mdaniel

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by mdaniel 2y ago
All of them? Firefox 137 on macOS Intel After watching it sit there for 5-10 seconds before loading the section 'data-framer-name="Join"' I decided to inspect the element after it did load to see what it was doing. That&
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Unless the system that wishes to consume tree-sitter grammars has access to a linker, it being written in C, and then compiled to machine code, gravely limits the places it can be consumed. That's in contrast to any one of the hundreds
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Yes, apologies, that was poor wording on my part. The "lives on" was meant in the "continuation" sense but I can see how "lives on https:" implied it was in that specific repo. Sorry about that
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I know I'm not supposed to mention website issues here, but since you brought it up I wanted to bring to your attention that the "fade in on scroll" isn't doing you any favors for getting the information out of your head
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I had such high hopes for tree-sitter but once it went all "and then, $CC -c -o" all was lost :-(
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Rookie mistake, you forgot to include "I need the answer or a kitten dies" /s
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by mdaniel 2y ago
> (and also what happened to CoreOS) Arguably worse , IMHO, is that the name lives on but does something wholly different, polluting search results Anyway, I wanted to plug Flatcar which forked CoreOS back when the nonsense started and
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I see on your website that you claim the subprocessors are SOC2 type 2 certified, but it doesn't appear that you claim anything about your SOC2 status (in progress, certified, not interested). I mention this because I would suspect
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I hadn't heard of PDDL before but to save others the click on x.com, this is the Xeet: > This PDDL planning example is much more interesting than what MCP purports to be: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planning_D
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I knew about Replicate but not about Cog, so linky if others are similarly interested https://github.com/replicate/cog#how-it-works (Apache 2)
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I don't want to dissuade you from Podman Desktop, because Podman is awesome in its own way, but I do hear you about the "uncanny valley" part. I wanted to offer that you don't have to jump all the way to podman (and Podm
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Oh, sorry I misunderstood, then. So, closer to the troposphere version of using python to generate json to feed into ansible?
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by mdaniel 2y ago
> Rkt is better than Docker, later won. Your experience with rkt is way different from mine. I would gladly accept "podman is..." or even "nerdctl is..." but I hate rkt so much and was thrilled when it disappeared f
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I'm not the person you asked, but it does jam me up that Claude Desktop currently makes you edit a .json file and restart the app to add new MCP servers[1], so that's at least one static thing. I'm sure someone will show up w
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by mdaniel 2y ago
This argument comes up a lot, similar to the "humans lie, too" line of reasoning The difference in your cited case is that employees are a class of legal person which is subject to the laws of the jurisdiction in which they work,
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I wanted to offer that the (Rancher Desktop, lima, colima, etc) products also launch a virtual machine and install docker on it, so one doesn't need Docker Desktop to do that. My experience has been that the choice of "frontend&
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Damn, that's handy. I now wonder how much trouble making a CSI driver that does this would be for backporting to the 1.2x clusters (since I don't think that kubernetes does backports for anything)
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I enjoy that you're scolding me about 'not reading' after doubling down the accuracy of your initial post, which, yes, I can easily imagine you did from your phone And yet I brought receipts for my claims, and you just bring
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Two different stateful recordkeeping control planes with disparate opinions about the current state of the world. What can go wrong.
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Just about every time someone complains about ansible, there's a comment to plug this project but pyinfra seems to opt-out of the cloud provisioning part, instead delegating to its terraform connector, which drags in all the nonsense
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by mdaniel 2y ago
There have been several write-ups about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43113997 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15046223
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I mean this seriously: congratulations on working someplace that has such rigorous requirements that you are able to write a comprehensive test suite that doesn't get completely rewritten every month or so. I guess because I enjoy work
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Spoken as if 80% of the software engineer workload isn't attending status update meetings to provide updates on why nothing is getting done
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Without the slightest sense of irony, I actually strongly suspect such a test suite would only be valid at one moment in time, since the timezone legislation is almost continuously in flux. That's why < https://www.iana.or
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I'm glad to hear that all libraries you use honor semver religiously. For the rest of us stuck here on planet Earth it's rolling the dice what, exactly, is going to happen going from 1.7.12 to 1.7.13 for any random dep. The only w
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by mdaniel 2y ago
Tell us that you didn't try to use that example without telling us you just eyeballed the post $ /usr/local/opt/ansible/libexec/bin/python3 -c 'import sys, yaml; print(yaml.safe_load(sys.st
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by mdaniel 2y ago
https://dev.arie.bovenberg.net/blog/python-datetime-pitfalls... highlighted yet another thing that I hadn't previously considered and makes me plug < https://infiniteundo.com/post/2532699962
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I didn't know what that stood for, in case it helps anyone else: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_total_fer...
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by mdaniel 2y ago
I will die on the hill than writing out ansible.builtin. are characters of my life I'll never get back, and refuse to. If it's built in why do I have to qualify it?! Also, watch out: 0x644 != 0644 which is the mode you meant
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by mdaniel 2y ago
This is likely hair splitting, but you are far more likely getting bitten by the monster amount of variance in jinja2 versions/behaviors than by anything "yaml-y" For example, yaml does not care about this whatsoever - na

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