Cyphus

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by Cyphus 5mo ago
I think the tech industry in general is taking advantage of the fact that software productivity is hard to quantify to say whatever they want about their AI productivity gains. Apparently we are past the point of having to justify anything
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by Cyphus 5mo ago
> what started as an experiment in productivity became a runaway success Successfully burning through cash and tokens, alright, but what have they gotten out of it?
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by Cyphus 6mo ago
That feature is entirely optional and disabled by default. Atuin stores your shell history locally in a sqlite db regardless of whether you choose to sync it. I thought fzf was fast, but atuin makes it look slow by comparison.
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by Cyphus 7mo ago
I wholly agree, the response screams “copied from ChatGPT” to me. “Contributions” like these comments and drive by PRs are a curse on open source and software development in general. As someone who takes pride in being thorough and detail o
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by Cyphus 10mo ago
I 100% agree. It’s not so much the yaml as it is the templating. I originally wanted to say “since the invention of yaml/jinja” in the parent comment because that’s what I’ve gotten most of my gray hairs from (saltstack templating). Go
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by Cyphus 10mo ago
Seriously. I’ve lost at least 100 hours of my life debugging whitespace in templated yaml. I shudder to think about the total engineering time wasted since yaml’s invention.
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by Cyphus 10mo ago
The original iteration of Docker Swarm, now known as Classic, is deprecated. Maybe you were thinking of that?
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by Cyphus 10mo ago
Docker the company bet big on Swarm being the de facto container orchestration platform for businesses. It just got completely overshadowed by k8s. Swarm continues to exist and be actively developed, but it’s doomed to fade into obscurity.
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by Cyphus 11mo ago
You can scale the UI according to your preferences, but the real problem is that if your monitor’s ppi is not close to the macOS sweet spot of 220ppi (or an integer multiple thereof) you’re going to have aliasing issues with text and other
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by Cyphus 11mo ago
I’m in the same boat with a lot of these tools, but bat is different in that it’s compatible enough to be safe to alias to the command it's replacing[1]. You can continue to use cat as usual, with the benefit of getting syntax-highligh
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by Cyphus 1y ago
In regards to the tenting not staying in place, put some threadlocker on the bolts. It does wonders. I got some threadlocker to stop my adjustable bar stool feet from slowly unscrewing themselves and getting wobbly every week and it's
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by Cyphus 1y ago
Outside of holidays and special events, they do indeed choose randomly from a dialogue bank. There’s actually multiple dialogue banks, one for each villager personality type.
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by Cyphus 1y ago
The author's example serves as a counterargument to their point. Relying on a feature that requires enabling an experimental flag in the latest version of Chrome to work is "leveraging the web" in the worst way.
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by Cyphus 1y ago
I've been using codecompanion.nvim[0] combined with mcp-hub.nvim[1]. Code Companion works well for interactive chat but falls short for agentic coding. It's limited to some pre-configured and user-defined "workflows" whi
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by Cyphus 1y ago
https://archive.is/LXmZ5
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by Cyphus 1y ago
Heavyset on iOS should fit the bill perfectly. It has everything I want in a workout tracker (weights based on percentage of training max, workout calculator, Apple Health integration) and nothing more. https://www.runloop.com&#x
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by Cyphus 2y ago
I really want to dive in with Cue, but one thing that I got burned on when using jsonnet to generate CloudFormation templates years ago was lack of discoverability for newcomers to the repo. Taking your sample code as an example, someone m
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by Cyphus 2y ago
Ubuntu's installer supports bootstrapping ssh access with this method. Put in your GitHub username and it takes care of the rest. Works for interactive and headless installs.
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by Cyphus 2y ago
I’ve yet to try WezTerm myself, but this single issue would make me switch back to Alacritty. I did some searching and it looks like the issue might be fixed in latest nightly. See https://github.com/wez/wezterm/pu
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by Cyphus 2y ago
Is your dad running Windows? Windows firewall is known to block icmp traffic, a problem that neither Tailscale nor any other p2p VPN can solve.
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by Cyphus 2y ago
"special" in the sense that unlike other extensions which are user-installed, this one is built into Chrome. "hidden" in the sense that when I go to chrome://extensions it is not listed. And as you already ment
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by Cyphus 2y ago
Looks like they were accepted into the CNCF Landscape at least https://glasskube.dev/blog/cncf-landscape/
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by Cyphus 2y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20240106121752/https://thermoele... (With thanks to @varenc)
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by Cyphus 3y ago
> That Go uses arbitrary-precision for constant expressions seems dangerous to me. I'm somewhat baffled by this statement. If a Go program compared a constant expression float against a runtime computed float, it could have unexpect
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by Cyphus 3y ago
> inefficient raycasts aren't some sort of pathological edge case. You're right that raycasts aren't an edge case in terms of usage, but Juan Linietsky's point is that the inefficient path used for this API call is a
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by Cyphus 4y ago
I don't blame you for switching from Darktable at all. Darktable can be quite powerful but it suffers from ease of use and discoverability issues. It's not reasonable for a photo processing application to expect its users to deepl
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by Cyphus 4y ago
The wires are usually the first thing to go out for me too. Have you considered buying a pair of headphones with detachable cable?
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by Cyphus 4y ago
Can you explain this one for me? I've always felt that unless one has a tenuous relationship with their employer, longer tenures mean more job security. I suppose that given enough time in the same role, one would naturally get so comf
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by Cyphus 5y ago
It is also the opinion of the people who wrote the built-in webserver. If you try to run it in production mode, it'll emits this warning on startup: > WARNING: This is a development server. Do not use it in a production deployment.
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by Cyphus 6y ago
It would be worth avoiding at that initial stage, but would be less and less of a factor as the company grows and matures. I work for a startup with ~60 employees. The DNS was setup through GoDaddy by our CEO over 6 years ago when the compa

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