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by wofo 4mo ago
I sometimes wonder why there aren't more bespoke container tools (like yours). Would people be willing to pay for stuff like what you have built, if someone took the time to "productionize" it? Or is there no market?
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by wofo 4mo ago
There are many ways to achieve this. If you are just copying artifacts, and not using RUN, then there is in principle no need to download the base image at all. Feel free to message me if you'd like to chat (email is in my profile).
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Moon Base(nasa.gov)
4 points by wofo 4mo ago|0 comments
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Fully in-browser container builds(ochagavia.nl)
58 points by wofo 5mo ago|27 comments
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Comprehensive Response to Bambu's AGPLv3 Violations(sfconservancy.org)
7 points by wofo 5mo ago|1 comments
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Pushing Local Models with Focus and Polish(lucumr.pocoo.org)
7 points by wofo 5mo ago|1 comments
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by wofo 6mo ago
Sounds like babysitting an LLM, with the alarming difference that this AI can kill you if you are not paying enough attention
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by wofo 6mo ago
Out of curiosity, is there a build setup you have seen in the past that you think could be a good replacement for this complex GitHub CI setup? Asking for a friend ;) Update: now I've finished reading the article, my impression is that
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by wofo 6mo ago
Does this mean we should be migrating our SSH keys to post-quantum crypto right now?
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by wofo 6mo ago
Thanks! It's always scary when container technology fiddles with your network... I wonder how they can be at peace with such defaults. Another reason to stick with good old containerd units, I guess.
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by wofo 6mo ago
Surprised Teeworlds hasn't been mentioned yet ( https://teeworlds.com/ )
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A real-world case of property-based verification(ochagavia.nl)
1 points by wofo 6mo ago|0 comments
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by wofo 6mo ago
It would be better not to post urls to the blog, to prevent it from getting links and get even higher in search results...
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by wofo 6mo ago
Could you share more details about this? Do you mean that e.g., if I run LXD/Incus on a machine with a public IP address, anyone on the internet could route traffic through it?
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by wofo 7mo ago
Many QUIC features get implemented while in draft stage as people iterate on the RFC's design (e.g., ACK Frequency[0] is currently on draft version 14 and I implemented support for it three years ago in quinn). [0]: https://
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From WSL to bare-metal Linux(ochagavia.nl)
2 points by wofo 7mo ago|0 comments
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Do the Illegible(ashwinsundar.com)
3 points by wofo 7mo ago|0 comments
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by wofo 7mo ago
Thanks for posting this! As a long-time Rust user (and contributor, in the good old days), the thing that has always fascinated me about Rust is the healthy balance it strikes between academic brilliance and industry pragmatism. Radical cha
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by wofo 8mo ago
That's what I actually used to fix this one! I'm not too deep into the JVM ecosystem, so I gave Claude a try just in case... and it fixed it :) Btw I didn't mention it in the blog post, because I think that would have deraile
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by wofo 8mo ago
Calling Kotlin from Rust (and other languages) is useful when you want access to an existing Kotlin codebase and would rather avoid creating a full-blown port. I guess most people don't do things like this because creating bindings for
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by wofo 8mo ago
I got a notification through F5 bot ( https://f5bot.com/ )
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by wofo 8mo ago
OP here, thanks for submitting!
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by wofo 8mo ago
Thanks for taking the time! I love being able to see through abstractions too, but for web applications I'm looking for a bit more "magic" (e.g., .NET's EF Core is the gold standard for what I'd look for in an ORM).
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by wofo 8mo ago
It's been a while since I last had a detailed look at web applications in Rust (i.e., stuff with databases, auth, etc). You could use axum for the web server, which is very mature, but I'd say it's too low-level (IIRC you can
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by wofo 8mo ago
I'm a heavy Rust user and fan, but I'd never pick Rust for web. There are way more mature ecosystems out there to choose from. Why would you waste "innovation tokens" in a Rust-based web application?
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by wofo 8mo ago
Spelling mistake, I'd guess? The spanish word for it is inyección.
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by wofo 10mo ago
You surely meant to write "a loong way", right?
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Help my website is too small(lukeplant.me.uk)
5 points by wofo 10mo ago|2 comments
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by wofo 11mo ago
I for one am glad there is a commercial angle to the project. Done right, it means more hours could go into making things better, in a sustainable way. Also, having paying users provides a strong incentive to keep the technology grounded &#
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by wofo 11mo ago
I think the idea is to store-and-forward IP packets, then use QUIC on top of that

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