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by goku12 2y ago
I'm from Kerala and I've been to North America. The 'communism' here isn't what the Americans think it is. You can consider it as socialist liberalism at best. Communism in its revolutionary form did exist at a time
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by goku12 2y ago
Kerala generally hates divisive and communal politics. Consequently, the alliance currently in power at the national level never makes any significant gains here. Unfortunately, the response to that can get very contrary to federalism and o
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by goku12 2y ago
It wasn't donated money entirely - at least not in the sense of offerings from regular devotees. They were donations/remittances by the monarchy. The history is that the southern half of Kerala was a kingdom named 'Travancore
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by goku12 2y ago
There are a lot of royal families still present in India. But they're all in ceremonial roles and have no constitutional roles or powers like the one in Britain enjoys. They mostly live off their estates (similar to the British royals)
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by goku12 2y ago
The small shops here are private entities. They're owned by low to mid middle class families - similar to what you might call a 'mom and pop store'. But they're so common around here that we simply call them 'provis
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by goku12 2y ago
I wasn't planning to respond to this topic, since I'm a Keralite living and earning in Kerala. But this seems a little odd: > Kerala is a very empty place. People emigrate parmanently or stay outside for decades. Elderlies live
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by goku12 2y ago
> How on earth is that possible? Docker compose requires a daemon and the DOCKER_HOST var fo be set. Docker contexts [1] is an alternative to DOCKER_HOST variable. It may have been inspired by kubectl contexts (just a speculation). It&#x
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by goku12 2y ago
Just for info, you can use Docker's official compose (Go) client [1] and podlet [2] (mentioned in the article) with podman to run compose files. [1] https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-system
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by goku12 2y ago
If you're a fan of compose files, then you can use Docker's own compose application [1] with Podman [2]. It seems that the compose cli controls the engine using its socket. Both podman and docker engines have the almost same API.
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by goku12 2y ago
The documentation for quadlets mention this: > What do you get if you squash a Kubernetes kubelet? A quadlet The idea is that podman doesn't have a supervisor daemon like docker does. Kubelet also performs more or less the same func
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by goku12 2y ago
Is that even relevant here? It might be 'pro-Hamas' and 'deportation' today. Tomorrow it may become 'pro-liberal' or 'woke' and 'denial of benefits'. This slippery-slope isn't even that
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by goku12 2y ago
You're right. I don't know the situation now, but Outlook used to behave exactly like this.
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by goku12 2y ago
That's perhaps because you have been self-hosting that long. One of the advises given to new self-hosters these days is to start sending mail to your your friends' email accounts that are hosted by the bigtech. Then you have to co
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by goku12 2y ago
Rust is my main programming language and Python the second. Rust is very much useful for application programming - especially these sort of applications. In fact, Rust is the language I sometimes reach for when my shell scripts cross a cert
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by goku12 2y ago
As a Rust developer, let me point out that this is certainly the wrong way to respond when someone criticizes or makes an observation about Rust. Especially when they aren't hostile at all. It's clear from the commenters' que
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by goku12 2y ago
> Did the other Rust devs not manage to raise the same argument, repeatedly? Here are parts of a mail from Danilo Krummrich [1] in the thread that started all of this: > As explained previously , this component is just a user of the
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by goku12 2y ago
Hector Martin was a bit dramatic, but the mistreatment of the R4L team can't be denied. This isn't even the same email thread where Christoff outright rejected the patch. This is from a second email thread where Miguel Ojeda publi
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by goku12 2y ago
The title is copied verbatim from his mail. > But that "wall of protection" basically goes both ways. If you don't want to deal with the Rust code, you get no say on the Rust code. (emphasis is not mine)
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by goku12 2y ago
You never give your individual credentials to anyone for any purpose - be it personal or official. In fact, leakage of credentials and unauthorized access to privileged information is a failure in many types of audits. That's a very po
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by goku12 2y ago
What is the technical justification behind such as statement? Sharing hooks across the team doesn't equate to forcing a workflow on them. Each developer must manually activate the hooks in some manner in all the cases I've seen. O
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by goku12 2y ago
True! That's an embarrassing thing to forget, given that Rust is my primary programming language.
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by goku12 2y ago
Oh! This is the first time I'm hearing about it. That definitely looks like a missed opportunity.
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by goku12 2y ago
There is another crate in Rust named Nyx [1] that sounds very similar - an astrodynamics library with a Python wrapper. Anyone knows how they compare? [1] https://github.com/nyx-space/nyx
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by goku12 2y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but how does lox relate to Pisces? I don't get the connection with cancer either, but the first thing that comes to mind on hearing Lox is liquid oxygen as it is used in rockets. So it's a connection between R
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by goku12 2y ago
Serious question to those who are cheering for the 'elimination of waste'. What do you expect to happen to the money thus saved? In what ways do you expect those savings to benefit you or the broader citizenry?
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by goku12 2y ago
Do you mean to say that the lack of expertise, conflicts of interest and lack of adequate security clearances are not considered as disqualifying factors for a US government employment?
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by goku12 2y ago
'Audit' is not something where you turn in the keys to your locker unconditionally to some random stranger who just walks in making demands. Audits are based on pre-determined and documented criteria, with the participation and su
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by goku12 2y ago
While your concern is valid, I recommend learning about git hooks from their canonical source rather than from the documentation of any hook manager. Hooks are features of Git itself. Hook managers are an after-thought. Meanwhile, this tool
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by goku12 2y ago
Hooks are generally not meant to modify the source code. They should ideally just analyze the code and either succeed (exit code 0) or fail. Race conditions won't happen in such situations. In practice though, hooks sometimes run tools
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by goku12 2y ago
Committing git hooks to the repo is possible. These are the 2 ways in which they're commonly handled: 1. Link the scripts from the worktree to the .git/hooks directory - perhaps using a bootstrap script. Ref: https://co

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