lanycrost

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by lanycrost 5mo ago
After x years you'll have one prompt element which will create a whole website
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
systemd is complex on first view, but after using it you didn't want to use anything else. It's handy to manage everything using systemctl
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
Yes, they work great for small tasks, but not smart and powerful enough to beat with frontier models. Hope they will become better.
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
Now they assist us, after x years we will assist them :D
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
It depends, It very bad practice to put it everywhere, but it does it's job, and does it greatly when it necessary. Every big distributed, scalable and fault tolerant project needs good orchestration and you need to choose anything fro
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
Once in my career I had to work with Sun/Spark machines :D very bad practice, doesn't like to move from current modern tools back to the wild terminals experience, for the windows it's even worst
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
Go always surprise me how well organized and well packed it is. I always used to work with opentelemetry but this core library look very strong and good. Thanks for this info
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
Interesting, but I will prefer more unified and i3 style way for that I use aerospace and many other tools which give me such experience https://github.com/lanycrost/home_is_everywhere
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
this is multi component project will be great to see your feedback! https://github.com/bubustack/
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
I'm waiting for powerful on device LLM models, since that not worth it
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
I've played once with codesignal to pass SQL chapters and it really helped to advance querying skills.
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
Don't see the real reason to use this, as well as readme file is too short and give no actual info what is the better versus existing tools. Can be called Yet another :D ...
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
yes, I'm working on one multi operator project and will be great to try
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
Do you have plans to add kubebuilder?
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by lanycrost 5mo ago
API Explorer part looks interesting, I prefer to work with kubectl but it's headache to use kubectl explain and look for a fields