raphinou

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by raphinou 7mo ago
I have been using e/OS but moved away when an upgrade to the next version required to manually wipe the device. I could cope with the little inconveniences of a degoogled phone, but wiping the device myself following a unclear procedur
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by raphinou 7mo ago
Looks interesting. I'm currently using https://tuicr.dev/ , of which I like that the first screen it shows is the choice of commit range you want to review. Might be something to consider for deff?
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by raphinou 7mo ago
Am I a fool to think that upcycled devices might not dent the sales of new devices, but would be used in new ways that would actually be positive for the vendor?
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by raphinou 7mo ago
You're right of course. I hadn't thought of the negatives when this self-restraint is absent. I only sent one letter to one team because I was a fan. The restraining factor was being a fan. Remove that, and it can indeed rapidly g
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by raphinou 7mo ago
When I was young I wrote to the Formula 1 team McLaren to ask if they could hire me for a student job. I didn't expect to get a reply, but I got one. The answer was negative, but I was happy. I never reflected about it until now, but m
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by raphinou 8mo ago
https://github.com/asfaload/asfaload : an opensource multisig sign-off solution allowing to sign and authenticate GitHub release artifacts. It is self hostable, accountless (key pair identity), auditable.
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by raphinou 8mo ago
I've been happily using a container to run my agents [1]. I tried to make it evolve with more advanced features, but it quickly became harder to use and I went back to a basic container which I just start with a run.sh script. Is a sim
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by raphinou 8mo ago
I'm impressed with the speed of development. I didn't take a look at the quality of the code though. I'm using glm a Kimi k2.5, and I have a lot of corrections to apply to the code. Is Claude that better? Or is my process bad
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by raphinou 8mo ago
I looked at your profile but didn't seen any contact info, hence this comment. I'm working on a fully open source multisig solution for artifact authentication. I would be interested to have your opinion and if you see opportuniti
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by raphinou 8mo ago
I recently also reflected on the evolution of my use of ai in programming. Same evolution, other path. If anyone is interested: https://www.asfaload.com/blog/ai_use/
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by raphinou 8mo ago
Here is other dev related music: https://marcus.bointon.com/music/
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by raphinou 8mo ago
This might be a question of personal preference. At the design stage I already find it more approachable to think in separated responsibilities, and it naturally translates to actors. Thinking about the app, it's much reasier for me to
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by raphinou 8mo ago
I'm working on an rest API server backed by a git repo. Having an actor responsible for all git operations saved me from a lot of trouble as having all git operations serialised freed me from having to prevent concurrent git operations
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by raphinou 8mo ago
I use ai to develop, but at every code review I find stuff to be corrected, which motivates me to continuing the reviews. It's still a win I think though. I've incrementally increased my use of ai in development [1], but I'm
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Phases in my LLM use for programming(asfaload.com)
1 points by raphinou 9mo ago|1 comments
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by raphinou 9mo ago
My use of LLMs for programming has evolved drastically in 6 months, to the point I decided to write about it. Posting it here as I'm curious to read experiences by other programmers!
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by raphinou 9mo ago
I could imagine using this to access a beefier machine besides my main work computer. But indeed paying for stopped VM is difficult to sell. There was a suggestion to propose pre installed tools in different images which I find a good idea
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by raphinou 9mo ago
I use agents in a container and persist their config like you suggest. After seeing some interest I shared my setup at https://github.com/asfaload/agents_container It works fine for me on Linux.
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by raphinou 9mo ago
of course, I'm not pretending this is a universal remedy solving all the problems. But I will add a note in the readme to make it clear, thanks for the feedback!
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by raphinou 9mo ago
I put all my agents in a docker file in which the code I'm working on is mounted. It's working perfectly for me until now. I even set it up so I can run gui apps like antigravity in it (X11). If anyone is interested I shared my se
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by raphinou 9mo ago
Did you document this somewhere? I'm interested to know more
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Gnome and Mozilla Discuss Proposal to Disable Middle Mouse Paste on Linux(linuxiac.com)
48 points by raphinou 9mo ago|98 comments
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by raphinou 9mo ago
Also a postgres user. Wondering why MySQL wire protocol and not pgsql's: did the mysql choice have advantages compared to pgsql in this case?
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by raphinou 9mo ago
I always run my agents in a container with the source code directory mounted. That way I can reasonably be confident I may let it work without fearing destructive actions to my system. And I'm a git reset away to restore source code.
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by raphinou 9mo ago
I'm working on a multi sig file authentication solution based on minisign. Anyone knows the response of the dev regarding minisign's listed vulnerability? If I'm not mistaken, the response of the authors are not included in t
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by raphinou 10mo ago
Are there any bindings for other languages than cpp?
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by raphinou 10mo ago
I finished the library providing all features of a multisig file signing scheme. With that it was easy to develop a cli tool. And now I'm looking at developing the server component. Looking forward to share a complete solution! Git ba
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by raphinou 10mo ago
Except if it's a security fix?
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by raphinou 10mo ago
Can it be reinstalled with a standard linux (for me at the end of it's life)? That would make me buy it.
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by raphinou 10mo ago
Swarm is not far from my dream deploy solution, but here are some points that might be better, some of them being already better in uncloud I think: - energy in the community is low, it's hard to find an active discussion channel of s

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