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by notnmeyer 1y ago
i assume when people are talking about k8s complexity, it’s either more complicated scenarios, or they’re not talking about managed k8s. even then though, it’s more that complex needs are complex and not so much that k8s is the thing drivin
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
Pretty sure it’s racist (or at least pejorative) in origin referring to the asian car customization / import scene.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
“grok, how do i land this plane?”
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
you can not have a dockerfile in your project at all, push your code to them, and they’d build an image for it with nixpacks. you’d see nix stuff in your build logs, but it’s behind the scenes for the most part.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
i don’t buy it. what if i’m using a tablet and drawing in photoshop? computer art isn’t just code and ai… whether it’s a physical or digital medium the artist is expressing their creativity and manipulating the tools to realize that vision.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
shameless plug, but if you’re looking for a daily note taking thing, take a look at https://github.com/notnmeyer/daylog-cli . it’s a cli tool for daily task tracking. edits in $EDITOR (i use helix) and renders markdown
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
yuck. sounds like a nightmare.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
you’re better off using a separate task runner like make or task.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
neat. anything you can share? code, blogs, etc? probably too far for me, but very interesting to follow someone on this journey
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
like a lot of folks i found nektos lacking. instead, i focused on keeping the gha workflows really light and putting any complexity in Task (taskfile.dev)—that way the meat of the workflows can be run locally, and the gha syntax is just the
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
surely this boils down to cost. if you prioritize low cost you will probably sacrifice aesthetics. maybe it doesn’t have to be that way, but it seems like it often is for better or worse. would i rather pay more in taxes for a nicer looking
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
That is… insane. In what world is this expected or acceptable behavior?
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
absolutely agree
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
i took a look at the prs and issues they linked. i didn’t realize most of this was 6 years old. additionally, the folks submitting the prs seemed ill equipped to make a convincing case for why anyone should be among the first to adopt a nob
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
zed is veerrrry good. i really appreciate the clean ui compared to vscode and its ilk. don’t love the pricing they just announced though. i don’t mind paying for my tools, but it not being unlimited scares me off slightly.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
i really like this idea but feel conflicted. the privacy conscious side of me loves this… but having worked for early dev-tools startups, without telemetry we’d have had no idea how folks were using our tools or how some experiments played
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
i appreciate the honesty—but thank heavens for pi-hole and ad-blockers.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
helix is so excellent.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
ios? same thing on safari, and probably every ios browser
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
yeah, that sounds good! but really, i meant it in a light-hearted show of support for speaking the truth.
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
i’d vote for seth rogen
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by notnmeyer 1y ago
cursor got there first, but it’s just not that good. stuff not built on top of vscode feels much more promising. i’ve been enjoying zed.
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by notnmeyer 2y ago
all i know is that nextjs is the absolute worst
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by notnmeyer 2y ago
can confirm. nix + home-manager has been the configuration and dotfiles solution i’d been searching for. it’s not flawless, but its strengths outweigh the weaknesses. i still need homebrew for casks, but that’s fine.
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by notnmeyer 2y ago
fun game, but annoying to read the cards on mobile. would be nice to have an option to have them laid out without being fanned and overlapping
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by notnmeyer 2y ago
my first thought too. on a mac at least it’s a little crusty, but it really does make it convenient to have a project completely and accurately describe its environment.
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by notnmeyer 2y ago
good points here. appreciate it!
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by notnmeyer 2y ago
maybe i dont get it, but can we conclusively say that the gorilla wasn’t “seen” vs. deemed to be irrelevant to the questions being asked? “look at the scatter plot again” is anthropomorphizing the llm and expecting it to infer a fairly odd
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by notnmeyer 2y ago
oh man, i had no idea stuff like this (or pushd/popd existed). i’ve been writing so much ugly bash to do this myself… whoops
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by notnmeyer 2y ago
you can write bash but run the scripts on systems that may not have bash, is my first thought. packaging “shell” scripts into a scratch container or similar sounds pretty nice for certain use cases.

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