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by evertheylen 1y ago
I do too, but I found it non-trivial to actually secure the podman container. I described my approach here [1]. I'm very interested to hear your approach. Any specific podman flags or do you use another tool like toolbx/distrobox?
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by evertheylen 1y ago
Another approach I wrote to protect your system from untrusted dependencies (for Linux devs): https://evertheylen.eu/p/probox-intro/ Happy to hear other people's thoughts!
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by evertheylen 1y ago
Just VSCode, or more specifically, code-server ( https://github.com/coder/code-server )
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by evertheylen 1y ago
Why don't we embrace proportional (i.e. not monospace) fonts more for coding? IMHO, they are a big step up when it comes to legibility. I personally switched after I noticed reading stuff in the sidebar (which is usually in a proportio
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by evertheylen 1y ago
Fully agree, that's why my python script is ultimately just a simple wrapper for podman but it makes my life a lot easier anyway.
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by evertheylen 1y ago
toolbx is not actually intended to provide any security or isolation, see e.g. https://github.com/containers/toolbox/issues/183
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by evertheylen 1y ago
If any developers are looking to isolate different dev projects from each other using containers, I wrote a tool for it (using podman), maybe someone finds it useful or can thrash its security. Find the code on https://github.com
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by evertheylen 1y ago
This sounds enticing! I use multiple dispatch in JS but I wrote my own library for it. Could you give an example of how one would use proxies to do multiple dispatch?
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Everyday Project Isolation for Developers on Linux(evertheylen.eu)
3 points by evertheylen 2y ago|0 comments
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by evertheylen 2y ago
Interesting! I may not have found it because I dislike Youtube for technical content. It's definitly an interesting benchmark. Using replicas in Kubernetes, but not `cluster.fork()` feels like a complicated choice to me, but I don&#x27
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Node vs. Bun: no back end performance difference(evertheylen.eu)
3 points by evertheylen 2y ago|3 comments
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by evertheylen 2y ago
Quite simple, I want to submit a Docker image, and have it accept HTTP requests at a certain domain, with easy horizontal/vertical scaling. I'm sure your Elastic Compute product is nice but I don't want to set it up myself (l
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by evertheylen 2y ago
> As used here, the term "psychological" refers to what is often called the human-factors aspects of a language. The term "logical" refers to the logical power of a language, especially the power achievable without r
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by evertheylen 4y ago
I just tried it, Mapy.cz is still considerably faster on my Samsung S10.
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by evertheylen 5y ago
I used to run systemd in WSL through https://github.com/arkane-systems/genie and it worked pretty well. Not sure about modules but I found compiling my own kernel with some more features (ext4 encryption support) prett
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by evertheylen 5y ago
I think it's pretty good? Certainly better than what I expect of an average (non-Mac) laptop. It is placed on the long side of the screen, which makes sense if you want to use it for video conferencing (in contrast to the iPad, which h
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by evertheylen 5y ago
Lots of people in here talking about trying to use to a tablet for productivity, but finding iPad OS a bit lacking. I'd cautiously suggest you check out the Samsung Tab S7(+). It is likely considered a worse tablet by many, but Samsung
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by evertheylen 6y ago
Damn, that seems to actually work well! Thanks! I'll try it out more over the coming days, looks promising.
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by evertheylen 6y ago
My quick review after more than a year of DDG as my default: - Technical searches are usually on par with Google, or even better. What made me switch originally was that I got fed up with Google just straight up ignoring half my query, and
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by evertheylen 6y ago
Has anyone been able to dock with the Roadster? It's flying around somewhere :)
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by evertheylen 7y ago
I would really, really love to go back to using Linux natively but sadly the hardware on this laptop is not supported well enough. So I eventually gave up and installed Windows while using WSL2 extensively. Performance is on par with runnin
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by evertheylen 8y ago
For those interested in Dijkstra, this website has a lot to offer: http://www.dijkstrascry.com/ I also followed some lectures given by the guy that runs that website. Apparently Dijkstra was not an easy person to get along
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by evertheylen 8y ago
I'm curious, why don't you use a 'normal' browser? I use Notion quite heavily myself, and have never had any performance issues in Firefox (on Linux).
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by evertheylen 8y ago
I too am a big Notion fan. However, I have a ton of things I would improve, two of which I kinda solved already: drawing input [0] and inline math [1]. The success of these has led me to create a small slack group to discuss other such hack
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by evertheylen 8y ago
> Fuck you for providing such a great security to my app that any fucking idiot can decompile it and do whatever he wants. I haven't developed for Android in a while, but this passage deserves some counterweight. Security through ob
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by evertheylen 8y ago
I've made a small userscript for inline math in Notion.so: https://github.com/evertheylen/notion-inline-math I'm using it extensively myself :)
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by evertheylen 8y ago
These kind of Prolog-like systems are actually not very hard to make using Python generators. I think it's a nice exercise to really understand the intricacies of Prolog! My own try is here: https://github.com/evertheyl
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by evertheylen 8y ago
I live in Belgium and was surprised to find out how regulated our media is. However, it is mostly for linear media (i.e. a single continous stream like traditional TV channels). The law is somewhat vague, requiring that "the largest po
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by evertheylen 8y ago
I see lots of people's answers include markdown or another plain text format. I have long held the opinion that note taking is the single most applicable situation for a WYSIWYG experience. On top of that, I find the ability to draw in