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   Kettle, open source tooling for TEE-attested builds(github.com)

   12 points by indirect 7mo ago|3 comments
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   by indirect 7mo ago

   Just the good parts of reproducible builds: the security and assurance of signed and provable inputs, without the misery of constantly repairing your build system.
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   by indirect 1y ago

   I guess I wasn't sufficiently clear in the post, but the part I think is interesting is not that tmpfs and SSD bench at the same speed. I am aware of in-memory filesystem caches, and explicitly mention them twice in the last few paragr
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   by indirect 13y ago

   I used to work at a shop that used Gerrit[1] to manage our master branch. Pushes directly to master were rejected, and all commits had to be signed off by a developer other than the author, confirming that a) the tests passed and b) the fun
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   by indirect 15y ago

   Bundler's "condescension" was a real error message, albeit a terse one. I expanded it 18 days ago. If you think it's still condescending, please suggest a better way of phrasing the error. https://github.com/carlhuda/bundler/commit/abdc637
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   The Rails 3 router: Rack it up(yehudakatz.com)

   66 points by indirect 17y ago|4 comments