kjuulh

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by kjuulh 9mo ago
Use it all the time. I've got a wireguard setup from phone or tablet to my workstation. Using mosh with zellij and I can do all the development I want. Whether it is restarting a machine, or actually writing code, using claude code etc
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by kjuulh 9mo ago
I think it fits quite well. Kind of like the rust standard lib runs on the cpu this does partially run on the gpu. The post does say they fall back on syscalls but for others there a native calls on the gpu itself such as Instant. The same
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Incidental Complexity(blog.kasperhermansen.com)
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by kjuulh 9mo ago
That is my gut feeling as well. I wonder if we're gonna see more expansion in the south americas as well in the coming year..
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by kjuulh 9mo ago
https://rawpotion.io Blog and project site
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by kjuulh 9mo ago
You can see my reply below: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46609044 I believe our setups are pretty equivalent. I achieve load balancing by running native wireguard on a vps at hetzner, I've got a native wireguar
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by kjuulh 9mo ago
I use vxlan on top of wireguard in my hobby set up. Probably wouldn't recommend it for an actual production use-case. But that is more or less because of how my homelab is setup (Hetzner -> Home about 20ms latency roundtrip). I cons
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by kjuulh 10mo ago
From the provided question by WHR I can definitely see how Scandinavian countries rank so high. Being Danish myself my answer would immediately go into long term thinking and whether I would have a better life elsewhere and to me the answer
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by kjuulh 10mo ago
After self hosting our builds ended up so fast, that we were actually waiting for was GitHub scheduling our agents, rather than it being the job running. It sucked a bit, because we'd optimized it so much, but we on 90th percentile saw
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by kjuulh 10mo ago
We choose github actions because it was tied directly to github providing the best pull-request experience etc. We actually didn't really use github actions templating as we'd got our own stuff for that, so the only thing github a
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by kjuulh 10mo ago
It is xD On the outside it feels like a product held together with duct tape, wood glue and prayers.
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by kjuulh 10mo ago
We've self-hosted github actions in the past, and self-hosting it doesn't help all that much with the fragile part. For github it is just as much triggering the actions as it is running them. ;) I hope the product gets some invest
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by kjuulh 10mo ago
Sounds good Solomon I look forward to seeing how it goes in about a year when I am going to tackle our CI again ;) Best of luck and thx for taking my harsh feedback in strides!
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by kjuulh 10mo ago
As someone that has used Dagger a lot (a previous daggernaut / ambassador dropped off after LLMs was announced, and was changing jobs at the time. implemented it at a previous company across 95% of services, built the rust sdk) the app
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by kjuulh 11mo ago
It did happen, and cloudflare should learn from it, but not just the technical reasons. Instead of focusing on the technical reasons why, they should answer how such a change bubbled out to cause such a massive impact instead. Why: Proxy fa
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by kjuulh 11mo ago
It depends on the infrastructure you're running on. There was a post yesterday going fairly into depth how you do such calculations https://authress.io/knowledge-base/articles/2025/11/01/how-w..
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by kjuulh 1y ago
I had a brief look at greptime db. And I'd like to give a little bit of feedback on your funnel. It is clear that your product marketing is targeting business folks rather than developers. That 3 minute vid on the frontpage was next to
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by kjuulh 1y ago
YouTube even has a feature now that if you skip, it will skip over sections that other people skip to. Which in practice does the same thing as sponsorblock, except that you have to press skip ;)
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by kjuulh 1y ago
There is always a "better" thing. I do think that it is fine to have a bit of stability in the frontend space. Should react stay the default for the future, probably not, but it is fine if it stays that way for a while. React is a
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by kjuulh 1y ago
Chezmoi has been a blessing to use. It is one of the only tools I've used that had been able to survive me neclecting it for months and then getting back to it. I'd love a more interactive diff when my dotfiles have driften too m
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by kjuulh 1y ago
I was working at a small farm-shop at some point, we sold smoothies of turmeric and ginger, we had to label it clearly, and restrict sale for pregnant woman, young kids and the elderly because large doses can be dangerous. As far as I recal
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by kjuulh 1y ago
I felt the same when implementing OpenID connect flows according to spec. It uses the browser in creative ways ;) Especially the device flow, absolutely insane complexity for what it is.
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by kjuulh 1y ago
I actually wanted to ask you about this at our last meetup (Rust Aarhus), so nice to see it on hackernews. It did seem you switched away from flutter. ;) How is shipping egui apps vs flutter. I'd imagine that especially shipping a rust
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by kjuulh 1y ago
It is weird, this is their main website: https://hypr.land/ Which has a demo. This website seems to only be for the account / payments.
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by kjuulh 1y ago
I've got absolutely no problem with them taking donations / having a premium option. But it is very difficult to comment on when there is no indication what the premium experience brings.
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by kjuulh 1y ago
You can rent bigger runners from github. They're still not as fast as third party ones, but it takes 5 minutes to set up and is still pay as you go. I just see a lot of people use the default ones, which are very small.
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by kjuulh 1y ago
Could Rust be faster, yes. But honestly, for our use-case shipping; tools, services, libraries and what have you in production, it is plenty fast. That said, Rust definitely falls off a cliff once you get to a very large workspace (I'd
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by kjuulh 1y ago
Downdetector shows they've got issues as well, but it can be fairly unreliable, as people don't know which service is behind their apps. I at least have no issues on their services across a few regions, and their console works fin
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by kjuulh 1y ago
I wonder what the damage ($) for having a good portion of the internet down for an hour or two ;)
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by kjuulh 1y ago
This feels very much like when facebook, locked themselves out of their datacenters. ;) * https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/facebook-blames-m...

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