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Ask HN: Package Registry
1 points by ramon156 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ramon156 6mo ago
I dont really get why you'd - buy a domain - vibe code a page/artifact/whatever (which, given the quality of LLM wordings, only makes an argument less strong) - post it on HN with no further explanation in the title Why not w
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by ramon156 6mo ago
https://x.com/trq212/status/2048495545375990245 He's getting a refund + $200 worth of credits
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by ramon156 6mo ago
both support ACP. works really well!
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Awesome! Did not know this was a thing. Will check it out
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by ramon156 6mo ago
88% uptime, search index incident, CVE's to name a few. Check a local repo and go to pr's, there's a big banner telling you there's an ongoing ncident
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by ramon156 6mo ago
I'm going to throw out a really naive solution Tangled supports hosting your own knots. Why wouldn't the current GitHub CEO choose to support self-hosted "databases". GH infra can protect you from all the traffic (ssh an
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by ramon156 6mo ago
You're on the money. They already were discussing moving away from america-dependent infra. We already had a Microsoft-involved power-move a few years ago that resulted in dutch government emails being blacklisted. I was just wondering
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by ramon156 6mo ago
My current company also uses GitLab, but the amount of projects we have would be hard to migrate. I don't think we'll be moving anytime soon. Try running forgejo for your own projects, see what you think of it. Doing the research
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by ramon156 6mo ago
I cannot speak for other countries, but Germany, NL and Belgium have been pretty supportive of open-source
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Elwin had some trouble with getting the API going. I ended up helping out, but I was in a big time crunch at the company I was working for at the time. That's vastly different now, so I want to take a look at how we can properly do ing
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by ramon156 6mo ago
> after all the failures of the Dutch government to run independent IT infrastructure, name a few? the infra seems relatively stable. the only api ive used so far doesn't even have rate limiting, so i can queue ~10 requests at once
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Hey, I would love to contribute to this project. Is there a list of repo's I can take a look at and contribute? I see some communities, seems like each community has their own setup, some of them have github links.
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Proud dutchie here! I was wondering this morning whether they were going to migrate away from GH. Really glad that they did. I remember applying for a job (at some weird company) to be put up as an open-source contributor for the dutch gove
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by ramon156 6mo ago
If your introduction message already includes a bunch of uncurated claims and LLM smells, then what does that say about the code I'm about to run?
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by ramon156 6mo ago
If there were a time to compete, it would be now ;)
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by ramon156 6mo ago
In this scenario, how does p2p compare to ATProto? The downside of both is that you still need high available servers
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Tried tangled, quite like the idea! The fact you can always switch to a self-hosted knot is nice. I was looking to self-host forgejo but I didn't want to expose any SSH, and needing to be on a tailscale network just to develop also see
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Even if your analysis was correct (you're hyper-focusing on the AI stuff), "Lots of big services are like this." is not an excuse.
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Love the idea! Page is incredibly slow on mobile, probably the avatars
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Its a joke >=90 -> one 9 >=99 -> two 9's >=99.9 -> three 9's Also, you can think of e.g. five 9's as five minutes of downtime per year
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by ramon156 6mo ago
This is such an HN take. "If you want money you have to force people into it" What a shithole society is
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Work culture is so weird. What do you mean, it's reserved for the elites? In my country you get to build your holiday days, so I could totally take a month off if I don't take any other days off this year. Hell, we even have a web
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Cool idea, just wondering why you wouldn't travel during a sabbatical. > a paid month off that's not a sabbatical anyway, is it? i thought this was 6-12 months, not one? https://intensity.systems/ is currently
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by ramon156 6mo ago
it's a tongue-in-cheek statement
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by ramon156 6mo ago
well duh, they updated the news section https://github.com/microsoft/VibeVoice/commit/e73d1e17c3754f... which is microsoft for "we removed two dead links". AI innovation knows no limits!
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Love the idea, would replace the LLM generated content ony our site, though. I recently migrated to codeberg because I'm okay with self-hosting big runners, while using codeberg's available runners for smaller cron-based things (t
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by ramon156 6mo ago
"We hear you" in ~300 words, basically.
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by ramon156 6mo ago
yes. even in my province that's relatively behind on tech, at least +-20% were already strongly relying on Microsoft (Azure) and thought adopting Copilot was a no-brainer. That ofcourse comes with autonomous programming, because we&#x2
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by ramon156 6mo ago
Just checking, are you using an LLM to reply? Your replies are riddled with things LLMs are good at, like making quoted analogies that make no sense. They're not even analogies

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