rsyring

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   by rsyring 3mo ago

   Can you share the article you reference?
2. 32.▲
   by rsyring 3mo ago

   Didn't know about the binfmt_misc hooks in Linux. Good read! Thanks for sharing.
3. 33.▲
   by rsyring 3mo ago

   For a lot of programming tasks, HAVING to think about memory is a disservice. That's part of the reason why Python, go, Ruby, etc. are so popular. There is no one right answer, it's very dependent on what's being built and wh
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   Pi (Rust): High-performance AI coding agent CLI written in Rust(github.com)

   1 points by rsyring 3mo ago|0 comments
5. 35.▲
   by rsyring 3mo ago

   Because it's security related, the trust needed to consider using it is just higher. Trust at two levels: who are you? What HFT firm do you run? How do we know you are actually this HFT leader? What are you doing in the HFT firm tha
6. 36.▲
   by rsyring 3mo ago

   Thanks for taking the time to reply.
7. 37.▲
   by rsyring 3mo ago

   Interesting project but can't find anything useful about the author's background on GitHub. Commit history shows the project is a couple weeks old and the commit velocity only seems possible with heavy LLM involvement. Not unexpe
8. 38.▲
   by rsyring 3mo ago

   See my comment at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48785731
9. 39.▲
   by rsyring 3mo ago

   See my comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48785731
10. 40.▲
    by rsyring 3mo ago

    There's a perfectly legit reason for wanting a stable, non-rolling, OS while keeping some software updated beyond versions the OS provides. Lots of other software providers seem to care about being compatible with LTS releases of popul
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    by rsyring 3mo ago

    I think you are taking an overly simplistic and dismissive view. There's no confusion. I understand Podman's position. I'm simply saying that position keeps them from gaining enough users to really compete with Docker. I ru
12. 42.▲
    by rsyring 3mo ago

    What if I have multiple devices and some aren't currently online. Will they catch up when they do come back online?
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    by rsyring 3mo ago

    I don't claim to understand the business or politics between RedHat and Ubuntu. I do know many projects with way less resources seem to be able to support Ubuntu and other popular distros just fine. Often through PPAs or their own apt
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    by rsyring 3mo ago

    My point is that it's not good enough to compete in this space. Look at the distros that Docker supports. That kind of support is what users expect. When Podman just leaves it up to the distros to support, it's understandable.
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    by rsyring 3mo ago

    I run Ubuntu 24.04 on my laptop and servers. The Podman version is 4.9.3. It may be incompressible to you, but I'm not alone in thinking it's a problem: https://github.com/podman-container-tools/podman/i
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    by rsyring 3mo ago

    Agreed. But, IMO, it looks like amateur hour when you compare their stance to the distro support Docker provides.
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    by rsyring 3mo ago

    As long as they refuse to support installing on Ubuntu (and other popular distros), without relying on the distro repos which are always out of date, they will continue to lose to Docker. Any serious project in this space supports as many d
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    by rsyring 3mo ago

    The site is in Chinese (?) and there is no obvious way to switch to English on mobile?
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    by rsyring 3mo ago

    bcp link is dead
20. 50.▲
    by rsyring 4mo ago

    Only EU currently
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    If you are interested in Gossamer, you may also be interested in Lis, which is Rust flavored and compiles to go: https://github.com/ivov/lisette From their readme: Safe and expressive: - Hindley-Milner type sy
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    I accidentally posted this top level, but intended it to be a reply to your post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48620008
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    I'm somewhat hesitant to post this publicly but I'm empathetic with where you are at and maybe it will be helpful to you or others so here goes: I’ve been chasing a similar symptom cluster: low-grade depression, anhedonia, "b
24. 54.▲
    by rsyring 4mo ago

    I guess they could run the titles through a (flash) LLM to catch ones were keyword detection won't cut it. Have to love the irony. :)
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    I'd like something like this but using firecracker VMs. Basically, a self hosted exe.dev. Anyone building or using a project like this?
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    Android Firefox: there is no background image.
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    We are a software dev/consulting company. We have a lot of client repos and a lot of different internal teams. It's a real and significant problem for us and we are a pretty small org. I've done consulting with bigger orgs
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    > In proper tools that are designed to solve a specific need, not try to do everything: badly. And when you want to search for that one thing that you know got documented somewhere, but can't remember where, how many systems do you
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    > 26k code changes in 2 months..... rsync was 67k LOC as of 236417c (latest not obviously vibecoded commit it seems?).[1] Wow. 1: https://github.com/RsyncProject/rsync/issues/929#issuecommen...
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    by rsyring 4mo ago

    The parent seems to be talking about efficient code style, not necessarily performance implementation, as they go on to discuss how it looks. That is, I think the point was DevX not io performance.