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by takeda 3y ago
The old reddit at least (I don't use the new UI, as it is absolutely horrible) had option "allow my data to be used for research purposes" it wasn't for AI but I would imagine anyone who opted out from it, would also no
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by takeda 3y ago
I don't think that would be a concern if a proper law would be passed.
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by takeda 3y ago
That's pretty much how building on nix works, except you don't need base image or your application file, you specify what command to run from which package and it will be placed in the container with all runtime dependencies autom
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by takeda 3y ago
The Nix idea is to start building with a known state of the system and list every dependency explicitly (nothing is implicit, or downloaded over net during build). This is achieved by building inside of a chroot, with blocked network access
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by takeda 3y ago
You can absolutely build a reproducible image in Dockerfile if you have discipline and follow specific patterns of doing. But you can achieve the same result if you use similar techniques with a bash script.
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by takeda 3y ago
I found this discussion and contains code fragments and links that might help. https://discourse.nixos.org/t/how-to-create-a-docker-image-w...
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by takeda 3y ago
I haven't used java in over a decade so won't be able to help much with that, but for example I was able to get my application to fit in just 70MB container including python and all dependencies + busybox and tini It looked someth
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by takeda 3y ago
Ah, apologies for getting things wrong. Thanks for explaining it and making it clearer. I just saw the hostility in that thread and that's how I interpreted it. BTW: I have nothing to do with Flox, I'm just ordinary Nix user who a
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by takeda 3y ago
In that case streamDockerImage produces script that you run then you pipe output to skopeo or docker. nix2container wraps all of that and it automatically runs it in behind the scenes when you call nix run. The whole image generation is muc
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by takeda 3y ago
The big problem is how docker was designed. It is essentially a jail that is supposed to contain a Linux binary. Things are straight forward on Linux. You build your binary, place in a docker container and you are done. The nix code will al
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by takeda 3y ago
Thanks for pointing it out, it made me look closer at it. I normally would actually welcome GPL, because it allows to keep project being open source. Though looks like project also comes with CLA where anyone who contributes surrenders thei
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by takeda 3y ago
One way of thinking about Nix is like A Makefile on steroids. It will build what is needed for the right platform. It is also smart enough that you can add cache server and when it needs something that already is in the cache[1] it will dow
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by takeda 3y ago
I believe so, it seems like almost all (or all?) solutions listed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39696038 use flakes underneath. I think the flakes problem come from two things: - flakes are labelled experimenta
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by takeda 3y ago
Rust, sure, but typing in golang isn't superior to python's type annotations. Also Rust became a quite popular tool for python extensions, where you can offload performance to rust and business logic to python.
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by takeda 3y ago
I don't believe this is a big issue, typically package authors just use $output variable which returns whatever path the package should be stored at. The real reason for it are libraries. The binaries that are packaged in /nix&#x2
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by takeda 3y ago
I have feeling it will be the menu key with a different keycap.
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by takeda 3y ago
> (Also, I'm really not sure why having the port installed would interfere with building a new one, but I've always built Erlang with make and erlc which is maybe a bit unusual) It looks like this happens because the ejabberd i
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by takeda 3y ago
> This is why you see 'everyone' build chat from ejabberd. Erlang makes code for this kind of service fairly simple, and hotloading means you can fix bugs without kicking everyone off to restart. Sadly in practice I saw people
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by takeda 3y ago
Feels a bit Microsoft'y like for example "Word".
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by takeda 3y ago
Couldn't that start a copyright class action lawsuit?
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by takeda 3y ago
If that conspiracy is true, you can't assume he knew how bad it would be. This Hamas attack was much more sophisticated than anything they did before. Also Netanyahu doesn't look like the kind of a guy that has shame that would ma
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by takeda 3y ago
It would be because it was so bad. But if this was something that Israel typically experiences, then I don't think Netanyahu would have anything to worry about. Also he still is in his position and it is just prediction that he will be
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by takeda 3y ago
It was very clear when Elon said it will work like Uber.
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by takeda 3y ago
There was this feature provided by banks. I remember BofA was one. Unfortunately they removed it. You could create a temporary credit card number for specific vendor. It even had option to set one time limit or recurring limit. I don't
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by takeda 3y ago
If gets approved https://peps.python.org/pep-0703/ would be much better. Yes, it might require code and package changes, but if people see that having python without GIL is an option if some less used features aren&#x2
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by takeda 3y ago
What is needed is what Cory Doctorow is saying. https://youtu.be/rimtaSgGz_4 We need to push politicians to fix the antitrust law. It isn't just Google that is benefiting from this now toothless law.
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by takeda 3y ago
He probably was screwed either way in terms of his future at the company, but he should refused producing the document with these corrections. There was a tiny chance that maybe his resistance would make employer reconsider that. Anyway if
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by takeda 3y ago
My company doesn't NixOS in production as the policy is that only single distro is approved and we are paying tons of money to the vendor to make sure that our requirements are satisfied. We do use (on some projects) Nix for developmen
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by takeda 3y ago
Looks like they deprecated the rust plugin: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/8182--deprecated-rust that sucks.
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by takeda 3y ago
It works the other way look up Sound of Freedom 60% critics, 99% (not long ago it was 100%) audience. You can't make it any more obvious.

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