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ghthor
4mo ago
I wasn’t around much before GitHub so. I believe I tried submitting patches to the XFCE project but I didn’t get anything accepted to FOSS before GitHub. In this type of system, if I am competent and can contribute how to do I? By reviewing
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ghthor
5mo ago
That’s all well and good, but making that dataset also means it will be leaked
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ghthor
5mo ago
Chronic Back pain is correlated with emotional trauma. The physical body is a mere projection of the energetic and spiritual being. This is wahy meditative spiritual practices such as yoga and taiji are good for chronic pain, as the physica
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ghthor
5mo ago
You can disable extensions and download them in advance and load those from file path. This is how I’m pinning extensions for a self hosted version of duckdb I setup at work.
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ghthor
5mo ago
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer
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ghthor
5mo ago
Yet the Linux kernel is a monorepo
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ghthor
5mo ago
Yes I noticed that when designing our ACL usage. I didn’t find it all that useful unless we were inheriting some non tailscale systems with static IPs that we were going to subnet proxy to w/ tailscale. Tags are just a better way to do
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ghthor
5mo ago
Yeah, but no needs to pay for software SaaS anymore so no-one is going to be getting a lucky 100MRR business off pure vibecoded software as anyone can just make that in house.
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ghthor
6mo ago
You can ack based on groups, and you can out users into groups. So if you auth a node, it’s now your node and the ACL for your user / group will apply. But yes I don’t think you can ACL based o the hostname
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ghthor
6mo ago
We run nomad at work. I’m very happy with it from an administrative standpoint.
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ghthor
6mo ago
I believe you can disable this and it isn’t really required for TS to work
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ghthor
6mo ago
Still use Wander everyday <3
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ghthor
6mo ago
Yep, very happy with graphite at work.
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ghthor
6mo ago
If you’re brewing from ground you really don’t want boiling 212F water as you’ll burn the grounds. I do my pour over at 185F and get smooth ready to drink hot coffee with no/low acidity.
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ghthor
7mo ago
Store all data in one of those nocopy encodings, capnproto/msgpack? Then each language can read the same memory but with the language specific SDK
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7mo ago
How are you not learning from reading all the code produced by Claude? Is auditing a new codebase or onboarding to a new project any different from creating a new codebase w/ Claude? Reading code and understanding it is a very importan
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ghthor
7mo ago
Yeah nix is great for this. Also I can update infrequently and still package anything I want bleeding edge without any big issues other then maybe some build from sourcing.
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ghthor
7mo ago
Packing software with nix is easier than any other system TBH and just seems to be just getting easier.
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ghthor
7mo ago
That layering algorithm is also configurable, though I couldn’t really understand how to configure it and just wrote my own post processing to optimize layering for my internal use case. I believe I can open source this w/o much work.
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ghthor
8mo ago
We’ve had issues with the centralized DERPs just blackholing traffic when we startup ephemeral nodes in CI. This is despite us ensuring that all important peers can establish direct connections to each other. But there is some bootstrapping
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ghthor
8mo ago
Maybe this is why I’m different. I love reviewing code, it’s a great way to learn about a system, get new ideas. Diffs are great, see how things are interconnected
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ghthor
8mo ago
Don’t do it, your project here on zig is a much larger net positive for civilization than you spending your time at those protests. <3 zig and want io interface in everything!
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ghthor
8mo ago
This one should have been prevented because the Waymo should have been driving at max 10mph
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8mo ago
The unpredictability was jarring to me as a passenger in a Waymo.
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9mo ago
I actually ran into this issue building dependency graphs of a golang monorepo. We analyzed the cpu trace and found that the program was doing a lot of GC so we reduced allocations. This was just noise though as the runtime was just making
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9mo ago
Not sure the docker license supports calling distribution patches “unauthorized”
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ghthor
9mo ago
Pretty sure doing your own research turns you into a conspiracy theorist; so I don’t think we’re supposed to do that anymore.
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ghthor
9mo ago
Tree Style Tab for Firefox is your friend. Hoard away and look like a pro doing it
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9mo ago
I think it’s pretty obvious that is the OP automates this manual part of their workflow that it will improve their iteration speed. The thread root is just saying stop copy and pasting and use the built in tooling to communicate with the L
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ghthor
10mo ago
Buildkite is so dope; love them
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