moondev

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by moondev 3y ago
As someone who often runs multiple entire virtualized datacenters on top of ESXi hosts which are actually virtual machines themselves running in ESXi, I highly disagree. Nested virtualization is a game changer in any kind of lab scenario. I
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by moondev 3y ago
cloud-init and multipass made me forget all about vagrant
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by moondev 3y ago
Did Tumtum agree to be purchased, or are you suggesting this was some kind of hostile takeover?
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by moondev 3y ago
docker exec -it <tab tab> sh
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by moondev 3y ago
Is it possible to fully embed the "go sdk" into your own golang program? The motivation is shipping my single binary program which would include go itself. Then the program could proxy the "go" command to build and run c
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by moondev 3y ago
You are really doing a good job convincing me I need a third framework
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by moondev 3y ago
This works the same way for arm64 "system ready" uefi hardware https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/mantic-desktop...
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by moondev 3y ago
We should just use Logitech steering wheels in most cars then, after all they are just irrelevant input devices https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drive_by_wire I do get what you are saying, and there is a "feel&quot
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by moondev 3y ago
FWIW Ampere Altra dev kit is $4k for 128 cores and supports 768GB of RAM. Bring your own memory, storage, PSU, GPU https://www.ipi.wiki/products/com-hpc-ampere-altra?variant=4...
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by moondev 3y ago
FWIW this is how it works on ChromeOS today. From the Linux terminal app (crostini lxc container) qemu launches macOS, Windows and Linux vms. They even support nested virtualization on my Framework Chromebook - so vms can run inside those v
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by moondev 3y ago
Does vftool use https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization or https://developer.apple.com/documentation/hypervisor ? https://github.com/evansm7/vftool appears t
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by moondev 3y ago
Thanks for the confirmation, pretty awesome the Asahi team is delivering features before Apple can on their own hardware!
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by moondev 3y ago
> The only thing I'd like to see added to the framework is the ability for nested virtualization (which is now available in the M2 chips, but isn't built into M1 chips). Is there an example of this working in any context? Until
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by moondev 3y ago
Other options to remove the mouse: https://tex.com.tw/products/shura-diy-type?variant=428450353... https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/docs/feature...
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by moondev 3y ago
Nope. They said out of the box. So it's "looks like 1920x1080" with a massive dock. Pure and intuitive as intended.
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by moondev 3y ago
Using a scaled resolution may affect performance.
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by moondev 3y ago
I think you answered your own question. Electron doesn't support iOS as a build target due to imposed sdk restrictions. So it's not a hardware issue but a platform limitation. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/E
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by moondev 3y ago
Thanks, will have to try this out. Is the use case of handling lists of resources on scope or is the intent more for "global" application config. It does look pretty flexible regardless. Congrats on the launch and nice job on the
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by moondev 3y ago
Would love to see something like this for Kubernetes CRDs, but leveraging the existing openAPI schema to expose in a nice UI for CRUD
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by moondev 3y ago
If your monolith is already containerized, why not just deploy it on Kubernetes anyway. That way you can use standardized tooling and run it anywhere. kubeadm init && kubectl apply
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by moondev 3y ago
A thunderbolt 10GbE nic is basically a hot plate in my experience
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by moondev 3y ago
Interesting, can you clarify what configuration in the manifest this would be? Or is it not a standardized pattern and more akin to reverse-engineering on a per app basis?
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by moondev 3y ago
If it works like crosvm on ChromeOS, you can launch a KVM virtual machine and then run containers inside that. It even supports nested virtualization (at least it does on my framework Chromebook) so you can then run vms inside the VM for st
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by moondev 3y ago
One Intel NUC supports 2x32GB SoDIMM. So 64GB per host. Each host also needs storage networking space and power. If part of your motivation is the act of physical clustering then you can't beat those as nodes. If you want cores with yo
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by moondev 3y ago
Other notable features: * Works in tandem with upstream android adb, so after usb(or wireless) debugging is enabled on the target device, there are no apps daemons or hacks needed and it just works. * Install apks that are "unavailable
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by moondev 3y ago
The killer app for Android is scrcpy. https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy This project can enable so many interesting things. It allows you to fully control, stream and automate anything running android including phon
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by moondev 3y ago
I believe on windows WSL2 uses 9p mounts, and perhaps docker desktop as well. Now I'm curious about the performance and ability to mount from this registry on those platforms.
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by moondev 4y ago
One of the biggest advantages of the UEFI firmware is that you don't have to boot from the SD card. They are really unreliable and also awful for performance. USB3 or even netbooting are much better options.
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by moondev 4y ago
Comparing Immutable infrastructure with cloud-init vs immutable filesystem with ignition. What advantages would flatcar provide.
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by moondev 4y ago
The rpi4 has uefi firmware available, this allows you to boot any generic uefi aarch64 image, you no longer need rpi specific images. https://github.com/pftf/RPi4

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