azdle

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   by azdle 5d ago

   Can confirm the same works on Graphene. Also works directly from the "Recents" list.
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   by azdle 3mo ago

   I was just at a US airport and there were a bunch of signs saying you can opt out of having your face scanned at security, you just have to tell them. Though, if you have a passport or driver's license, its not like they don't alr
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   by azdle 8mo ago

   It's actually already using wasmtime as one layer in its sandbox. I just think that trying to support other languages, especially in a fully language agnostic way, would make things like documentation far more complex than I could hand
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   by azdle 8mo ago

   Thanks! > Did you choose Lua because you love using it, or for some other pragmatic reasons? A bit of both, though I'm literally drinking out of a coffee mug with the Lua logo on it that was given to me after playing a big part in m
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   by azdle 8mo ago

   Great to hear! And thanks for saying so. I've definitely tried to make it as simple and straight forward as possible, but I really didn't know if it would be simple and straight forward to anyone but me.
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   by azdle 8mo ago

   It doesn't say because there's no special support for any auth protocols. Long-term I want to have out-of-the-box support for things like OAuth (for user-facing auth) or mutual TLS (for device/service auth). _Technically_ the
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   by azdle 8mo ago

   Thanks!
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   by azdle 8mo ago

   I know the homepage needs way more answer to "WTH is it?", I just don't really enjoy doing the 'marketing' side of things. I hadn't really considered just throwing something informal up there, but I guess I don
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   by azdle 8mo ago

   My meta side project for building other side projects: https://bodge.app/ I've always had a bunch of small side projects that I want to do that aren't worth the overhead required to actually put them together &amp
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    by azdle 10mo ago

    Thanks! Coincidentally, I'm currently working on supporting luarocks packages. (Well, some of them, I want to at least support the ones that are pure lua or use the "builtin" build system (which means they don't have any
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    by azdle 10mo ago

    Thanks! Sadly no, it shutdown in 2017. If you try to login, it doesn't actually go anywhere. Best I can tell the domain was picked up by some SEO scam. I'm guessing the way it works is they republish all the old content to keep th
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    Show HN: Bodge.app – μFaaS for hacked-together personal tools and small projects(bodge.app)

    8 points by azdle 10mo ago|5 comments
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    by azdle 10mo ago

    I've found the rust core team to be very open to feedback. And maybe I've just been using Rust for too long, but the syntax feels quite reasonable to me. Just for my own curiosity, do you have an examples of suggestions for how to
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    Show HN: Bodge.app – μFaaS for hacked-together personal tools and small projects(bodge.app)

    4 points by azdle 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by azdle 10mo ago

    Waking up the deck works for me with my xbox controller connected via bluetooth. Are you using those controllers via BT or USB? Edit: Now that I think about it, this might have been a feature added to the OLED model.
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    by azdle 11mo ago

    I think they probably mean standard through-holes. It's the old trick where you stagger the holes just enough that the flex of the pinheaders still let's them be inserted, but have just enough friction to stay in place while you&#
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    by azdle 11mo ago

    Oh, interesting! Thanks for that link, I hadn't managed to come across that when I was looking for existing alternatives. I'm not sure I would have actually started building this if I knew that was an option. Hopefully their exist
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    by azdle 11mo ago

    I'm working on https://bodge.app/ I'm calling it a "Micro Functions as a Service" platform. What it really is, is hosted Lua scripts that run in response to incoming HTTP requests to static URLs. It&#x27
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    by azdle 1y ago

    It's not even claiming that. It's only claiming that people who responded to the survey feel more productive. (Unless you assume that people taking this survey have an objective measure for their own productivity.) > Significan
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    by azdle 1y ago

    Another option that wouldn't contribute to more centralization might be neocities. They give you 3 TB for $5/month. That seems to be _the_ limit though. The dude runs his own CDN just for neocities, so it's not just reselling
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    by azdle 1y ago

    For people who are excited about this idea, this coming Saturday is HTML Day: https://html.energy/html-day/2025/
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    HTML Day 2025 – Saturday, August 2nd(html.energy)

    1 points by azdle 1y ago|0 comments
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    by azdle 1y ago

    Ideomorphic seems like it would work for that. Turns out it's actually already a word: having the proper form or shape —used of minerals whose crystalline growth has not been interfered with https://www.merriam-webster.com&#
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    by azdle 1y ago

    There's no official definition of what the "the suburbs" means, but when people say that they usually mean "areas that follow a post-war suburban style of development". Think culdesacs and no sidewalks. The area you
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    by azdle 2y ago

    I've used rlua (mlua is a fork of it) and mlua extensively. The part you've shown is absolutely the easy part. Doing anything interesting with the runtime after that is much less obvious. Even something as simple as 'load a l
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    by azdle 2y ago

    Location: Minneapolis, MN, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, probably not. Technologies: Rust, Lua, C, Networking, CoAP, HTTP, TLS, Sandboxing, Docker, and a whole lot more Résumé/CV: https://psbarrett.com/cv Em
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    by azdle 2y ago

    Hey, might I suggest adding a public domain example book? I tried adding a couple of different epubs that I happen to have on my phone, but it just says "Please select an EPUB file." when I do. (Using mobile Firefox.)
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    by azdle 2y ago

    As far as I've seen, LLMs used to write code are only good for getting juniors to a PR features faster. But, it slows down everything else in the process. Reviews take ages because there's random nonsense landmines scattered aroun
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    by azdle 2y ago

    I love your idealism, but allow me to be your data point. The place where I work just fired our CTO because he was doing exactly that, to "speed up" the software team, after I complained to other execs that this was massively slow
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    by azdle 3y ago

    As far as I could tell reading that DEA memo, they were being really sneaky with what they said. None of the pill manufacturers had hit their allotment, but they didn't say anything about the raw ingredient manufacturers which are unde