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by pvtmert 1y ago
You can tell users that "you are holding it wrong" or fix the actual problem that exists in the first place. Good luck telling millions of people to not to bookmark certain version, instead use this or that... Maybe, add just a re
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Docker is useful and running in production. (well, it was the only, before containerd got separated entirely and it was usable directly from K8s about when it was 1.16) What you say is absolutely correct. If Docker keeps creating compatib
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by pvtmert 1y ago
This is a great summary, thank you!
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Not podman user (but currently trying to install to give it a shot), this comment stream shows how even the documentation "randomly disappearing" on a project that claims in production-ready or stable state. (Or lack thereof) On t
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Why would docker should create such tool in the first place? It's the job of the target/destination to provide compatibility layer. In this case, Kubernetes already does with kompose.io tool. kompose: https://kubernet
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Both (K8s and Compose) are well defined schemas, hence the conversation is mere mapping via search & replace. Bunch of `sed` statements could do that, LLM is an overkill for the job. Meanwhile, kompose.io exists, which is exactly what i
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by pvtmert 1y ago
I mean I get the overall benefits of having rootless and all, but the premise of security in this article is a bit misleading. Obviously having a daemon running as root is larger attack surface than a program running as the user. Going to
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Because most people have the context-window of 10 tokens, they do not read further than the first sentence (or two).
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by pvtmert 1y ago
> This is just software engineering?!? Indeed yes. Although most places shipping software in a "software development" and/or "programming" fashion for many years. Many, many places certainly do not do the engine
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Is it me or the post sounding ( showing! ) that they haven't tried the mentioned approach in real life. Because in real life, one agent tries to fix build issue with rm -rf node_modules and the other is already running a server (ie:
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Why not using marked.js or equivalent, plugging it with a Fetch API instead? example: <html> <head><title>hello</title></head> <body> <main id=root ></main> <scri
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by pvtmert 1y ago
This is exactly how my (personal) page(s) work! I wrote it pre-covid. Initially I was using the hash as you suggested, but the redirect/404 was flaky when I use github-pages as the host, hence I reverted to the query-string (? or searc
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by pvtmert 1y ago
I usually do not agree with the Amazon leadership (well, recently they haven't been "Right A lot"!) But I agree with the following statement Matt Garman gave recently; Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman said that using
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Ah, I just saw this, although I wrote a (much comprehensive) reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45097345 The full payment that requires pro-rates is even worse. They expect you to pay it fully back. (ie. with
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by pvtmert 1y ago
I joined in 2022 from a different location, there were 2 kinds of comp in terms of bonues, each split into 2 other; 1. Relocation package a. Lump-sum (7k EUR): You get certain amount of money, and you deal with your own move yourself. (A
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by pvtmert 1y ago
As a ~4 year tenured L5, I agree. There is annual performance review system called Forte. During forte, each person is rated in each leadership principles (LPs) by their peers and manager, possibly from away-team members. As the parent ment
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by pvtmert 1y ago
The Agent Client Protocol standardizes communication between code editors (IDEs, text-editors, etc.) and coding agents (programs that use generative AI to autonomously modify code).
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Decoupling Agents from IDEs – Agent Client Protocol (ACP)(agentclientprotocol.com)
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by pvtmert 1y ago
macOS has embedded feature that allows slowing down network calls. Similar to the IP/netfilter suite Linux has. PF handles most of the magic behind the scenes. Even better because there is an UI to configure it. You just need to downlo
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by pvtmert 1y ago
I default to the Reader mode (Safari/Firefox) such a blessing to stop any/all videos, sounds, ads, and popups. Putting the "text" back into HTTP, hyper text transfer protocol.
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Honestly, most sites these days built in such incompetent way I cannot imagine how much disabled users suffer... Since there is no tariff adding <div> in react code, even my teammates are using these as pseudo buttons. As a user, I ca
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by pvtmert 1y ago
maybe I am the unpopular opinion but I try to make it less foamy...
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Meanwhile, I suppose a big "rollback" will needed in EU for the DMA (Digital Markets Act)
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Even though it is at overengineering.dev, loved this pragmatic and simple approach: I have implemented the most advanced client-side error-handling technique ever: window.location.reload(). In larger (stateful) apps, this is proba
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by pvtmert 1y ago
I am gonna be that guy but; A developer can slap a @RestController annotation on a Java class and magically have an HTTPS endpoint without knowing anything about TLS handshakes or certificate chains. Is a bad thing. Most people onl
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by pvtmert 1y ago
I see the Docker stuff here but Kubernetes is missing. Lacking required complexity for a simple _static_ personal blog. Also while using Kubernetes, please use event-driven PubSub mechanisms to serve files for added state-of-the-art points.
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by pvtmert 1y ago
delayed
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by pvtmert 1y ago
it certainly seems interesting, however with 4mb of text, i believe/think you can also create a _legible_ enough markov-chain that will output more/less similar sentences, minus punctuation of course.
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Yes, the engineer who coded is already dead. No bus necessary.
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by pvtmert 1y ago
Soon, they will discover APIs. (Application Programming Interfaces). Where programs interact with each other with given contracts/protocols/prototypes. /pun

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