Svenstaro

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by Svenstaro 1y ago
Thanks for posting miniserve <3
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by Svenstaro 1y ago
I used to do that but I find the UX of that quite annoying because before you can do: systemctl status and see what's up with all the system services. Now you have to do systemctl status -M <user-for-that-stack> for every stack t
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
This is cool! I once made a project very much like this: https://github.com/svenstaro/genact Check it out if you like this kind of thing.
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
We do this in Arch Linux. It requires someone handling the registrations which isn't great either.
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
Sadly it has no good ollama support: https://github.com/yetone/avante.nvim/issues/1149
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
I tried to find out what this actually does but apart from a video that is very hard to watch on mobile, there's really nothing there that tries to sell me on this. Why not use the readme to do your elevator pitch?
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
Oh cool!
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
I've recently deep-dived into QEMU performance especially in order to cut down boot/bootstrapping times for quickly running tests and I'd like to share some tricks: - Templating: https://qemu.readthedocs.io/en
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
Is there a reason to use 9p over virtiofs in this case? It looks to me as though virtiofs was made exactly with the idea to deal good performance.
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
I made a thing called genact that pretends to be useful but actually isn't doing anything at all: https://github.com/svenstaro/genact There's also a web version! https://svenstaro.github.io/ge
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by Svenstaro 2y ago
You could try running rustic on your repository. It should be a drop-in for restic and maybe it's faster? I would actually be very interested in this. Would be great if you could do that and report back.
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
No. :(
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
Since this is HN, we also need to mention [Rustic]( https://github.com/rustic-rs/rustic ) which is better since it's in Rust.
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
We're using GitLab EE in Arch.
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
Are you maintaining that list?
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
I did this once as a small experiment. Basically use a small TCP stack with LoRa as layer 1 and then expose the whole thing as a Linux kernel module. It was a bit shitty but it seemed promising. For some reason, I don't find LoRaWan at
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
You're looking LoRaWan which is not the same as LoRa. In fact I believe web browsing to be quite feasible if you just use LoRa with your own network stack.
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
Haven't used it yet, I'm a bit too scared to put something like this into production anywhere. I might do a small installation with a toy project somewhere, though. Seems easy enough to set up.
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
I guess you could take a look at this: https://openobserve.ai/ It's in Rust to add some HN catnip.
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
Glad you like it. :)
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
You might like Permutation City by Greg Egan.
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
389-ds does the latter more or less as far as I can tell.
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by Svenstaro 3y ago
Sadly their enclosure isn't open source. I asked the support for technical details and apparently they are not allowed to share them. It's a bit weird that their open hardware policy doesn't extend to all their stuff.
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by Svenstaro 4y ago
I think some interesting developments are made in that sector in the form of https://github.com/hannobraun/Fornjot and https://github.com/ricosjp/truck . Let's see whether one of those will ac
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by Svenstaro 4y ago
I once posted memefs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17799547 I didn't get picked up very much, though.
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by Svenstaro 4y ago
Please make a bug report about how we can improve the package if you have the time. I'll see that it's taken care of, then.
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by Svenstaro 4y ago
I'm running the H3+ right now and I can tell you that I'm booting plain UEFI with a plain Arch Linux and no special stuff required at all. The firmware received 2 updates so far in 3 months.
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by Svenstaro 4y ago
I found this approach pretty cool in that regard: https://github.com/pgbackrest/pgbackrest
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by Svenstaro 5y ago
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing. How do you receive government documents or other things which are often delivered via snail mail?
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by Svenstaro 5y ago
Well in Arch we have the drivers in testing with an extended period to give users a chance to report issues. You can already get them and help us test! We'll likely move them next week.

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