setheron

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by setheron 2y ago
Very sad half the comments are asking for MacOS app. The rise of development on MacOS for server development when the final target is Linux will cause long term harm to the newer generation of engineers
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by setheron 2y ago
Pretty neat idea but the chording seems limited. 300 words to start. How useful is it in practice ?curious to hear any reviews. Right now I am really liking my kinesis advantage 2 Love the form factor.
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by setheron 2y ago
You've been so welcoming in the jj community. Thank you. I don't understand how absorb works in your example. Why would the commit "z" be affiliated with some random documentation changes you come across and fix in the w
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by setheron 2y ago
I really enjoyed Snippets at Google which was a company wide way to share your changelog. There were also some nice integrations to pull in commits, doc edits , etc..
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by setheron 2y ago
The jj community on discord has been great also. It took a while for it to sync in but when I use git now it feels "wrong"
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by setheron 2y ago
At University of Waterloo we used scheme
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Faking Incremental Docker Loads(fzakaria.com)
4 points by setheron 2y ago|0 comments
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by setheron 2y ago
I forgot to mention, I wrote about it https://fzakaria.com/2024/11/08/jvm-boot-optimization-via-ja... I'm kind of intrigued by Mill but I've fallen into the same trap I've observed in others. I
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by setheron 2y ago
Long classpaths with unnecessary direct dependencies (i.e. not runtime) cause surprising slowdowns due to lookup performance.
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by setheron 2y ago
Been using jujutsu which does stacked diffs. Just the use of GitHub UI still a shame for stacked diffs and I'm unwilling to use graphite if I can't convince the rest of my team.
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by setheron 2y ago
Every company has lore like this; I remember when I joined Amazon hearing how someone would create SEV-1 tickets because their phone didn't work (Jeff B. would get personally paged for all SEV-1 at the time)
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by setheron 2y ago
Yea what's the citation? Nothing is stopping any company that "commits" to do a 180; they only need to cite changing conditions. "Committing" something as a public trading company has little weight behind it. At the
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by setheron 2y ago
Isn't it working here: https://cs.opensource.google/bazel/bazel/+/master:src/main/s... I remember there were docs how to onboard a repo to that list.
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by setheron 2y ago
They had access to the ILOM and had some much more durable way to STONITH. Of course every link can "technically" fail but it brought it to some unreasonable amount of 9s that it felt unwarranted to consider.
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by setheron 2y ago
I remember at Oracle they built systems to shut down the previous presumed leader to definitively know it wasn't ghosting.
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by setheron 2y ago
So for us normies does that mean skip TLA?
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Automatic Nix Flake Follows(fzakaria.com)
1 points by setheron 2y ago|0 comments
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by setheron 2y ago
I remember in a past life using DRBD to keep block devices in sync (at RDS AWS). Is this functionality effectively in-kernel now ?
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Import but don't import your NixOS modules(fzakaria.com)
3 points by setheron 2y ago|0 comments
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NixOS Option Inspection(fzakaria.com)
6 points by setheron 2y ago|0 comments
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ELF: Management Time(fzakaria.com)
1 points by setheron 2y ago|0 comments
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Scaling past 1M ELF symbol relocations(fzakaria.com)
3 points by setheron 2y ago|0 comments
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by setheron 2y ago
Honestly nothing of substance here. Would be great to get a first hand account of jj in practice.
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Learn Nix the Fun Way(fzakaria.com)
4 points by setheron 2y ago|1 comments
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by setheron 2y ago
Then the symbols interpose (shadow) and now you have divergent behavior depending on the order they are loaded (which can change in Python as they are dlopen)
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by setheron 2y ago
Docker did us wonders but also set us back in many ways (same view point about the proliferation of development on MacOS). I've lately been thinking why isn't there a public vendored third_party set to use. If we can agree living
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by setheron 2y ago
Single version policy doesn't solve version conflicts but it does put it right in your face which is as good as we can do. Without single versions, new packages to the SAT solver can introduce new duplicate shared objects secretly brea
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by setheron 2y ago
You'd have the same problem with CGO or JNI for Java. C/C++ shared libraries are never part of the package versioning in language package managers (that's the part we stick our heads in the sand about)
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Reproducibility in Disguise(fzakaria.com)
54 points by setheron 2y ago|24 comments
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by setheron 2y ago
my thinking: 40ms might matter if you consider the number of times a process might restart, the number of instances you run and on how many hosts. That could be considerable wasted cycles in aggregate. (i.e. cloud provider) Also it's n

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