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by efrecon 4y ago
Maybe this? https://github.com/dspinellis/git-issue . I've always wanted to give it a spin.
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by efrecon 4y ago
And why would running not be a sport?
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by efrecon 4y ago
Smart employers, I think, will share workspaces. I can't remember the last time I really needed a piece of paper (I carry a remarkable for that) and as long as I can dock easily, with a decent screen and keyboard/mouse combo, I am
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by efrecon 4y ago
https://healthchecks.io/ is what I have used in the past. Pros and cons of this one?
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by efrecon 4y ago
May I chime in with a project around more or less the same idea and use cases. https://github.com/efrecon/sqlite-backup . I am pretty sure there are dozens of similar-but-not-quite projects on GitHub/gitlab/et
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by efrecon 4y ago
On Windows, it is more or less the same. I ended up having all my files in the VM and keep windows as a shell around everything. That way, it all feels almost native Linux. Can you do the same on Mac?
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by efrecon 4y ago
Judging by the comments, there seem to be people with a different opinion than yours.
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by efrecon 4y ago
Antarctica? Care to develop?
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by efrecon 5y ago
This is really spot on! Thanks for summarising it all. Especially, I know that jq is almost ubiquitous, until it's not (for example: not in the busybox, nor alpine default docker images). So please: avoid JSON, or at least provide an o
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by efrecon 5y ago
I came here to say this. Redis and SQLite, mentioned elsewhere, have their roots in Tcl, so there are some connections.
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by efrecon 5y ago
Compose has been rewritten in golang. I think it talks to the Daemon directly now.
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by efrecon 5y ago
There is a shim so that they can be the same. The new docker compose (with space) is compatible with the old one.
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by efrecon 5y ago
The spec finally supports the extends keyword, to build upon another service in another file. But maybe this isn't what you meant by composition?
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by efrecon 5y ago
I have done something in a similar vein. DEW. https://github.com/efrecon/dew .
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by efrecon 5y ago
I feel the new list feature is missing the ability to have many lists. 10 (or whatever the max is, can't remember) is too little. I'd like to have many more categories available. What do you all think?
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by efrecon 5y ago
This is great! Fully functional and works (as in: is able to look up people and their numbers). Brings back old fond memories!
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by efrecon 5y ago
Trivy is good. It comes bundled with the harbor docker registry, meaning you get security analysis of your images and provide for some level of security as you can prevent pulling critical images (or whatever level you deem necessary).
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by efrecon 5y ago
But the problem isn't that it can use renewable, but rather "steels" renewable that could be used for other purposes
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by efrecon 5y ago
We just need Microsoft and Netflix to rebrand AAAAA
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by efrecon 5y ago
I also wrote one of those scripts, bin/tarinstall ( https://github.com/efrecon/bininstall ). It even doubles as a GitHub Action to install stuff you need for your pipeline. binenv usually performs better and handles
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by efrecon 5y ago
I usually use binenv ( https://github.com/devops-works/binenv ) to install binaries from releases. But maybe I misunderstood and this isn't the same.
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by efrecon 5y ago
I know this is a joke. But.. when I learnt C programming, and in order to smooth transition from algo classes to practical programming, we were told to #include a header file that would more or less do what this does for rust. The header fi
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by efrecon 5y ago
There is this: https://github.com/dspinellis/git-issue
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by efrecon 5y ago
Yes. That script is really good!
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by efrecon 5y ago
They ... abandoned knobs. I have a car from their previous generation and the whole UI can be controlled with knobs and button presses, in addition to touching the screen.
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Tiny Operating System for Tiny Computer(hackaday.com)
2 points by efrecon 5y ago|0 comments
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by efrecon 5y ago
I started to value my side projects higher. So I work less and have given myself time to do whatever I like the rest of the time. Sometimes I train, sometimes I recover, sometimes I work with side projects. Having time off, ideas came back.
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by efrecon 5y ago
Thank you for a sane comment! In many cases, downtime can even be contractually ok.
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by efrecon 5y ago
In the past few weeks, I have spent some time and released dew [0]. It helps encapsulating this kind of setups in configuration and minimising typing. dew is still evolving, but it has served me well. [0]: https://github.com&#x2F
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by efrecon 5y ago
Isn't this typical HN though: the quality is most often in the discussion, rather than the original link?

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