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by bketelsen 1mo ago
When GitHub released their status update feature I re-imagined finger for the modern world: https://github.com/bketelsen/finger I didn't advertise it, nobody cared. But it was fun.
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by bketelsen 3mo ago
nice! I built one of these too and the thing that made it most useful was a GitHub action that other repos could use. You should put that on your backlog.
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by bketelsen 4mo ago
This looks really nice. Excited to find some time to test it out. I frequently have the same needs and godom looks like a great fit.
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by bketelsen 7mo ago
Looks slick. Linux version please!
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by bketelsen 7mo ago
super quick turn around. Left a GH issue, need to bump internal package version to match deb version: https://github.com/generalaction/emdash/issues/1091
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by bketelsen 7mo ago
this looks great, but can't test, the .deb package is broken with an issue about NODE_MODULE_VERSION mismatches. There seems to be a PR waiting for approval. Will keep an eye on it.
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by bketelsen 8mo ago
That's clean. Nice.
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by bketelsen 8mo ago
I didn’t make it a real URL intentionally because i’m not trying to steal attention/clicks from OP’s interesting project.
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by bketelsen 8mo ago
nice! I made github.com/frostyard/plow last week with a serverless take on this (just for debian repos though). Being served by gh-pages means no git-lfs support though. repogen might be a better option if any packages get too big
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by bketelsen 1y ago
I did exactly this, put it in a 2U case. Fantastic performance, but even with the best Noctua I could put on it the CPU fan sounds like a Hawker Harrier doing VTOL when it's under load. Don't regret the board, but wish my rack was
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by bketelsen 1y ago
Normally I'd nod and smile at the nix documentation joke, but mkosi's documentation is the man pages, or the man pages.
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Show HN: Surgeon – surgically modify a Git fork(github.com)
4 points by bketelsen 2y ago|0 comments
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by bketelsen 2y ago
Sweet! Tried it out and found two small snags, so I sent two pull requests.
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by bketelsen 2y ago
I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
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by bketelsen 2y ago
this looks really nice, thanks for sharing.
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by bketelsen 2y ago
Charlie, thanks for all your work on JRuby. It helped me smuggle Ruby and OSS into environments that were openly hostile towards both :) Good luck with the sponsors, I'm sure you'll do well.
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by bketelsen 2y ago
https://www.manning.com/books/go-in-action?a_aid=goinaction Pro Tip: write a tech book to advance your career, to scratch an itch, to learn by teaching. Don't write a tech book to make money. I don't have th
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by bketelsen 2y ago
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these. Sorry I couldn't resist.
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by bketelsen 3y ago
Bluefin has been my daily driver for over a year now. Love the community of people just trying to make Linux awesome on the desktop. I'm happy to answer questions about the project too.
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by bketelsen 3y ago
yes! I've been using the nightly for a few weeks now and this is as close to the perfect terminal as I've found. I love the integration with containers, I do next to nothing on the host itself, instead using Distrobox and Incus. P
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by bketelsen 3y ago
Looks interesting, but why aren’t they dogfooding it? the attached blog is powered by Notion.
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Show HN: I Bluefin: Using the ultimate developer Linux(brian.dev)
11 points by bketelsen 3y ago|0 comments
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by bketelsen 3y ago
Good eye! Those scripts are not used anymore, they were early prototypes. You can see the comments in the PR here: https://github.com/ublue-os/bluefin/pull/606#issue-195447621...
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by bketelsen 3y ago
Nice, looks like you're headed in a good direction with this!
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by bketelsen 3y ago
You know they're a for-profit company, right?
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Using AWS Parameters and Secrets Lambda Extension with Python:Practical Example(community.aws)
3 points by bketelsen 3y ago|0 comments
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by bketelsen 3y ago
this looks awesome, can't wait to try it out.
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by bketelsen 3y ago
very much so, that's how I use it. Especially if you want your dotfiles/configs to come with it.
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by bketelsen 3y ago
(fleek author here) Fleek is a simplified wrapper around Nix Home-Manager, which is used to install and configure the apps that make up your $HOME and shell environment.
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by bketelsen 3y ago
We built Bluefin - https://ublue.it for just this case. A custom version of Silverblue, primed for Nix with Devbox + Fleek global profiles.

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