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by qudat 1y ago
What’s missing are the email digest services. I built a simple little service that sends rss digests to my email: https://pico.sh/feeds Check it out
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by qudat 1y ago
Very cool! I replaced my mainboard on my framework and am trying to convert it to a backup for my nas. Could you talk a little more about your zfs setup? I literally just want it to be a place to send snapshots but I’m worried about the usb
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by qudat 1y ago
The problem is the hype machine that is claiming it will replace human labor which justifies the insane losses. These companies are burning cash to support the current formulation of AI services. These services will survive because they are
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by qudat 1y ago
Cool project, I’m always weary by projects that take so much dev time to build out, but I’ve been keeping my eye on this one. I’ve been thinking about git collaboration slightly differently from the rest of the code forges. I think git coll
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by qudat 1y ago
It’s always fun to see what other people do for dotfile mgmt. I have a simple bash script that does something similar: https://erock-git-dotfiles.pgs.sh/tree/main/item/dotfiles.sh...
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by qudat 1y ago
GitHub just released spec-kit which I think attempts to get the human more involved in the spec/planning/task building process. You basically instruct the LLM to generate these docs and you tweak them to flesh it out all fix mista
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by qudat 1y ago
For such a critical piece of software/infrastructure that runs in massive companies making hundreds of millions, this is a rounding error. I literally do not see a single issue with that rate, even in 2000s. Now the arguments for frivo
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by qudat 1y ago
Just get a power bank for your laptop. I know it’s not the best solution but $100 and you have a battery pack you can use for all your devices
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by qudat 1y ago
The blast radius is made far worse by npm having the concept of "postinstall" which allows any package the ability to run a command on the host system after it was installed. This works for deps of deps as well, so anything in you
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by qudat 1y ago
My and my buddy have been using “pa” for our company with great success: https://git.j3s.sh/pa It uses age and allows you to use multiple keys for encryption
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by qudat 1y ago
I'm willing to bet there are technical limitations to just "adding more VRAM" to all these boards.
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by qudat 1y ago
> How on earth does "enhancing individual productivity" not improve P&L performance? If the individual is more productive, they can work fewer hours. This is especially true in a remote-work environment where you are not i
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by qudat 1y ago
That was a random show thought I had a couple days ago: > We’ve managed to convince the biggest tech companies to invest trillions into tech that doesn’t replace SWEs, rather, a new dev tool at our disposal to make some aspects of our jo
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by qudat 1y ago
Link to src?
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by qudat 1y ago
I’ve been using it for awhile, no issues: https://erock-git-dotfiles.pgs.sh/tree/main/item/dot_config/...
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by qudat 1y ago
A neovim plugin manager is essentially a git clone tool that knows how to execute a setup function. This aspect of plugin management is the same for all plugin managers in neovim. The goal is to have something that mostly works as-is but ot
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by qudat 1y ago
Aside: this was very informational for me, thanks!
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by qudat 1y ago
https://prose.sh — serve your blog using ssh. It was inspired by bearblog and others in this ecosystem of minimal blog platforms. https://pico.sh includes a suite of other services (some paid) but the business model
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by qudat 1y ago
Agreed. I've been rejected from roles I've been genuinely excited about and felt totally defeated. This last application run I made a concerted effort to protect myself from feeling bad and it definitely helped. Some people can
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by qudat 1y ago
As a staff swe I spend way more time reading, understanding code, and then QAing features. Writing code is my favorite part of the job, why would I outsource it so I can spend even more time reading and QAing?
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by qudat 1y ago
Whenever I jump into CS I only play dust2. It’s such a perfect map. I also have a soft spot for Aztec because of the rain. I would join empty servers just to hang out on Aztec for the aesthetic.
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by qudat 1y ago
Nice article! I like the idea of performing code analysis to drive conversation about engineering topics.
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by qudat 1y ago
> Like if a job doesn't pay enough for people to comfortably have a family and leasure time, to me it's somewhere in spectrum of slavery, indentured servitude, and poverty trap, and not compatible with a society of equals and r
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by qudat 1y ago
When you are rapidly hiring, giving a candidate 2 weeks to complete a take home is a huge drag on the process. Instead, sandwiching 3 interviews (resume walk, leetcode, system design) into a 3 hour time period lets candidates move through t
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by qudat 1y ago
> Setting TERM properly isn't some tmux-specific problem. Correct, but it's another layer to deal with. There are `tmux` specific TERMs that should be used which sit on top of your terminal emulator TERM. This was my point: y
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by qudat 1y ago
The “aha” moment for me was when I read in the shpool docs that you can write an ssh config entry to automatically attach or generate a new session. That plus control master and the startup time is as fast as opening a new window
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by qudat 1y ago
It’s called nextjs
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by qudat 1y ago
At pico.sh we built something similar but using SSH: https://pipe.pico.sh
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by qudat 1y ago
> You will be hard-pressed to find someone who stuck with it for a week and decided to go back to git. I used it for a week and switched back to `git`. Most of its hallmark features are not something I use that often.
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by qudat 1y ago
Why not just run an OS in a VM and full screen it?

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