arandomhuman

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by arandomhuman 17d ago
He did not code his own desktop environment, it’s just hyprland.
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by arandomhuman 1mo ago
Because github does not offer the option to (and no, running github enterprise doesn't count).
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by arandomhuman 1mo ago
Not really a reasonable excuse considering this is completely broken for self hosted runners / paying customers (for a whole day).
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by arandomhuman 1mo ago
Can you share a source for this? it's not that I don't believe you but I've had difficulties finding one.
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by arandomhuman 1mo ago
Oh that is pretty gross, thanks for sharing. I was not aware of that process, that explains the cost they attempted to roll out for runners too a few months back.
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by arandomhuman 1mo ago
I love how even self hosted workers don't work during these outages - running jobs on their infrastructure being flakey is marginally acceptable, but the API to simply schedule workflows having this availability is mind boggling. Githu
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by arandomhuman 1mo ago
Wow this is really poor justification for its name, the folks at cloudflare really should not be overloading the term "Operating System" pointlessly like this.
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by arandomhuman 1mo ago
This is really approaching peak AI psychosis
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by arandomhuman 1mo ago
You need a "traditional" operating system to even run your LLM, or do you have your own custom collection of drivers you flash your machine with? :p
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by arandomhuman 2mo ago
Having an embedded scripting engine for large programs is nice for simplicity and keeping configuration modular - it would be messy to need to modify source constantly. It’s not an issue of it being difficult to compile something so much as
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by arandomhuman 2mo ago
jej
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by arandomhuman 2mo ago
I think you're missing the forest for the trees with this statement and it makes your comment seem a bit reductive. It's not so much a dismissal of writing on a particular product (iPad) as much as the article is about optimal wri
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by arandomhuman 2mo ago
That’s a fair approach, thanks for elaborating. I think the main point of contention is there is an expectation this software should be more reliable, that doesn’t take away from your approach, running close sourced software like a harness
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by arandomhuman 2mo ago
Still, you are barely more protected than someone running this as non root at home. By your same logic you could “confine” the agent to any arbitrary directory on your filesystem and say it’s sufficient.
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by arandomhuman 2mo ago
I disagree with this, Claude code does many malware like things and has its source obfuscation. Plan mode doesn’t even work.
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by arandomhuman 4mo ago
probably a much smaller dependency graph (lesser usage of transitive dependencies)
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by arandomhuman 4mo ago
friendly reminder: use vim :)
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by arandomhuman 4mo ago
this is a very poorly framed argument, a company is comprised of people who make executive decisions such as the very topic we're making right now. they have the discretion to choose strategies at generating shareholder value that aren
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by arandomhuman 4mo ago
>Do they have a choice? Yes, they absolutely have a choice. People can choose to not assist with transgressions against human rights in the year 2026 :)
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by arandomhuman 4mo ago
The barrier to entry to generating code may be "I can think", but the barrier to entry for solving hard, distributed/multi-faceted engineering problems still remains quite high - agents can't really do this still to a de
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by arandomhuman 5mo ago
Aforementioned security vulnerabilities don’t strike as a potential reason to you?
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by arandomhuman 6mo ago
Are you ESL by any chance? You’re missing the forest for the trees.
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by arandomhuman 6mo ago
The duplication is a necessity to achieve the isolation. Having shared devels and hordes of unit files for a multi tenant system is hell - versioning issues can and will break this paradigm, no serious shop is doing this. For running your o
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by arandomhuman 7mo ago
Wikipedia clearly has never been shown to have faults regarding accuracy.
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by arandomhuman 8mo ago
>Looking at my own purchases from 2025, the pattern becomes obvious... Is it me or does this list really goes against almost everything preceeding in the article?
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by arandomhuman 8mo ago
>Claude code can deliver the first 90%, but we all know it is the last 90% that differentiates. So most software is 180% of 100%? :p
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by arandomhuman 10mo ago
This article comes off sort of low effort and mentions a lot grievances without actual pinpointing precise issues. I think leveraging OTEL as a general processor with a generic output is a good idea, but discounting Grafana for implementing
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by arandomhuman 1y ago
Probably something about how using LLMs for coding is such an amazing opportunity or something judging by how he implies the author would be surpassed due to information asymmetry.
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by arandomhuman 1y ago
so it's a "bare metal" virtual machine? Or are they actually using the bare metal offerings for the cloud provider?
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by arandomhuman 1y ago
I was expecting a sort of MD to HTML conversion since it's hard to think of a simpler way of doing this. I don't see how react or nextjs constitutes this being easy or simple unless you're targeting folks with domain knowledg

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