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mdaniel
1y ago
It's not a little off topic, it's way off topic for this thread. Your "for deployment" is missing the "of what" part, given the staggeringly thin surface area of your API. "I can reboot a server" is n
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1y ago
As an alternative perspective, if this hypothetical MCP future materializes and the repair shop could ask Gemini to contact all the vendors, find the part that's actually in stock, preferably within 25 miles, sort by price, order it, a
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1y ago
I recall the kerfuffle about (IIRC) llama where the engineer lost his mind thinking they had spawned life in a machine and felt it was "too dangerous to release," so it's not a ludicrous take. I would hope that the first pe
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1y ago
And yet: https://www.axios.com/2023/02/26/car-headlights-too-bright-l... But, for clarity, I do agree with your sentiment about their use in appropriate situations, I just have an indescribable hatred for dri
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1y ago
> A method that returns Optional<T> may return null. projects that do this drive me bananas If I had the emotional energy, I'd open a JEP for a new @java.lang.NonNullReference and any type annotated with it would be a compiler
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1y ago
Apologies, detecting sarcasm on the Internet is always tricky, but relevant to this discussion I have even gone so far as to make a CMake descriptor for PuTTY because I was compiling on Windows to fix some quirk that I didn't like (it
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1y ago
For others who also hadn't heard of that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravec%27s_paradox
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1y ago
Writing type-free Python in 2025 is malpractice
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1y ago
I'm sure for 10 people you'll get 15 answers, but for my money OIDC is the way, the truth, and the light. GitHub and GitLab offer it, one can have federated auth from within a k8s Pod to anything that trusts OIDC, and realisticall
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1y ago
In case others were curious https://docs.hetzner.com/storage/object-storage/supported-ac... https://docs.hetzner.com/cloud/load-balancers/overview#:~:te...
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1y ago
Years?! what. the. actual . fuck Well, I guess from a platform that has no intrinsic IAM offering, I take that back, I guess keeping track of whose special console password is the current one is, in fact, hard work
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1y ago
In the midst of a gold rush, sell shovels and maps In the less glib way, I'll draw attention to the fact that machine learning roles are only one moving part of the machinery required to manage, operate, train, evaluate, demo, and inte
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1y ago
https://github.com/citybound/citybound/forks is always something I go poking around in when the original developer moved on. Sometimes one can find bugfixes, other times someone that has picked up the mantle quiet
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1y ago
This may be hairsplitting, but emphasis on the handling word in that sentence. I would bet it's not so much the feature gap it's that the specification is very, very YOLO. And when any number of byte sequences happened to rend
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1y ago
since the title provided no context: <meta name="twitter:description" content="A dumb website for copying symbols."> and it seems to be a curated list of them, since typing "pawn" into the search b
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1y ago
On the off chance you were not already aware, those presets are just that. document.querySelectorAll("video").forEach(el => el.playbackRate = 3.0) but, as that snippet implies, one needs either an extension or access to the dev
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1y ago
My experience has been that it's not just the cadence of the speaker, it can be their intonation and pitch that determines whether I can speed it up. And some deep voiced person from Essex who is recording in their bathroom ... not a p
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1y ago
pnpm for lif The idea that every single directory for every single project down 18 subdirectories deep should have their own copy of is-even is insanity
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1y ago
Their Apache 2 releases are ferociously strong, too: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community#readme (PyCharm is built from the python directory, as is the Python plugin if you prefer it)
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1y ago
I couldn't readily tell which number you typoed but from the linked page it's the former; it's a $6/year increase. However, I didn't comment just for the correction, I wanted to draw attention to the "for a lon
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1y ago
I am not trying to start trouble, or a heated debate, but I did want to say that my experience was the same as OPs and I am also coming from a static typing background so that likely explains my having a similar experience and expectations.
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1y ago
Pedantically I think GLCI treats every environment the same, but by review environments I meant "disposable copies of the app such that one could interact with it during merge request review" e.g. https://mr-8675.exam
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1y ago
Not only ssh, it has a pluggable connection scheme to include a wide range of "how do I talk to the system," which includes AWS Session Manager, docker, kubectl, and a bunch of network appliance protocols But I also recognize that
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1y ago
Yeah, who's ever heard of this weird company named nvidia < https://gitlab.com/nvidia >, or inkscape < https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape >, or F-Droid < https://gitlab.com&
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1y ago
> Gitea support actions like GitHub's Citation needed. nektos/act is for sure not "like GitHub's"
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1y ago
In my experience, the "really good" is that it comes batteries included: - completely docker based CI/CD which makes reasoning about what it's going to do easier than "read through some minified .js from some rando&
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1y ago
And, if you don't like something there's a very good chance you could be the change you want to see - they have a pretty welcoming contribution culture. Even if you don't want to change something, being able to read the sourc
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That's definitely not universally true, with even the core library getting into the "null indicates error" game https://github.com/Beariish/bolt/blob/0.1.0/doc/Bolt%20Stand... or this
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1y ago
I didn't dig through the infinite scroll (ironic on a page about designs) but I'm surprised more than half of them weren't dedicated to obfuscating the prices, as has been the vast majority of my experience with trying to
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1y ago
Regrettably due to the licensing stupidity there's actually two bash on macOS: /bin/bash and $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/bin/bash they do differ (as is expected by a two major version spread) I'm firmly in the never-zsh c
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