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by hamandcheese 4mo ago
Couldn't the need for Zones have been solved with ARP-like probing? I.e. if you don't know on which interface to route a link local address, try pinging the address from each interface, and see which one responds.
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
Has wealth been distributed from exploiter to exploited? Doesn't seem like it. It just seems like the 99% are being exploited a little more evenhandedly.
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
It is my right to do with my printer whatever I want.
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
> What printers are similarly priced and have similar specs, for someone relatively new to 3D printing? None, really. Prusa printers are good enough though. If you value freedom and privacy, its worth a few extra dollars.
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
I do not want to be in a business relationship with a company for a trivial amount of money, be it $29.99/yr or $69.99/yr or $249.99 lifetime. None of that is real money. You have no leverage, you do not own your own destiny. Comp
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
> They would do small PoCs, do comprehensive benchmarks and evaluations of those PoCs, and decide whether to actually go ahead Perfect, $1mil in salaries to spare the company $500k in spend :)
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
Is lakeFS an FS....? Zero mention of FUSE or a kernel module at all in the README.
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
> The corollary to that is a clever bureaucrat can kill a proposal simply by inviting many decision makers to a meeting. My version of this: For my friends, everything; for my enemies, pull security in.
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
> Tesla is doing something right Yes, capturing more shareholder value is a virtue.
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
> but the action itself is reasonable. I'm not outraged (the intentions were probably good), but I also strongly disagree. Don't touch my config without my consent.
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by hamandcheese 5mo ago
This matches my experience. Keychain + fully unattended increases the complexity and adds a bunch of landmines that need to be dodged (e.g. GUI prompts like you mentioned).
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by hamandcheese 6mo ago
And in 2026 it starts at $599.
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by hamandcheese 6mo ago
> it'll translate to doctors seeing more patients. This is also a good thing. Even in supposedly developed parts of the world like San Francisco it can be difficult to find a PCP that is taking new patients.
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by hamandcheese 6mo ago
Scoring 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4 all say better than 32% of players. Something isn't right.
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by hamandcheese 6mo ago
> unless you turn off your brain
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by hamandcheese 7mo ago
This would be a great use case of SSH over HTTP/3[0]. Sadly it doesn't seem to have gained traction. [0]: https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-michel-ssh3-00.html
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by hamandcheese 7mo ago
> Each agent is a TOML config with a focused job. Such as code reviewer, log analyzer, commit message writer. You can run them from the CLI, pipe data in, get results out. I'm a bit skeptical of this approach, at least for building
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by hamandcheese 7mo ago
> what's the difference if my agent uses fucking Next, Nuxt, Rails or Django? The claim seems quite clear to me: "convention over configuration allows coding agents to be more effective". But yes, I do agree that the main
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by hamandcheese 7mo ago
> Cloud challenges can be as or more complex than bare metal ones. Big +1 to this. For what I thought was a modest sized project it feels like an np-hard problem coordinating with gcloud account reps to figure out what regions have both
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by hamandcheese 7mo ago
I don't in ow if I'd say it's "easy". The Python ecosystem in particular is quite hard to get working in a hermetic way (Nix or otherwise). Multiple attempts at getting Python easy to package with Nix have come and
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by hamandcheese 7mo ago
This post has a great overview: https://grahamc.com/blog/nix-and-layered-docker-images/ tl;dr it will put one package per layer as much as possible, and compress everything else into the final layer. It uses the d
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by hamandcheese 7mo ago
Replace "module" with "system" - every system has boundaries.
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by hamandcheese 8mo ago
> If there was really true 'progress', then you wouldn't need a one-party system that suppresses all dissent. This makes no sense. It is possible for a totalitarian government which is threatened by dissent and concepts li
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by hamandcheese 8mo ago
I think you misunderstand my point. Nix basically forces dynamic linking to be more like static linking. So changing a low level library causes ~everything to redownload.
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by hamandcheese 8mo ago
NixOS "suffers" from this. It's really not that bad if you have solid bandwidth. For me it's more than worth the trade off. With a solid connection a major upgrade is still just a couple minutes.
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by hamandcheese 8mo ago
> Yes, and my point is that thinking the cost of subscriptions is only inference, and not the research, is mistaken. Of course they are losing money when you factor in R&D. Everybody knows that. That is not what people mean when they
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by hamandcheese 8mo ago
Does CEL have any way to import other files? i.e. could it serve as a general purpose config language like jsonnet?
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by hamandcheese 8mo ago
So why haven't they already?
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by hamandcheese 8mo ago
> What I don’t like about headscale is that you can only host a single coordinator server as well. If I need to do maintenance on the server, it means an impact to the tailnet. It’s rare but annoying. Any p2p connections should keep work
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by hamandcheese 9mo ago
No idea what the fairydust kernel is. For more context, I gooled around and found this Phoronix article: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Asahi-Linux-EOY-2025-CCC > On the display side, Asahi Linux developers have been

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