degraafc

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by degraafc 2y ago
Something weird is going on over there, loads of their repos are disappearing, including their Terraform provider, CLI, etc. e: terraform is back!
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by degraafc 5y ago
Yep, definitely agree. I feel like there are a lot of areas that GitHub Actions needs improvements to catch up to other CI providers, really basic-seeming stuff like "allow failure" support and so on.
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by degraafc 5y ago
I use tmate[1] to get a shell on the worker when I need to debug things interactively. Also act[2] lets you run a decent approximation of your actions locally. Still agree that it should be easier and not require third-party tools/acti
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by degraafc 6y ago
Oh cool, I did this! I hope one day we end up with something like rustup to make it even easier for everyone.
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by degraafc 6y ago
Great example of building something fun not because we should but because we can :) My take on "Lisp in Julia" using deprecated-but-still-parseable syntax instead of a string macro: https://github.com/christopher-d
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by degraafc 6y ago
Docker Machine is unmaintained though, I'm not sure that it would work to launch VMs on M1 hardware.
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by degraafc 6y ago
I would, but Google disabled my YT account with no reasoning or explanation. So now I'm a bit hesitant to pay for their services on another account...
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by degraafc 6y ago
I spent a few months at a consulting company working with a precision agriculture startup, and my mind was totally blown when I first learned how much technology goes into agriculture these days. I feel like a lot of tech people have a ment
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by degraafc 6y ago
I'll also plug a little tool I wrote to supplement asciinema: asciiscript [1]. Basically if you get tired of watching yourself fix typos in your recordings, you can script stuff ahead of time and then record it automatically with ascii
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by degraafc 6y ago
So does Magit Forge [1]. I'm sure that the GH CLI is useful, but I sure do love being able to do this stuff without leaving my editor! [1]: https://magit.vc/manual/forge/
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by degraafc 6y ago
I'd say that it should rather be a part of the type system. Some kind of `obj isa Promise` should be the way to do this, not random property checks. But that's JS...
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by degraafc 7y ago
Nice job! This looks really well done. I'm just getting started on something quite similar that will let you create disposable email addresses that forward mail to multiple recipients (for shared hotel/flight bookings, etc.). I se
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by degraafc 7y ago
I don't think it says much about the tools themselves though, it just makes sense when you look at the author's GitHub and see a bunch of Rust projects.
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by degraafc 7y ago
This is just my own experience, but sound works fine for me with just Alsa (no pulseaudio or apulse). Although even the Arch Wiki [1] says differently. [1]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Firefox#Multimedia_play..
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by degraafc 7y ago
I'm hoping for Zig [1] to reach maturity and offer that kind of simplicity, because I just can't get a handle on Rust (not that I've spent a massive amount of time trying). [1]: https://ziglang.org
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by degraafc 7y ago
Looks more like a souped up `watch` [1] than `parallel` to me. Nice tool! [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watch_(Unix)
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by degraafc 7y ago
Elixir compiles down to the same Erlang Abstract Format as Erlang itself, so performance should be the same.
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by degraafc 7y ago
Go is actually pretty close to the perfect language to me -- for "general purpose" computing, at least. Sure, it's plain and somewhat boring to write but it doesn't make me that much less productive. Error handling and g