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by yearolinuxdsktp 6mo ago
I disagree with the downvotes, but let me put it differently: if you don’t understand, have reviewed and be ready to own all of LLM output (the thoughtful part), then you aren’t owned the time to read them. If you didn’t try to reign in t
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by yearolinuxdsktp 6mo ago
Apple container CLI configures internal domains (`container system dns`) by adding an internal resolver and it worked for me when I specified an actual domain previously handled by external DNS and it showed up as a custom resolver. Here’s
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by yearolinuxdsktp 7mo ago
Your AWS backup snapshots must go one-way (append-only) to a separate AWS account, to which access is extremely limited and never has any automated tools connecting to with anything other than read access. I don’t think it costs more to do
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by yearolinuxdsktp 7mo ago
I’ve been using scroll back search for 15+ years with Terminal.app and iTerm2, and there’s no way that’s not the job of the terminal. You don’t know how good that is until you use it.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 7mo ago
It’s a shame that version 1.2.x got abandoned and didn’t receive any important bug fixes. That has severely cut my trust into this project. It’s been over 4 months since the last 1.2.3 release, so the memory leak when using Claude is not ad
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by yearolinuxdsktp 7mo ago
Your passive-aggressive comment doesn’t deserve a response, but I’ll bite. You see the desktop picture when you walk up to the Mac to unlock it, or immediately after you lock it before walking away. Or momentarily when you use Exposé or mov
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by yearolinuxdsktp 7mo ago
No ability to search the scroll back buffer. Stuck on the latest 1.2 release, there shall be no more, even though important bug fixes like memory leaks when using Claude are not backported. That’s a wild “go F yourself” decision. Ghostty cr
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by yearolinuxdsktp 7mo ago
No way does the Escalade exert less ground pressure! Firstly, a Wagoneer is never on pizza cutters. You can't put a 4500lb car on pizza cutters even in 1990! It came with 235/75R15 tires. They are big sidewall donuts, but no pizza
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by yearolinuxdsktp 7mo ago
And supporting the factory workers and all the Tesla employees, Elon is not the only beneficiary.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 7mo ago
What do you think the programming language fix would be?
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Java JIT compilers perform function inlining across virtual function boundaries… this is why JIT’d Java can outperform the same C or C++ code. Couple it with escape analysis to transfer short-lived allocations to be stack-allocated (avoidin
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
How do you compete with Nitro-based VMs on AWS with 0.5% overhead?
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Do you mean malware in the firmware that sticks around after you format the drive?
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Every organization with good security hygiene requires strong-password-protected disk encryption, because when your stuff is stolen from your Tesla at lunch time in broad daylight, no shredder policy will save you, full stop.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
100%. If you’re not encrypting your drive, along with a strong password, you’re fucking around. Physical destruction as the only sure way? When your hardware is stolen, good luck physically destroying it.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
How is this better than Liquibase? Isn’t there a risk of missing schema evolution steps when you only diff current vs target? (Because current can be v1 and target v3 and you might have lost column migration logic from v2)
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Seventy-seven million in *2023
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
How can it load when the internet is down?!? Doesn’t the PWA source have to be fetched? And if it’s cached, then so can be the static resources.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Local news needs timestamps… I see stale last-week weather news. Had to click and see date from last week in the article.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Reminds me of `tig`, which is a TUI with a continuous diff (not side by side) viewer… you can revert chunks inline. Has tree view, diff view and blame view.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Fastmail.fm (a paid mail provider) also has a feature to not load remote images, and it’s on by default. You can also set up arbitrarily complex filtering rules using Sieve, if the built-in rules UI is not sophisticated enough.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Scala’s downfall is the culture of writing libraries with the most esoteric syntax imaginable. It’s the opposite of Ruby’s “program with pleasure”—-it is “program with maximum cleverness” and “if it doesn’t look like an obscure math equatio
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
I found it to not at all be confusing once I got used to it—-I find it less confusing and more reliable in practice. Speaking from 20+ years of Windows use with a local menu bar and 7 years of Linux desktop where I switched to a global menu
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Happy to pay 42% higher Patreon fees in exchange for ease of subscription control, visibility, safety and ease of payment with in-app Apple payments. It’s funny seeing people call 78% operating margin too high, while we all know that softwa
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Completely incomparable! It is not a bigger disaster. John Grubber is being an aesthetic stickler -— “comically sad icons”, “indiscriminate transparency” leading to things that are ugly, hard to grab-to-resize rounded window corners, icons
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
I hear you on the line of thought that here at work we do work and we keep personal things to ourselves. I also commend you on your concern for doing things that appear fake, because people indeed are good at spotting fakeness. And I bet th
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
I admit this is way over my head, I am still trying to grok it. This seems to require an existing model to start from—-I am not sure how one would arrive at a model from scratch (I guess start from the same weights on all items?) I think th
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Who remembers Model-Driven Architecture and code generation from UML? Nothing can replace code, because code is design[1]. Low-code came about as a solution to the insane clickfest of no-code. And what is low-code? It’s code over a boilerpl
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by yearolinuxdsktp 8mo ago
Thank you this document is so much more straightforward than most YouTube videos covering the same.
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by yearolinuxdsktp 9mo ago
You can also put these into settings.json.

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