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by dolni 18d ago
As a worker, you can exercise your voice... by getting another job. That is your vote. The power of your vote is proportional to the value you bring. A while back I threatened to quit because I had a team dynamic that was untenable. I made
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by dolni 29d ago
Agree, not expanding is dumb. One of the major benefits of a shell-based approach is your env vars could be generated from the output of a command. Which can be trivially used to populate secrets from whatever your secret store of choice is
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by dolni 1mo ago
Dotenv is definitely something that should not exist. Direnv is the right way to go if you want a tool for this. Otherwise dotenv's implementation in bash is essentially `set -a; source .env`. Look ma, no custom parser! Seems really si
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by dolni 1mo ago
> If your goal is to take over the market quick, as many here would like, maintainability is a very low priority aspect of your code base. It's low priority in the sense that people in charge tend not to value it. That's differ
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by dolni 1mo ago
> The alternative is not to invite people who have no experience to build bridges or perform surgeries. You state this so confidently, like every person who walks through the door to interview will be 100% honest about their level of exp
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by dolni 1mo ago
It's not science, but also a lot of stuff that purports to be science is not. "Science" is subject to many of the same forces that politics is. Using your personal experiences and the personal experiences of people you trust
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by dolni 2mo ago
> Moving quickly, even if you break things, has a clear advantage over being perfectionistic, waiting to get feedback, building things that are not needed. The entire point of slowing down is so you don't do this. Understand the pro
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by dolni 2mo ago
I think the answer to your question is the simple and unfortunate one: groupthink. So many businesses are pushing AI hard. People with varying levels of job (in)security want to be seen as "leading the charge" into a post-AI era.
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by dolni 2mo ago
I'm not a physicist but I've always seen physics as a bit hand-wavy myself. Dark matter is a great example. Our understanding of gravitation didn't cleanly apply at ultra-large scales so we had to add a massive fudge factor.
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by dolni 4mo ago
Squash merging PRs makes your commit log is far less useful. The PR reviewer isn't the only person who will ever review your code, you know.
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by dolni 5mo ago
Good to know. That seems like it comes with its own set of issues.
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by dolni 5mo ago
Interesting idea but this seems woefully inadequate for password management. The first thing that came to mind for me: how do you change a single site's password? The article doesn't say. It only mentions that changing the master
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by dolni 6mo ago
> but also have places where getting to a government office to get such an ID is difficult or expensive Where in the US do you find it's difficult for people to get an ID? Where is it not? What percentage of the population has an ID
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by dolni 6mo ago
What are some scenarios where a vehicle owner knows that the vehicle is being driven by someone with a license, but not who that person is?
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by dolni 6mo ago
If it's their vehicle and the vehicle wasn't stolen, the owner should know who was driving it. Courts do compel people to testify sometimes (when it is not self-incriminating).
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by dolni 8mo ago
We are talking about two different things. I am talking about American support for a working legal immigration process, and enforcing that process. Not everyone agrees about exactly what it should look like. I'm not talking specifica
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by dolni 8mo ago
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by dolni 8mo ago
When a significant share of the taxes you pay are mishandled or lost to fraud, yes it is a punishment. That's been happening for a long time in the US. Staggering military industrial complex. Tens of billions lost in COVID relief. Bill
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by dolni 11mo ago
The distinction is that in America, we are obligated to take care of Americans. If people immigrate to America, the arrangement should be mutually beneficial. We are not, and should not be, the self-appointed saviors of the world.
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by dolni 1y ago
Thanks for building a cool piece of software! Traefik really is awesome once you can get your head wrapped around the configuration.
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by dolni 1y ago
Hi there. I'm a brand new Traefik user. It's bundled with k3s, so I set it up for my homelab on a single node cluster. I'm a technology professional who has worked in infrastructure and software roles for more than 15 years.
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by dolni 1y ago
No, it wasn't always nebulous. Roguelike was a well-established genre for decades before it got hijacked and now means nothing. Like all genres, games within the roguelike genre (or what some people call "traditional roguelikes&qu
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by dolni 1y ago
The meaning degraded much earlier than just a couple years ago. People thought it was cool so they latched onto it. It seems like that process started 7-8 years ago, maybe even a bit further back.
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by dolni 1y ago
I ran into one thing with jj that I would say is pretty bad . I love it other than the way it bit me in this one case. I have a repo with some code that generates a credential and writes the credential to a location specified in .gitignore
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by dolni 1y ago
I would strongly recommend you _don't_ get a Framework. I bought one. It lasted less than a year. One day I pulled it out to use it and it just stopped booting. It had been barely used up to that point. No drops or anything like that.
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by dolni 2y ago
If you like Python, consider pyinfra. https://pyinfra.com/
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by dolni 2y ago
The number of people making the claim is not small. You probably just cut all the people out of your life who disagree with you. That is the liberal way, these days. Donald Trump, among the worst presidents the US ever had, won the 2024 ele
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by dolni 2y ago
Maybe that is the problem.
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by dolni 2y ago
I write a lot of shell and my advice is don't use plain POSIX shell. Write bash. It is 2025. bash is present almost everywhere. If, by chance, your script is run somewhere that doesn't have bash then guess what? Your POSIX scrip
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by dolni 2y ago
Isn't it interesting that your response here is questioning and perhaps dismissive? If a minority were sharing their perspective about whatever their lived experience was with regards to racism, would you respond this way? I'll an

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