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by raphinou 10mo ago
My personal preference is to have the different stack isolated by default (+ intra-stack isolation possibility using networks). I'm deploying Swarm and traefik as described here: https://dockerswarm.rocks/traefik/#
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by raphinou 10mo ago
I'm a docker swarm user, and this is the first alternative that looks interesting to me! Some questions I have based on my swarm usage: - do you plan to support secrets? - with swarm and traefik, I can define url rewrite rules as conta
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by raphinou 10mo ago
This is based on the Chromium Embedded Framework. I've always been surprised this kind of framework was not encouraged for Firefox by Mozilla (I've read they were even against it).
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by raphinou 11mo ago
This is an honest question, not trying to get into an argument... > I don't want extensible software. KDE is terrible in that regards. They have miriads of options, that's too much for me. Why not use the default provided then
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by raphinou 11mo ago
As I'm working on a signing scheme for release authentication, this is a welcome news. To alleviate the issue of mutable releases I had set up a mirror of releases checksums to be able to detect releases alterations. This is not needed
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by raphinou 1y ago
Clicking on the link to valetudo.cloud redirects me to hn, but typing the address not. Seems to confirm messages complaining about the projects community/leaders....
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by raphinou 1y ago
We handle the case to prevent git history rewrites, but an alternative solution could be adopted if less cumbersome.
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by raphinou 1y ago
I'm working on a project where I need to prove that a file in a git repo is append only, ie all changes to the file only added lines. The only way I can think of is looking at the git history of the file, but would there be a faster wa
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by raphinou 1y ago
I also preferred dynamic typing, until my complex rails app grew to the point I didn't dare to do any refactoring. But I didn't switch opinion until I discovered ML type systems, which really allow for fearless refactoring. At occ
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by raphinou 1y ago
Interesting! I have a F# background, and thought to have read that some constructs I learned to appreciate are not available in Gleam (the one I can think of right now is currying, but I thought there were others). Also, Gleam otp didn&#x27
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by raphinou 1y ago
Seems I've been doing something like spec driven development on my last project. I keep a spec of the solution developed, and include it in every request sent to the ai, and it yields good results in my case. I'm still the develop
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by raphinou 1y ago
Working on a multisig solution for authenticated file distribution, initially targeting GitHub releases. Based on minisig and git. I think this project is an interesting addition as a software supply chain solution, but generating interest
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by raphinou 1y ago
Docker Swarm, so much easier to use than k8s. Still my preferred solution for hosting web apps.
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by raphinou 1y ago
I usually ask it to build a feature based on a specification I wrote. If it is not exactly right, it is often the case that editing it myself is faster than iterating with the ai, which has sometimes put me in an infinite loop of correction
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by raphinou 1y ago
If you prefer to generate a static site, take a look at https://soupault.app/ It generates a static website from markdown or other formats. Mentioning it here because it deserves more attention than it currently gets.
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by raphinou 1y ago
Fsharp's type inference is great in that regard. Function types are inferred too, in contrast with rust. I find fsharp fit for exploratory code, and its type inference is probably the enabler.
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by raphinou 1y ago
Though it's not the only benefit, I enjoy rust and fsharp's typesystems most when refactoring code. Fearless refactoring is the right expression here.
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by raphinou 1y ago
I encourage you to take a look at fsharp if interested in another 'simple rust'
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Webxdc: Web Apps Shared in a Chat(webxdc.org)
2 points by raphinou 1y ago|0 comments
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Mirantis Commits to Long-Term Support for Docker Swarm(mirantis.com)
1 points by raphinou 1y ago|0 comments
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by raphinou 1y ago
Maybe https://delta.chat/en/ : completely decentralized as based on email infrastructure, e2e encryption, easy registration without providing personal data.
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by raphinou 1y ago
This is how I understand it. Which might be the reason why consumers could react against this.
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by raphinou 1y ago
Some years ago I also wanted to make ocaml my primary language, but rapidly encountered problems: difficulty to install (on Linux due to the requirement of a very unusual tool which name and function I forgot), no response from community re
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by raphinou 1y ago
I was initially enthousiastic about sandstorm when I encountered it, but in the end my preferred solution for self hosting has been Docker Swarm. Dead simple setup, low maintenance, everything easily deployable within Swarm (crons, backups,
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by raphinou 1y ago
Honest question: isn't that introducing some weaknesses, allowing the attacker to either reactivate password auth or add it's own passkey eh by tricking the user in accepting that change after receiving a mail with a link to accep
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by raphinou 1y ago
I wasn't aware of this initiative, looks interesting and such a good idea in hindsight! Might be a good help to keep the enthousiasm and energy to read a technical book in its entirety!
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by raphinou 1y ago
I thought that when Apple reached a market cap of 1 trillion, but here we are today.... I since then abandoned any such prediction, even if i share your feeling
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by raphinou 1y ago
Thanks for sharing. I'm using https://soupault.app/ to generate my websites and this could come handy for optimisation.
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by raphinou 1y ago
A couple of years ago I was using https://kapitan.dev/ which I found really good at the time when using jsonnet files to generate the configs. I haven't used it for some time though.
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by raphinou 1y ago
Anyone know what the deal was? Can it be scrapped like that? I expected to read more info about that but it's not even mentioned.

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