groestl

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   by groestl 4y ago

   Your post reminds me of the saying with the faster horses. Docker doesn't solve Python's packaging problems by being a better packaging system. It solves it by sidestepping the issue of users installing packages themselves, and sh
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   by groestl 4y ago

   > Ironically using Docker I'd even dare to say that Docker _is_ the answer to the Python's packaging problems, and might have never taken off without that "killer app" that is the Python packaging sh*tshow.
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   by groestl 4y ago

   It's so over the top that it actually registered as cynism with me.
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   by groestl 4y ago

   > it’s generally considered to be a bad idea evolutionarily speaking to kill hosts you infect That sound's like it's giving some kind of agency to the pathogen ;) when in fact it's more like: everyone that's severly i
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   by groestl 4y ago

   I see.. it's bit confusing, since there's an existing project in the same space ( https://github.com/jerson/pgrok ). It's even linked on the project above via the awesome https://github.com&#x2F
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   by groestl 4y ago

   I was under the impression that pgrok was unmaintained until now, to the extend that I was looking for alternatives. Did I miss something?
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   by groestl 4y ago

   I think that's the central meaning, but it's used for space before punctuation as well (just a random reference https://www.lass-andere-schreiben.de/blog/kategorie/schreibe... )
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   by groestl 4y ago

   > trying to write a natural language parser. I assume we're done doing that, that task is finished ;)
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   by groestl 4y ago

   Ahhhhh, thanks for that! I'm German speaking, and I must admit I questioned the intellectual capacity of some people I conversed with, due to that. In German there is even a slur for it: "Deppenleerzeichen" (fool's white
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    by groestl 4y ago

    > It's like saying that mapping all cells in human organism to addresses in memory will give us emergent human inside computer. Sounds more like they're saying: a knee is a knee, it doesn't have any magical properties. Bui
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    by groestl 4y ago

    Well, mitigating counterparty risk should be priced into goods, so yes, it's the free market.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    I agree. I'm ordoliberal, as I recently learned.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    Let companies fail, but take care of the people that relied on them, if necessary. That should be the principle of a free market, if you insist on keeping it free.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    ChatGPT itself does that, AFAIK, by increasingly summarizing past conversation and using it as context for the next prompt.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    > But you are not representative of all humans. I actually started to type almost the same reply as your parent earlier, but did not post it. I used "difference in quantity, not quality" instead of "scale", but I also
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    by groestl 4y ago

    > Upon arrest, state you were running an experiment. IANAL, but my understanding is that this is not how law works.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    > There is no intent to ridicule. Just asking for proof would have sufficed to prompt a response on the subject matter, it's the examples that make me question your good faith. Alas, I'll take your last sentence at face value.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    Exactly.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    The rethoric techniques you are trying to use here are called "slippery slope" and "appeal to ridicule" .
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    by groestl 4y ago

    Which is evidently not true. You think about it, therefore the topic is thought about, so a goal is achieved. The goal is to not mindlessly employ a brutal term that stands for horrible abuse in a completely unrelated area, just so, and as
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    by groestl 4y ago

    ISP uses DS-Lite: ipv6 is native, ipv4 is 4-in-6/CG-NAT. When I switch to bridge mode, it loses ipv6 connectivity, so sadly, that's not an option if ipv6 is the goal.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    Thanks for the hints. Currently, I have a fully routed setup with two routers behind the IPSs box, multiple wireless networks and VPN uplinks (via wireguard) to my servers. It's just that all of this is ipv4, because I don't see a
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    by groestl 4y ago

    A very very inconvenient one.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    My ISP does not allow BYOM (bring your own modem) and assigns me a /64 net, so I have a hard time running an (ipv6) router behind it that would do the firewalling.. I guess I'm stuck with ipv4 for the time being...
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    by groestl 4y ago

    I bet Apple Subscriptions is a popular product and makes them tons of money. Yet their admin UX is just as poor, I got instantly tiggered by your description.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    TBH, I was not impressed up until now, but given the videos I have in mind from people trying to use brain computing interfaces to type a text, now I'm impressed.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    I did read it, and I find the title misleading.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    What exactly is "a build process" for you. For me, it is a process which results in an artifact. An artifact that is, in the best case, automatically tested, optimized, signed, and ready to be deployed. Compilation is a rather sma
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    by groestl 4y ago

    That's the point.
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    by groestl 4y ago

    Since I've been looking at mkosi for building Debian images recently, I would love a section which clarifies/differentiates features (and goals/non-goals) of linux factory and mkosi.