awoimbee

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by awoimbee 19d ago
I opened an issue some time ago about them monkey patching urllib3, it was fixed than but I now see the issue has been outright deleted. Oh and now I see there is a URLLIB3_NO_OVERRIDE thing... I would not recommend this project.
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by awoimbee 2mo ago
I personally use fzf and I'm pretty happy with it, this seems to do a lot more but it's not clear what exactly ?
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by awoimbee 2mo ago
Debugging in python is already so easy with `print(f"{myvar=}")` and `breakpoint()`...
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by awoimbee 3mo ago
The benchmarks aren't great, they're super specific to sem's output: why would I ask Claude how many "entities" were modified by a commit and do I need a tool specifically for this request ? Note that an "entit
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by awoimbee 4mo ago
Use podman then, or rootless docker if you can make it work
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by awoimbee 4mo ago
You didn't quote the interesting part: > our implementation is it only prunes calls from > 3 user messages ago, if context is > 40K, and only if there's at least 20K tokens to be removed Seems reasonable to me and explain
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by awoimbee 4mo ago
And your containers need to have specific capabilities enabled, which aren't by default on kubernetes and podman.
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by awoimbee 5mo ago
Directly emitting metrics using OTLP instead of having the OTel receiver scrape the metrics endpoint is interesting. I never made that move because the Prometheus metrics endpoint works and is so simple, and it's what most projects (eg
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by awoimbee 6mo ago
Tubleweed has snapshots and rollbacks too by default. But yeah immutable distros are good for beginners so they don't destroy their system!
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by awoimbee 7mo ago
I was the sole DevOps at my company for a long time, the team is now bigger. I used terraform for AWS and pulumi for K8S (terraform was too restrictive). IMO pulumi is a huge gain of productivity when you know what you're doing. Cons:
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by awoimbee 9mo ago
How is garage for a simple local dev env ? I recently used seaweedfs since they have a super simple minimal setup compared to garage which seemed to require a config file just to get started.
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by awoimbee 10mo ago
That's why the GPL license was created.
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by awoimbee 10mo ago
The feature that makes me love pulumi is crd2pulumi, it generates simple, type checked and documented libraries from CRDs. E.g. these are the libs I use, generated from CRDs: https://github.com/Extrality/pulumi-crds
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by awoimbee 11mo ago
I ran into: - too high memory usage - no warning when a task doesn't yield - monkey patching: * general confusion like threading.local behaving differently * pain to integrate sentry in gunicorn with gevent since you need to import
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by awoimbee 11mo ago
Building a framework on a non-async foundation (flask) in 2025 is bizarre. The only way to scale a flask API is to use gevent, which is just problems waiting to happen. Asyncio is just better, safer and has been adopted by the industry.
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by awoimbee 1y ago
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION ON THIS MATTER This announcement contains so many fake marketing words I can't help but read it in DJT's voice... Add Tim Apple's present and yeah, cool tech, not interested.
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by awoimbee 1y ago
The main issue is podman support on Ubuntu. Ubuntu ships outdated podman versions that don't work out of the box. So I use podman v5, GitHub actions uses podman v3, and my coworkers on Ubuntu use docker. So now my script must work with
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by awoimbee 1y ago
This can't be reduced to a boolean (as always). The issue is that ICE is doing #2 via #1.
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by awoimbee 1y ago
Containers != Docker Vulnerable software is an issue outside containers too. Containers allow better isolation.
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by awoimbee 1y ago
I can't find sources to this one sided article nor can I find anything recent when searching for it
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by awoimbee 1y ago
That's some horrible url parsing code... But honestly urllib sucks: url.hostname doesn't return the port url.netloc also returns the basic auth part So you have to f"{u.hostname}:{u.port}"
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by awoimbee 1y ago
I donate to immich even though I still use Google photos since I don't want to host critical infra in my spare time https://github.com/immich-app
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by awoimbee 1y ago
I'm in the position where I have to run a WAF to pass security certifications. The only open source WAFs are modsecurity and it's beta successor, coraza. These things are dumb, they just use OWASP's coreruleset which is a bi
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by awoimbee 1y ago
It looks like what the grafana stack does but it's linking specialized tools instead of building one big tool (eg linking traces [0]). The only thing then is that there is no link between logs and metrics, but I guess since they create
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by awoimbee 2y ago
Ansys SimAI | DevOps (more developer than SRE) | REMOTE (France, office is in Paris) | Full time We're building products to predict the results of numerical simulation and act on them. Since joining the Ansys portfolio we are experienc
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by awoimbee 2y ago
The offer was quite good honestly: people who left got a $30k buyout.
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by awoimbee 2y ago
> The long double type varies dramatically across platforms: > [...] > What sets numpy_quaddtype apart is its dual-backend approach: > Long Double: This backend uses the native long double type, which can offer up to 80-bit prec
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by awoimbee 2y ago
In the current ecosystem even for a single server I would use K8S via something like minikube. You get for free: operators, observability, a standard API (so you can use helm and such), ...
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by awoimbee 2y ago
That 8th entry pouring loads on WD40 on trees is just crazy, that thing is petroleum distillate !
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by awoimbee 2y ago
For a single node cluster, just use minikube (or RKE2 if you have masochistic tendencies). And if everything runs on a single small vps, why even use postgres and not SQLite.

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