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GitHub's checkout action is halting contributions(github.com)
1 points by bhupesh 1y ago|0 comments
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by bhupesh 1y ago
I am in the middle, neither a dogmatic skeptic nor a full-blown prompt engineer, but I lost it when the author compared a junior developer (a human) to a SaaS subscription. Tells you what you need to know about the AI culture.
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The minimalist's guide to cloning Git repositories(bhupesh.me)
1 points by bhupesh 1y ago|0 comments
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Checklist for tech workers who think there's no growth without working at scale(bhupesh.me)
2 points by bhupesh 1y ago|0 comments
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What will you do with the freedom GenAI offers?(bhupesh.me)
1 points by bhupesh 1y ago|0 comments
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The humanity in each line of code(bhupesh.me)
1 points by bhupesh 1y ago|0 comments
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5 years of maintaining India's largest dev community on the web(bhupesh.me)
7 points by bhupesh 2y ago|1 comments
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by bhupesh 2y ago
> How do you find readers I don't, that's what search engines are for. If people know what keywords to lookup, and are willing to go an extra mile (browse all pages of the Google search) they will eventually find your blog. If
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2024 State of the API Report(postman.com)
1 points by bhupesh 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I created a digital version of my bookshelf(bookshelf.bhupesh.me)
2 points by bhupesh 2y ago|2 comments
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An open letter to everyone that I will ever work with as a remote tech worker(bhupesh.me)
2 points by bhupesh 2y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: I made a silly website to let people book tickets to heaven or hell(heavenorhell.xyz)
2 points by bhupesh 2y ago|0 comments
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by bhupesh 2y ago
Folks at gitbook are kind enough to give me a LLM over my notes https://til.bhupesh.me
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by bhupesh 2y ago
Soul of erlang got me hooked to Elixir recently, trying to get my hands dirty as well. Other than distributed/concurrent system use-cases, could you share what kind of products are best when built with elixir/erlang compared to ea
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by bhupesh 3y ago
> Out of all of my abandoned side-projects, this was the one that made me think differently. Even if I would never actually use the end 'deliverable', working on the project still indirectly achieved what I'd set out to do
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Discovering Small GitHub Projects for Contributing to FOSS(wiki.developersindia.in)
3 points by bhupesh 3y ago|0 comments
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Feeding a Hungry Mouse Using Chromedp and Golang(pacenthink.io)
2 points by bhupesh 3y ago|0 comments
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by bhupesh 3y ago
> Here's a solution that compresses everything into a single 8.7MB layer using tar and an intermediate staging stage: https://gist.github.com/carlosonunez/b6af15062661bf9dfcb8688 ... Hey this looks interesting,
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by bhupesh 3y ago
> I think it would be more accurate to say, in the Alpine ecosystem, it is generally not advised to pin versions of packages at all. Actually, this is not so much a recommendation as it is a statement of impossibility: You can't pin
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by bhupesh 3y ago
> How would I use this? Say I just made a bad commit in my terminal. How would I run this container to fix it? The container doesn't have my working directory does it? Or is that the idea, to mount a volume with the working for or s
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by bhupesh 3y ago
Oh, wasn't aware about UsrMerge, thanks for sharing.
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by bhupesh 3y ago
Yes, the size of env closes to 2mb. I maybe wrong here, though. Seems something is wrong. I wasn't able to dig deep enough on why that was the case, considering the "env" utility was coming from busybox which on copy average
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by bhupesh 3y ago
Thanks, appreciate the help!
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by bhupesh 3y ago
Author here > copying the various standardized CLI tools and related library files into the image versus installing them with APK can introduce _many_ compatibility challenges down the road as new base Alpine versions are released which
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by bhupesh 3y ago
Hey author here. I understand that you might have some context about package managers that I am missing. Would genuinely like some resources about your comment or maybe a bit of explanation. Thanks
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by bhupesh 3y ago
Can vouch for dive, the final system tree was generated by dive (should have acknowledged it, my bad)
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by bhupesh 3y ago
Hey author here True, 31.4 MB is definitely a stopping point. But my the nerd inside me kicked in and wanted to know what "exactly" is required to run ugit. It was a fun experience.
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A lesson in dockerizing shell scripts(bhupesh.me)
214 points by bhupesh 3y ago|109 comments
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by bhupesh 3y ago
Off-topic, but was anyone able to locate Part 3 of this series?
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Why is the Internet losing its innocence – going from collaboration to hate?(bhupesh.me)
1 points by bhupesh 3y ago|0 comments

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