a disaster (right?) I'm foggy on the move to new domain for identity process.
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by edoceo 1y ago
WebComponents?
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by edoceo 1y ago
When I'm doing FP, rather than making a long chain, I assign at each step, then call the next one. As you've shown above. Sometimes I even comment on why the code is doing stuff. Making it read as a list of steps, helps me underst
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by edoceo 1y ago
The Game Boy of Theseus
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by edoceo 1y ago
I'm with you this seems to be reimplementing the wheel but, recently XSLT has been widely deprecated. And the (sole?) maintainer of some very core infrastructure for that is paused or archived or something that will slow/block fea
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by edoceo 1y ago
Need a PLC+DHT thing maybe? Or maybe someone will try to blockchain?
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by edoceo 1y ago
LLM = Lager, lager, mead
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by edoceo 1y ago
Favicon defined as SVG in the HTML then converted to PNG. That's a neat trick.
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by edoceo 1y ago
Any good tools for automatic backup of these things? How would a non-tech-type do it?
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by edoceo 1y ago
This is The Way
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by edoceo 1y ago
I've not seen it done but, what's a good one? Putnam award?
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by edoceo 1y ago
Rushed plans always have a (sometimes obvious) ulterior motive. Not that I see an obvious one here (very unfamiliar with specifics); but its always present in a rush-job.
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by edoceo 1y ago
No. Re-post / start a new thread. Many times the old-threads will be cross-linked (I see this pattern a lot on HN)
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by edoceo 1y ago
Google can't figure out rate-limiting and trust-leveling/ramp? Sure they can; it just slows the money-pipe
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by edoceo 1y ago
I'm firmly in the SO camp. One thing I see is that folk who are making software for Linux target Distribution rather than Linux generic. It's because of the SO "problem". It's a benefit of the tight coupling of Win
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by edoceo 1y ago
It kind of doesn't tell us what we need (or want) to know. Or at least, its not clear to me what conclusion is right from that. On its face, none of these players have accountability. With enough noise individuals could be pressured ou
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by edoceo 1y ago
> Docker was made because Linux sucks at running computer programs. I'm not sure that's why Docker was made. I'm pretty sure Linux is not-suck at running programs; it does run quite a lot of them. Might even be most of the

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