bitcrshr

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by bitcrshr 23d ago
I’ll start with saying that I think it’s good you’re asking about this. A lot of things are possible these days with all these AI tools, but they don’t solve the problem of unknown unknowns. I think the most honest thing I could say is that
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by bitcrshr 3mo ago
Odd, I got right in. I think it was maybe 5 seconds, didn’t have to do anything. Curious if that’s a bug or if there’s some automated trust or something. Cool concept though, echoes of GPG web of trust days.
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by bitcrshr 3mo ago
2 years ago I bought a Dell R630 for about this much with 128GB of RAM and 2 beefy xeons (for their gen, anyhow). Oh, how the times have changed.
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Why Some Criticisms Matter More Than Others(gnupg.org)
2 points by bitcrshr 6mo ago|0 comments
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Terraform Cloud Dashboard 503(app.terraform.io)
1 points by bitcrshr 8mo ago|0 comments
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by bitcrshr 10mo ago
I needed this. Thank you.
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by bitcrshr 10mo ago
I tried Keycloak for a while, it’s really good too. Given it has an admkn dashboard, it’s a bit more “batteries included” than Ory.
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by bitcrshr 10mo ago
Kratos is awesome, especially alongside Hydra, OathKeeper, and Keto. Super powerful combo, if not a little intimidating at first. There’s a LOT of configuration involved, but that’s to be expected if you want to host your own Auth0 replacem
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by bitcrshr 11mo ago
There’s also a fork called evil helix that uses more VIM-like bindings: https://github.com/usagi-flow/evil-helix Helix has been my daily driver for a few years now, and it’s extremely familiar if you’re coming from the
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by bitcrshr 1y ago
Well for one my editor doesn’t support plugins (yet)!. But I have found that learning my editor well enough removed my need for the pesky edits / boilerplate writing offerings of AI. Other than that, I don’t trust it to write anything
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by bitcrshr 1y ago
No worries of HTTP 418 here.
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by bitcrshr 1y ago
i think you’re right, though i think i was thinking about about this at a higher level. i more meant that the languages in the JVM ecosystem I have experience with (java, kotlin, and scala) have all given me similar unpleasant experiences b
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by bitcrshr 1y ago
This is great. I have been daily driving Helix for a few years now and every release has been really exciting. Still anxiously waiting on a plugin system, but that’s more of a bonus than a need.
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by bitcrshr 1y ago
love the syntax, and excited to mess with it, but man i’m sad to see it’s on the JVM. if i had to guess, a lot of langs like this are on JVM because that’s a lot simpler than writing a whole backend with anywhere near the same performance o