bkircher

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by bkircher 1mo ago
Wish I could upvote twice or something
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by bkircher 3mo ago
Just don't use CC. There are open source alternatives that also are better
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by bkircher 3mo ago
Yes. On macOS particularly you can do sandbox-exec(1) with custom / per-task SBPL profiles. Combined with strict control over environment variables that are passed into the agent process plus an outbound firewall like LittleSnitch. Imp
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by bkircher 4mo ago
Linux sucks differently every time a kernel is released.
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by bkircher 5mo ago
I was looking for this comment. Seems to fit right in between “just” docker compose and a “fully-fledged” K8s. This book is running Erlang clusters on Swarm on EC2: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/216601296 .
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by bkircher 1y ago
A LLM in a browser has access to untrusted input (a web site) and secrets (my 1password account)? Not sure this is such a good idea.
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by bkircher 1y ago
Forced or not, there’s observable slop in documentation and specs in my company’s Confluence.
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by bkircher 3y ago
Excellent talk! Sad seeing Strange Loop go…
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by bkircher 4y ago
Ever used MS Teams?
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by bkircher 4y ago
There are a couple of smaller "cloud" providers who do not ([1]). I think this might be simply because they lack the tech for traffic shaping here. So they usually implement a "fair use policy" (whatever that means). But
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by bkircher 4y ago
Like the (sadly) usual "Hey, just calling you up to let you know that I just send you an email! Have you read it yet? What do you think?"
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by bkircher 5y ago
Productivity goes up 130%
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by bkircher 6y ago
I can't change my face. I can change all my passwords, though. Also, I don't own an iPhone.
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by bkircher 7y ago
Can’t I just do all what docker-compose does with a Makefile and a couple of docker network create docker run and so on? With much less magic involved?
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by bkircher 7y ago
Related: vendors should also support fwupd [1]. [1] https://www.fwupd.org/
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by bkircher 7y ago
Me too. Might also be a competitive factor in the future. Looking at you Intel, AMD.
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by bkircher 7y ago
Well, keep your head up. There are some companies worth working for out there… there must be :) Maybe you start your own thing…
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by bkircher 7y ago
Considered switching jobs to something more interesting?
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by bkircher 8y ago
Turning to drugs to improve learning performance is bad advice. Note: I don’t say what you do is bad, this is totally up to you. But giving someone else the advice using drugs is just bad.
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by bkircher 8y ago
This is bad advice, sorry. Not the financial one I mean, it’s always good to save up some money for bad times, but the “you will burn out” part. If you think that you will eventually burn out, like in “its just a matter of time”, you should
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by bkircher 8y ago
Oh, wow. I see. With push notifications, mobile clients, TLS encryption this _could_ work in a company setting …provided you keep logs and make search results available for staff, too. Cool. Thanks for the links!
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by bkircher 8y ago
Sure. However simplicity is quite important when you choose IRC as company chat solution and you want not only your geeky devs to join but also not–so–geeky people like the guy from marketing and the friendly folks from the front–desk.
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by bkircher 8y ago
Love IRC. But what client should I use on my telephone?
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Securing macOS [in 2018](davd.eu)
6 points by bkircher 8y ago|0 comments
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by bkircher 8y ago
Indeed. Also no three.js [1]. Only some d3 [2] bits. [1] https://threejs.org/ [2] https://github.com/d3/d3-scale
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by bkircher 8y ago
Hi there. Are you sure you do remote? Because the link doesn't show any remote positions.
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by bkircher 10y ago
Thanks!