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by igor47 2y ago
thanks this is absolutely not okay. i sent an opt-out email for the workspace i run, and also contacted the owners of the (omg how did this happen?) 13 other slack workspaces i'm in to let them know about it. edit: to save everyone the
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by igor47 2y ago
Syncthing, actually. I think you were joking but the benefit of designing software at personal scale is often an exponential reduction in complexity.
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by igor47 2y ago
There's already many vegan cheese varieties on the market, some have been around a while and seem to do quite well. Miyokos is my favorite, made of cashews. Lots of people don't eat dairy for many reasons (ethical, allergies, into
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by igor47 2y ago
this... has always seemed incredible to me, as in "hard to believe". how many miles of transmission infrastructure can they bury in the remote wooded mountains of california where the wildfires start? the worn hook that caused the
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by igor47 3y ago
I think this was tongue in cheek but some reasons: * Apple products are status symbols * Induced demand through marketing * Ecosystem lock-in, once you go Apple it's hard to switch back out
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by igor47 3y ago
Just curious, what's the source of the excitement? Did you "do your own research"? Is there a book or a movement or some source that helped you dismiss the standard concerns from "the establishment"?
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by igor47 3y ago
We don't have a water shortage now. We lack easily accessible fresh water. By "we" I of course don't mean the average reader of HN
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by igor47 3y ago
This.... What? This must be a troll. Where do you think all the water is going to go that's trapped in the ice now? What is currently located in those places we will now be using for water storage?
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by igor47 3y ago
yes, a community can be cultivated. it's okay okay if it's just a moment in time and is meaningful for some and then people move on, it's also okay/wonderful if it takes off and becomes a haven of sanity and togetherness
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by igor47 3y ago
i run several mailing lists for my community. it's a pain. of all my self-hosted projects, mailman 3 gives me the most ongoing trouble. it's a very complicated piece of software and it's running in an increasingly hostile int
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by igor47 3y ago
This has been my experience as well. I'm surprised at how many people in the thread prefer Claude. I'm also planning to cancel my Claude subscription. I only tried Claude because ChatGPT UI is really buggy for me (Firefox, Linux).
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by igor47 3y ago
I'd be curious to hear some African music recommendations, I don't think I have any African music in my library
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by igor47 3y ago
Graphile worker is also awesome. Wish celery was as good -- I've been thinking of implementing a compatible worker in Python
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by igor47 3y ago
What I love about qcad is how keyboard-driven it is. Are there other cad programs that I can operate mostly by typing instead of clicking?
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by igor47 3y ago
from TFA: > there are only about 1 million managers in the U.S., or about 12% of the workforce ummm. either there are way fewer people in the US workforce than i thought, or we still need humans to do some reasoning.
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by igor47 3y ago
I love stellarium on my phone. It even identifies satellites! I've seen the ISS with my own eyes! (It looks like a glowing dot)
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by igor47 3y ago
Seems useful, I actually want something similar for people running a full synapse server since configuring bridges one at a time is a pain
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by igor47 3y ago
Sadly, this is a false dichotomy. I've been involved with plenty of small companies where things are somehow both chaotic and also very structure/process-oriented, bureaucratic, and absolutely not fun or creative. My experience at
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by igor47 3y ago
Ah yes! For the Rails monolith the sparkey integration was accomplished through https://github.com/airbnb/hammerspace
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by igor47 3y ago
Thanks, your article is what I was hoping for when I clicked the OP. I've been putting all my self hosted services behind OIDC recently using Authentic and I've been wanting to actually understand how the flow works under the hood
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by igor47 3y ago
As someone who also writes blog posts about stuff I'm researching, I don't think authors owe their readers to be 100% comprehensive. It's okay to publish notes. I would be sad and discouraged to see this kind of comment. I wo
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by igor47 3y ago
Sad that he lost access to his marker space, and the equipment he used to make this project. I feel like hacker spaces, especially with industrial and metal working equipment, are on the decline. Am I over fitting on the tragedy of TechShop
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by igor47 3y ago
Yup the postfix maintainers seem peeved: > Unfortunately, criticial information provided by the researcher was not passed on to Postfix maintainers before publication of the attack, otherwise we would certainly have convinced SEC Consult
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by igor47 3y ago
Yes
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by igor47 3y ago
Thanks for sanity. More broadly, concentration of power and unsafe technology are two different subjects -- we can and should tackle both.
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by igor47 3y ago
I'm super curious about this. I recently tried a one day install with twinkly on a boat and the LEDs were too far away and moving too much to map with my phone. I was thinking about how I would do it differently, maybe with some manual
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by igor47 3y ago
Most recently, https://github.com/igor47/dcsm for managing secrets in docker compose repos.
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by igor47 3y ago
Thank you for using reason to fight cynicism.
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by igor47 3y ago
My engineer friend who work at Google would strongly disagree with this assertion. I keep hearing about all sorts of hijinks initiated by senior PMs and managers trying to build their fiefdoms.
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by igor47 3y ago
Cool! Wish I could customize the phase length

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