hbogert

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by hbogert 5mo ago
I shouldn't have to roundtrip to a central server to validate if I'm up to par. I'm not saying the tooling is there already, but we've painted ourselves in a corner by tight coupling our ci to a centralized server.
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by hbogert 5mo ago
I remember my first time having a laptop with bluetooth and having created a PAN in something like 2001-2002, that was magical taking your laptop to bed and surfing the web. Now i think the pervasiveness of the internet is just a nuisance.
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by hbogert 5mo ago
Anysee 30 something. It's USB but I have uptimes close to a year
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by hbogert 5mo ago
This is the way, stop relying on somebody else to stop doing dumb things and write your linter today.
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by hbogert 6mo ago
It would make even more sense if we can synthesize fuels
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by hbogert 6mo ago
In a way this was Tim Berner lee's web3 (not to be confused with the crypto web3)
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by hbogert 6mo ago
yes you do, the control plane is closed. Only reverse engineered by the headscale project. The control plane is necessary for the peers to find each other. If you need to rely on such a crucial part being reverse-engineered, than yes, I thi
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by hbogert 6mo ago
Oof you are right. It seems openwrt does something smart that only works for dual stacked hosts.
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by hbogert 6mo ago
I don't have your problems with ipv6, and I'm actively using it. I don't have to rely on extra commercial entities to be able to reach my network. I did have a problem with hosting my own shit because my ISP by default does c
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by hbogert 6mo ago
Nothing is stopping your router which does RA to also work in tandem with an internal dns server that can do hostnames for you mapped to slaac addresses.
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by hbogert 6mo ago
I have to say all my negative experiences with macOS come from policies from work and endpoint security. Not being able to strace an application is just criminal
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by hbogert 6mo ago
The sleep and hibernate issues keep plagueing me for close to 20y now. I still deal with them and realize it's still a better experience overall compared to windows
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by hbogert 6mo ago
You don't just need a vector db, you need ours!
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by hbogert 7mo ago
It stands out, because it didn't sell. Which is weird because there were some pretty big pros about using them. The latency for updating 1 byte was crazy good. Some databases or journals for something like zfs really benefited from thi
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by hbogert 7mo ago
The push from google feeds to go to these sites is absurd. The quality is garbage, they're probably using LLMs heavily themselves.
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by hbogert 7mo ago
You have Every right to plug your agentshell here. I love it and I don't even care that much for agents (yet)
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by hbogert 7mo ago
Albeit it's the shell, I assume he means piping
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by hbogert 7mo ago
I just saw a merge request created with Claude from a colleague without software engineering background. Let's just say I will have more work to do than less. Software validation was always the interesting part vs software verification
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by hbogert 7mo ago
yeah just installed it, it's awesome!
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by hbogert 7mo ago
Still android doesn't support NFC in combination with resident passkeys.
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by hbogert 7mo ago
I think most brands are being hammered in the netherlands. The tax climate for eletric company leased cars is not good compared to extremely good just a couple of years ago.
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by hbogert 7mo ago
Shouldn't you have concerns picking Claude 4.6 for your next project if it produces subpar elixer code? Cheapy shot perhaps, but I have a feeling exotic languages will remain more exotic longer now that LLM aided development is becomin
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by hbogert 7mo ago
He made an account name called vrijen which is having sex in dutch.. as he himself explained. Not sure if you noticed that part
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by hbogert 7mo ago
Not linear in my case. My best is somewhere around 11ish. So that's usually when I start my ballmer peak and take my first beer. (Joking, of course, for people who don't get the reference)
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by hbogert 7mo ago
You really just made an account now to make that point?
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by hbogert 7mo ago
I always have the unfounded feeling that the go compiler/linker does not remove dead code. Go binaries have large minimal size. Tinygo in contrast can make awesome small binaries
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by hbogert 8mo ago
Yeah but the article makes it sound as if lower is better, which it is definitely not. And yeah you need to control humidity, that might mean sometimes lowering, and sometimes increase it by whatever solution you have. Also this is where cu
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by hbogert 8mo ago
Datacenters need cool dry air? <45% No, low isn't good perse. I worked in a datacenter which in winters had less than 40%, ram was failing all over the place. Low humidity causes static electricity.
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by hbogert 8mo ago
totally missed this, yep major stake is by Softbank. We europeans like to talk about sovereignty but we sell our stuff pretty easily :D
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by hbogert 8mo ago
what's wrong with using european stuff? (ARM, ASML) :P

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