LeBit

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by LeBit 9mo ago
Lazygit can do that too.
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by LeBit 2y ago
I don't understand the hate regarding K8s. What's wrong with developing software knowing it will be hosted on a k8s cluster? You can install a local k8s cluster will plenty of tools helping you with secrets management, observabili
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by LeBit 3y ago
Ah! I was able to open the link in a proper browser. I'm using HACK on iOS. Thanks for the condescending comment.
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by LeBit 3y ago
The link doesn't open on my side. Yeah, I am aware writing my own scripts isn't ideal, but this is the current state of affair. I could use mise to install most tools though. I would need to figure out what the overhead would be.
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by LeBit 3y ago
I just gave that link to someone else who commented here. :) You are right, but at the end of the day, I prefer to write my own installation scripts or "features" than dealing with Nix. Maybe some day I'll go back to a nix to
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by LeBit 3y ago
There are more and more tools making use of the dev containers spec: https://devcontainers.github.io/supporting.html
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by LeBit 3y ago
I tried devbox and some other tool in that field. I then tried dev containers. Dev containers won. Hands down.
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by LeBit 3y ago
You mean "dynamically" push routes and DNS configurations while the tunnel is already up? Because you can definitively configure routes and DNS at connection time.
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by LeBit 3y ago
ncdu is focused on telling you who takes disk space. nnn is more like a file manager with lots more features.
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by LeBit 3y ago
I agree with you. But I think for python you could also deploy a binary with pyinstaller.
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by LeBit 3y ago
Bash is fine for small scripts. Once you use it to manage complex data structures and flow, you are simply wasting time because you will have to rewrite it in Python or Go.
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by LeBit 3y ago
I think the hot trend these days is to bash on microservices. I hear that a lot here, random blogs, youtube videos by self proclaimed top guns. If hacker news is correct, microservices is the #1 worst idea of software engineering. And whoe
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by LeBit 3y ago
Some productivity guru would say you have the correct mind set. Chasing the perfect productive setup is a big sophisticated procrastination trap. But tmux does bring in value. The fact it makes it possible to keep a remote session running
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by LeBit 3y ago
Same here. I have always thought it was super sexy to have all these panes available with an editor, logs, debugger opened at the same time ; but the reality is that I cannot work with 20 characters columns. I use a 4k display set to HiDPI
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by LeBit 3y ago
Like what?
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by LeBit 3y ago
But then you cannot scale. You do not see the problem because you probably manage less than 5 nodes.
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by LeBit 3y ago
Because you can't mesh at scale with wireguard (unless you have an infinite amount of monkeys).
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by LeBit 3y ago
Try to build a mesh with wireguard. You will soon find you have a combinatorial problem. If you have 10 nodes and want to add an 11th node, you will have to update the 10 already existing nodes. These projects are automating the configurat
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by LeBit 3y ago
Please, elaborate or provide sources.
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by LeBit 3y ago
Same here. Nebula might not be wireguard based, but it is open source and very stable. Though, I have to say that if you are using Nebula within a LAN it sometimes takes minutes for two nodes to realize they are within each other's re
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by LeBit 3y ago
Where did you study? 20 years ago, I was doing computer engineering in Canada and neural networks were not sold as a dead end. It was made clear they were a very powerful tool.
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by LeBit 3y ago
The doc you linked to specifically says there is no daemon on Windows and Mac. I am confused.
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by LeBit 3y ago
Are you sure the podman machine's VM is running as root?
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by LeBit 3y ago
I partially agree with you. Docker Compose is still a moving project. Look at the version of the schema. It evolves. Kubernetes is also a platform that is moving. And it is moving fast. If Kompose was considered `done` by its authors in
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by LeBit 3y ago
I agree in the same manner I agree we should fix the world hunger problem. :)
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by LeBit 3y ago
With 8.7k stars, plus the last commit was made 4 days ago and the last release was 3 weeks ago. That's a pretty strong option!
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by LeBit 3y ago
okay, but that only allows you to deploy to a docker engine. at best, you can deploy that app to a Docker Swarm. Docker Swarm is not reasonably comparable to K8s. there are tools (and colleagues ! :) ) to transform docker compose files to
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by LeBit 3y ago
If you need someone to physically check on you to keep you accountable, you have a problem and should definitely work at the office. Don't poison the lives of the ethical workers that are productive from home.
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by LeBit 3y ago
Amusingly, I keep hearing from a loud minority that return to office is required because it will magically enhance productivity. They never provide numbers.
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by LeBit 3y ago
I live in Québec, Canada. I clearly remember Sonia Lebel, a minister of the provincial government, explaining WFH worked and that the public workers were more productive in that environment. Here is an article where she is quoted saying WFH

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