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by shykes 2y ago
Assuming you use `dagger --interactive`, the debugger will kick in so you can inspect the failed state. In the specific case of Dockerfile compatibility, I don't actually know if it will be smart enough to drop you in the exact interme
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by shykes 2y ago
Yes you can. Dagger is built on the same underlying tech as docker build (buildkit). So the compatibility bridge is not a re-implementation of Dockerfile, it's literally the official upstream implementation. Here's an example that
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by shykes 2y ago
You're right, not sure what's going on there. Escalating internally.
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by shykes 2y ago
Dagger is fully declarative. It's just built on a dynamic declarative API, instead of a static declarative DSL. So, if you took Nix, and replaced the static scheme-like DSL with a proper API, and then built SDKs in 5 languages for that
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by shykes 2y ago
In theory you could replace much of Docker's low-level tooling with Dagger. In practice, that's not what we're trying to do. There's a lot of inertia to ripping out existing tools, and even if the replacement is better
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by shykes 2y ago
Hi Ben! You should definitely not use Dagger Shell as your default shell. It's meant to complement it rather than replace it. From the post: > Dagger Shell isn’t meant to replace your system shell, but to complement it. When a work
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by shykes 2y ago
Docker introduced an ambiguity in the meaning of the word "container". The word existed before Docker, and it was about sandboxing. Docker introduced the analogy of the shipping container, which as ranger207 says, is about sandbo
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by shykes 2y ago
Since you're using my first name in a weird and creepy way, I'll assume you're a hater. It's been so long since I've had one! Are you reactivating from the Docker days, or are you the first of a new cohort? That wou
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by shykes 2y ago
I completely understand that fear. I see lots of other tech companies making that mistake, throwing away a perfectly good product and market out of pure "FOMO". I really, really don't want us to be one of those companies. I t
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by shykes 2y ago
Dagger.io does this out of the box: - Everything sandboxed in containers (works the same locally and in CI) - Integrate your build tools by executing them in containers - Send traces, metrics and logs for everything at full resolution, in t
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by shykes 2y ago
Thank you. Yes, I worry about muddling the message. We are looking for a way to communicate more clearly on the fundamentals, then layer use cases on top. It is the curse of all general-purpose platforms (we had the same problem with Dock
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by shykes 2y ago
> Sad to see Earthly halting development and Dagger jumping on the AI train :(. Hopefully we'll get a proper alternative. Hi, Dagger CEO here. We're advertising a new use case for Dagger (running AI agents) while continuing to
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by shykes 2y ago
Hello! Dagger CEO here. Yes, we discovered that, in addition to running CI pipelines, Dagger can run AI agents. We learned this because our own users have told us. So now we are trying to capitalize on it, hence the ongoing changes to our w
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by shykes 2y ago
Hello! Dagger CEO here. We are indeed getting an influx of AI workloads (AI agents to be specific, which is the fancy industry term for "software with LLMs inside"), and are of course trying to capitalize on that in our marketing
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by shykes 2y ago
> US law prohibits Russia from using Starlink. The problem is, how to stop Russia from doing so? A simple location-based ban won't work, because the front line is constantly shifting. Whitelisting only Ukraine's own dishes to
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by shykes 2y ago
For a more accurate analogy, imagine if Conservative Party were a terrorist organization with its own military, took direct orders from Iran, had claimed for itself all of Wales, and had been firing thousands of missiles into France without
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by shykes 2y ago
> It’s a declaration of war on Lebanon A few observations: 1. This is an attack against Hezbollah, not Lebanon. The two entities are tightly coupled, but they are not the same. 2. Israel and Hezbollah are already at war. 60,000 Israelis
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Notebook-Native CI/CD: Runme for Dagger(runme.dev)
3 points by shykes 2y ago|0 comments
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Dagger 0.12(dagger.io)
2 points by shykes 2y ago|0 comments
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by shykes 2y ago
If you specify the image digest in the image address, buildkit (the low-level implementation of docker build) will skip the metadata lookup. For example: FROM nginx:1.21.6@sha256:ec5c36ef5a2c29cf90d5b59c5f9f90272b472c604983b474b201bc2bf
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by shykes 2y ago
"silicon valley people would benefit from talking to people who build chips", that's a good one!
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by shykes 3y ago
> The fact that I couldn't point to one page on the docs that shows the tl;dr or the what problem is this solving Here's what the very first page of our documentation says ( https://docs.dagger.io ). I'd love s
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by shykes 3y ago
> holy hell their documentation is just aggressively bad Anything in particular you'd like to see improved in the docs?
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The Daggerverse(dagger.io)
4 points by shykes 3y ago|0 comments
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by shykes 3y ago
I love this emerging space at the intersection of programming and LLMs. It goes beyond having the LLMs generate code: that's an obvious and amazing use case, but it's far from the only one. Another project I'm excited about i
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Dagger Functions(dagger.io)
24 points by shykes 3y ago|5 comments
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by shykes 3y ago
> GHA has "service containers", but unfortunately the feature is too basic to address real-world use cases: it assumes a container image can just … boot! … and only talk to the code via the network. Real world use cases often
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New Dagger Cloud Pricing: Free for Individuals, Flat Rate for Teams(dagger.io)
3 points by shykes 3y ago|0 comments
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Ending Support for the Dagger Cue SDK(dagger.io)
4 points by shykes 3y ago|0 comments
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Imagine a Smarter CI Pipeline(thenewstack.io)
3 points by shykes 3y ago|0 comments

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