chucky_z

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by chucky_z 2mo ago
I’ve found stating “only call out critical issues, report but ignore everything else” will basically get what you want. Put that in a review skill and you’re good to go. To be clear I mostly only use Opus and Gemini Flash but this might wo
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by chucky_z 3mo ago
Nginx was developed to scale a lot of Russian sites, starting with Rambler. As a second point, Envoy was made by Lyft. A lot of web server OSS goes back to big (at the time) corps.
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by chucky_z 3mo ago
Unfortunately that is likely untrue. Try it yourself, Go with GC disabled isn’t some magic bullet for performance as much as I’d like it to be.
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by chucky_z 3mo ago
The absolute wild opposite (for cybersecurity) to this is that higher level individuals are in such insane demand that if you are underpaid even during the current wage suppression, going to over market should be almost completely trivial.
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by chucky_z 4mo ago
The people you know who love it, love it. How many times have you seen a retired age person working? It’s not always because they require it financially. I worked with a gentleman from Bulgaria when I was young who worked 70 hours a week
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by chucky_z 4mo ago
We’ve developed incredibly strict and comprehensive clippy rules and found that to drastically improve the quality of the code as the LLM now should pass all clippy checks. You can add a clippy skill as well to attempt to turn “should” int
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by chucky_z 5mo ago
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/syst... `/etc/systemd/system/service.d/${...}.conf` I think this is what you're looking for.
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by chucky_z 5mo ago
.... git? replace it with git. if you want a whole ui you can use something like forgejo which has far fewer features likely leading to less issues.
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by chucky_z 5mo ago
It's incredibly fragile. It breaks a vast majority of the time and takes multiple rounds of support on-call to upgrade typically.
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by chucky_z 5mo ago
The more I use AI and my workplace buys into it, the more I’m doing person to person work in a security context.
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by chucky_z 6mo ago
I use mistral-medium-3.1 for a lot of random daily tasks, along with the vibe cli. I'd state from my personal opinion that mistral is my preferred 'model vendor' by far at this point. They're extremely consistent betwe
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by chucky_z 8mo ago
I understand where you’re coming from but early systemd with both ubuntu and centos was a fucking mess. It’s good now but goddamn it was painful and the hate is 100% justified.
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by chucky_z 8mo ago
All shoe sizes should only be small, medium, and large. He really did have a lot of very ridiculous ideas. He also had a lot of extremely good ideas and incredible understanding of socioeconomic conditions. His book “United We Stand” with
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by chucky_z 9mo ago
This isn’t explicitly called out in any of the other comments in my opinion so I’ll state this. Valve as a company is incredibly focused internally on its business. Its business is games, game hardware, and game delivery. For anything ou
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by chucky_z 11mo ago
There are 'best to brush' timelines around eating/drinking. Usually you want to either: - Brush no less than 15m before eating - Do not brush until 45m+ after eating I don't fully understand the science, as I'm not
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by chucky_z 11mo ago
From my literal conversation I'm having right now, 'try to run one big cluster to capture everything' is our active state. I've brought up federation a bunch of times and it's fallen on deaf ears. :) We are probabl
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by chucky_z 11mo ago
Back of napkin math I’ve done previously, it breaks down around 2 million members with Hashicorps defaults. The defaults are quite aggressive though and if you can tolerate seconds of latency (called out in the article) you could reach bil
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by chucky_z 11mo ago
systemd-fleet, by the original CoreOS folks. https://github.com/coreos/fleet I used this when it was brand new for a bit and it was so incredibly smooth and worked so well. It solved the problem of controlling system
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by chucky_z 11mo ago
I believe the context is that the CVE is that this bypasses the sandbox entirely; so in this specific case this is a real, full-blown RCE. Your comment makes it seem at a glance that you're saying it's a DOS at worse.
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by chucky_z 1y ago
The CEO would've found it very easy to remove the blocker in that case (me). This is the life of small tech businesses. Also, they were modifying configuration files (php-fpm configurations iirc) and not code. FIM is very useful for
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by chucky_z 1y ago
I've used FIM in the past to catch a CEO modifying files in real-time at a small business so I could ping him and ask him to kindly stop. It's not just about BS _processes_. :D
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by chucky_z 1y ago
One was pipped because they were placed on a moonshot, told how amazing their work was, gave internal talks on it, then the moonshot was defunded... so they got pipped over their lack of business impact. Instead of, y'know, being plac
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by chucky_z 1y ago
If it's more than even like 10GB this is going to take _awhile_. I love the pg_* commands but they ain't exactly the speediest things around.
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by chucky_z 1y ago
As someone who's lived in the bay for a bit over 10 years now, when I first moved here Google was very much that company that you think they were. Now, they are not. Every single friend (and it was >50% when I moved here!) has sin
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by chucky_z 1y ago
spell out 'development' with hammer emojis. bring ascii art back as emoji art. (i actually do this in slack messages and folks find it funny and annoying, but more funny)
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by chucky_z 1y ago
I did the reverse, I needed something to keep CPUs pegged at 100% power all the time, and for some reason the boxes I was using at the time kept going 'no no it's ok I need to save power,' but that lead to really inconsistent
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by chucky_z 1y ago
Incredibly good. A lot of main GPU board partners are making LLM-focused boards. There was a few previews on Gamers Nexus from... Computex I think? I wanna say lots of memory, dual GPU boards that looked very well built for local LLM usa
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by chucky_z 1y ago
I've used `tuned` a lot. It's really extremely good for personal machines/workstations, and really okay for servers. In my case I'm almost 50/50 with it in professional cases, where 50% of the time I had a real go
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by chucky_z 1y ago
lxc is used really frequently in the home space (jellyfin/plex for instance). A lot of Proxmox use cases as well which is growing in popularity extremely rapidly.
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by chucky_z 1y ago
It depends!!! If you do something like Consul does where you cram “events” into a radix tree that you send as one big batch it should scale quite well. I wouldn’t expect batched Redis performance but it should be within 70-80% of it in my

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