kuratkull

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by kuratkull 3y ago
We are a Podman shop. Podman itself works fine, but for Compose we kinda have to use docker-compose (and very soon "docker compose" due to the former getting deprecated in a week). I found several major and minor issues when I fed
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by kuratkull 3y ago
I think there might be actual technical reasons to (sometimes) be human-like. Saying something like "sorry, i meant ..." hopefully signals to the model that i made a mistake, so it should not consider my previous input verbatim. W
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by kuratkull 3y ago
From their site: "In most cases, it just blocks or hides cookie related pop-ups. When it's needed for the website to work properly, it will automatically accept the cookie policy for you (sometimes it will accept all and sometimes
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by kuratkull 3y ago
One of the best ones (as in actually working) is the browser addon: https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/
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by kuratkull 3y ago
“I’ve been asked xxx but what if what they really want is yyy” - in my experience they usually want yyy, xxx is just how they managed to write it down using existing terminology/environment.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Those kinds of systems are a real joy if designed correctly. You can usually pretty safely assume that the object does not mutate (much), and you can very easily find out what you need to do to pass that object forward into a function that
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by kuratkull 3y ago
I'd build a structure/robot that I'd attach to my keyboard, and it would press the keys. I started to write how it would be possible to control for that, but it got too Orwellian/horrible and I stopped.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Don't forget "Overall, "
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by kuratkull 3y ago
"It took place nearly 8 billion light years ago,[...]" wat <scrolling up to recheck source>: Royal Astronomical Society ???
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by kuratkull 3y ago
I think what people want is for the old system to continue (similarly to the Netflix password sharing crackdown saga) - youtube pushes ads for people who don't adblock, some pay for premium, and the others are free from ads due to thei
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by kuratkull 3y ago
From a security standpoint, it's better for us all for LLMs to be easily injectable. This way you can at least assume that trusting them with unvalidated input is dumb. If they are 'human level', then they will fail only in c
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by kuratkull 3y ago
The night fuzz is probably the brain generating noise. I use it to fall asleep quicker. But the white squiggles on white or against the blue sky are white blood cells at the back of your eye.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
The first 3 numbers show the origin country for a product. Good if you want to prefer some and avoid others.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
This seems like where RMS would chime in. Because what we're actually missing on Android are the GNU tools - we have the kernel, but not the userland tools that define the experience.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
You shouldn't, the links usually have unique data embedded and it will confirm your email as a valid target for future attacks. You are basically adding a "real mailbox with an active, gullible user" tag to your email in the
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by kuratkull 4y ago
+1 for rsync. Have used them for a couple of years. I set up a script to backup my stuff there a couple of times a day. Their daily snapshots have also saved me from my own mistakes on several occasions.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
We are now on the Podman train. We used Docker for a while on some parts of our services. We did a thorough comparison of Podman and Docker when it was time to move over all the rest of our legacy-deployed services. Podman won out on many t
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by kuratkull 4y ago
We are pulling from Docker Hub, we're nobody special or big, but still. This shenanigan made us look for alternatives and consider the value the service provides - which didn't end in Docker Hubs favor.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
Companies will leave if they cannot trust Docker Hub to keep their CI systems working. Scaring decision makers with technical issues and instability is a pretty big nono.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
When the community becomes frustrated, users start to leave the platform. Among these departing users are influential decision-makers who may lose trust in the platform and refrain from using it in the future. Additionally, some individuals
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by kuratkull 4y ago
If a company offers something for free, it's likely part of their business plan. However, if they start charging for that feature, users may feel uneasy. Digital Ocean offers a container repo for $5/month, so users may be upset ab
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by kuratkull 4y ago
+1 for z. one of the best timesavers available.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
I also have 't' as a shortcut, but 't' creates a randomly named directory in /tmp and jumps into it. 't <name>' creates a directory ~/workspaces/<name>_<datetime> and jumps into
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by kuratkull 4y ago
Had the same issue, the containers did not resolve each other by hostname. This fixed it (run on the host): apt install containernetworking-plugins podman-plugins
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by kuratkull 4y ago
You can in hindsight. What you said is meant to be about predicting market movements.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
The fruits of our cave years were small and unappealing. Our modern fruit is 100% bred to be bigger and tastier looking. But these are wholly alien looking things from a historic standpoint. So we bred them to look delicious to us, humans.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
It's noticeably more wrong than ChatGPT (on programming stuff), but for quick queries about topics you mostly already know about it might have value. Gonna play a bit more with it for sure. This bot seems to have memory, but it is abso
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by kuratkull 4y ago
Really interested what you mean by Java having gaps compared to Golang. You can basically write Golang like code in Java, just leave out any useful language features and you've got it. I have used both professionaly and am not a fan of
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by kuratkull 4y ago
Good tools usually have a beneficial tradeoff - it takes a minute or two to learn how to do it, but you have recurrent measureable gains in productivity after that. That includes closing Vim.
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by kuratkull 4y ago
You misspelled Vim/Neovim. wink

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