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by samgranieri 7mo ago
I think I'll just stick to simple games on iOS/iPadOS or just use my Nintendo Switch. These anti-cheat systems are far too invasive for my liking. I also worry about those things being hacked! The last time i built a gaming pc was
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by samgranieri 7mo ago
I am for my day job. I still mourn slack and gsuite.
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by samgranieri 7mo ago
I’m at the point to tell people (friends, neighbors, fellow parents, family, ie, not HN readers) to prolong the life of their existing computers and install what I think is the easiest windows equivalent on their computers: kubuntu. Gnome i
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by samgranieri 8mo ago
My use case for minio was simply to test out uploading things to s3 for work related apps.. I loved that web ui too. Looks like i'm gonna give seaweedfs a whirl instead of hunting down the docker image and sha of the last pre-enshittif
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by samgranieri 8mo ago
I've been a GitHub user since the very early days. I had a beta invite to the service. I really wish they didn't swap out the FE for a React FE. They need to start rolling back some of their most recent changes. I mean, if they wa
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by samgranieri 8mo ago
I work in the payments industry. Just do everything in cents and divide by 100. Makes your life a lot easier.
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by samgranieri 9mo ago
I’ve been using vim and now neovim for 15 years. Before that I was using TextMate. I’ve hand written my own config. I used Janus by Carlhuda, SolarVim, and now I’m on lazyvim because Folke is a goddamn wizard and I want to spend more time g
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by samgranieri 9mo ago
I was honestly surprised the University of Minnesota didn’t part ways with the teacher and students who performed this bullshit research. This level of malfeasance strikes me as something akin to plagiarism for a professional writer.
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by samgranieri 9mo ago
This is retroactive ass covering by the UMN IRB.
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by samgranieri 9mo ago
I wondered when Apple was going to do this. Seemed inevitable when Final Cut Pro on the iPad had a subscription, I think. I hope I can still use the non subscription version of Pixelmator pro I bought
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by samgranieri 9mo ago
This rebrand will be liked less than when Gap, Cracker Barrel and Jaguar introduced new logos. At this rate I wouldn’t put it past MSFT to rename the company and all products Copilot. Just Copilot.
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by samgranieri 9mo ago
This looks fairly cool. If I had the production need for this, I’d definitely consider this. I paired with Claude and simply added nats.c to the zig buildup system for my zig project at work. It works like a charm.
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by samgranieri 10mo ago
have you tried using pi-hole or adblock plus running on a raspberry pi on your network? whenever i'm off my home wifi network, i have wireguard configured to connect home and get me that ad blocking. it's so nice. yes, i prefer to
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by samgranieri 10mo ago
Wow. This is an incredible article that tracks just about everything I’ve done with the web over the past 30 years. I started with BbEdit and Adobe PageMill, then went to dreamweaver for Lamp.
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by samgranieri 11mo ago
As someone who is diving deep into Zig, I’m actually going to evaluate all this (and compare this to Ziglings) or the Zig track on Exercism.
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by samgranieri 11mo ago
Or GNU / Systemd / Linux
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I'm not a pythonista, and the most recent time I've been playing with python has been using octodns. origninally I was using a pip setup, and honestly wow UV was so much faster. I'm very happy the python community has better
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I’m enjoying using Kubuntu. Yes it runs on Wayland.
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I’ve been using Linux on and off for the past two weeks for software dev. Tried Omarchy, but tiling managers aren’t my cup of tea. I tried gnome, but it felt like I was using an iPad at first. Put on some extensions, but it still didn’t fee
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I think I’m going to stick with the previous version of macOS on my work laptop until I’m forced to upgrade.
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by samgranieri 1y ago
As an experienced dev who’s gotten his feet wet a little with AI, I feel like , and does anyone else feel this way, that I spend more time telling AI what to do than it would spend actually writing this all out myself?
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by samgranieri 1y ago
Homebrew is pretty nice. I think it's better than Fink (mac DPKG), and MacPorts (mac Freebsd-based). I'm actually using homebrew right now on ubuntu 25 for a few packages that I don't feel like compiling from source or instal
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I’ve been using the internet since 1995 and I’ve never even heard of ICE. Crazy
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by samgranieri 1y ago
You can run Asahi Linux nicely on Apple Silicon
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I'm nix curious, and yeah, it's a bit of a challenge.
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I"m still absolutely floored with how good the archwiki is. I can't hype it up enough. I really did't know what I was doing with systemd until I read that wonderful article, and also, the link to why the arch maintainer switc
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I use dns01 in my homelab with step-ca with caddy. It's a joy to use
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by samgranieri 1y ago
This is a good first start. One less moving part. They should match caddy for feature parity on this, and also add dns01 challenges as well. I'm not using nginx these days because of this.
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I'd probably call this an Arch Linux setup instead. A curated set of configs. Kind of like how i'm using LazyVim instead of rolling my own NeoVim configuration these days
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by samgranieri 1y ago
I've been using this on a mini pc I bought and I'm really digging it. I could see myself using it as my daily driver instead of macOS one day. I also am floored by how low the resource consumption is on it

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