kylegalbraith

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by kylegalbraith 4mo ago
Frankly, this sounds like a really fun time. Sometimes the simple things just hit harder.
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by kylegalbraith 4mo ago
This is really cool. Probably needs some physics tweaks as a short putt is almost always way to hard. But love the idea!
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by kylegalbraith 4mo ago
Founder of Depot [0] here. Feel free to try us out. We have a real free trial that is time based that doesn’t do odd things like this. Also have usage limits that you can put in place to further clamp down on runaway surprises. [0] https:&
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by kylegalbraith 4mo ago
Yes, we support this via Depot Managed for all of our products including the latest one: Depot CI [0]. [0] https://depot.dev/products/ci
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by kylegalbraith 4mo ago
Yes, triggering Depot CI via the CLI is the sure fire way to avoid all dependencies on GitHub. We’d need more details around what you’re seeing. It is true that if auth across GitHub is broken than we can’t copy your actions out to be used
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by kylegalbraith 4mo ago
Try Depot CI as well. Supports a GHA syntax but the entire control plane is ours with our own engine.
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by kylegalbraith 4mo ago
Founder of Depot here. To my knowledge, we are the first engine to support different syntaxes in this compatible way via Depot CI [0]. Great time to try it out and let us know your thoughts! We’ve built a lot of cool stuff into it like para
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by kylegalbraith 6mo ago
Having used the cowork version of this: scheduled automations. I have very little confidence in this from Anthropic. 90% of the time the automation never even runs.
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The end of push-wait-guess CI(depot.dev)
2 points by kylegalbraith 6mo ago|0 comments
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by kylegalbraith 6mo ago
Founder of Depot here. Thanks for sharing your experience! I couldn’t agree more. It’s always felt odd to me that the entire performance of CI is pretty much pushed out of the primitives and requires an immense amount of custom bash scripts
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by kylegalbraith 7mo ago
I agree on both fronts! BuildKit frontends are not very well known but can be very powerful if you know how they work and how BuildKit transforms them.
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by kylegalbraith 7mo ago
Thank you for the post! It’s well done and you captured a lot of the concepts in BuildKit in an easy to understand way. Not an easy thing to do at all.
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by kylegalbraith 7mo ago
Thank you for the very kind words and for your support. Depot is full of incredible people who love helping others. So while you might see me on a ticket from time to time, it’s really an entire team that is behind everything we do.
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by kylegalbraith 7mo ago
After building Depot [0] for the past three years, I can say I have a ton of scar tissue from running BuildKit to power our remote container builders for thousands of organizations. It looks and sounds incredibly powerful on paper. But the
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by kylegalbraith 8mo ago
What’s the security situation around OpenClaw today? It was just a week or two ago that there was a ton of concern around its security given how much access you give it.
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We instrumented GitHub Actions. Here's what GitHub won't show you(depot.dev)
2 points by kylegalbraith 8mo ago|0 comments
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Building a Real-Time HN Display for $15(medium.com)
63 points by kylegalbraith 9mo ago|21 comments
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by kylegalbraith 9mo ago
As a founder of Depot [0], where we offer our own faster and cheaper GitHub Actions runners, I can assure everyone that this feeling is the majority and not the minority. Sounds strange to say as someone who has a product that is built arou
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by kylegalbraith 10mo ago
Founder of Depot[0] here. I'm disappointed by this change and by the impact this is going to have on all self-hosted runner customers, not just us. In my view, this is GitHub extracting more revenue from the ecosystem for a service tha
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by kylegalbraith 10mo ago
Founder of Depot[0] here. To answer your idea, at Depot we already have this concept internally. In fact, Depot isn't reliant on webhooks at all to run your jobs. One of the reasons we can be up running your jobs when GitHub webhooks s
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by kylegalbraith 10mo ago
Founder of Depot here! Glad to hear it’s working for you all. Always happy to help expand things or make things better if you ever have ideas.
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by kylegalbraith 10mo ago
This is the best thing I've seen all month. I'm actually blown away at just how accurate it is in making up the potential front page posts.
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by kylegalbraith 10mo ago
Founder of Depot here. We provide faster and more reliable GitHub Actions runners (as well as other build performance services) at half the cost of GitHub [0] [0] https://depot.dev/
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by kylegalbraith 10mo ago
Thank you! Really appreciate the support.
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by kylegalbraith 10mo ago
Thank you for the kind shout out! Always happy to see comments like this. If anyone is looking for a better GitHub or GitHub Actions experience, feel free to reach out anytime.
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by kylegalbraith 10mo ago
Excited to see AOC back and I think it was a solid idea to get rid of the global leaderboard. We (Depot) are sponsoring this year and have a private leaderboard [0]. We’re donating $1k/each for the top five finishers to a charity of th
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by kylegalbraith 11mo ago
The outage sucked for everyone. The root cause also feels like something they could have caught much earlier in a canary rollout from my reading of this. All that said, to have an outage reported turned around practically the same day, that
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by kylegalbraith 11mo ago
This idea makes the rounds on HN quarterly. I think folks reading this need to check their business model. Every company is slightly different and unique to how they are solving a particular problem. That said, knowing how you get to profit
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Stop Caring So Much About Your People(avivbenyosef.com)
2 points by kylegalbraith 1y ago|5 comments
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by kylegalbraith 1y ago
I had this same thought. I’m not entirely following how I’m to differentiate between these two things. I guess the API is to create my own CC type agent. But I’ve heard of folks creating agents that are CC based as well.

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