dusanh

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by dusanh 7mo ago
When a thing seals itself against its own destruction, it merely dies a different death. https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Planescape:_Torment#Coaxmetal
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by dusanh 1y ago
Building VMs?
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by dusanh 1y ago
I can map most of the list but I can't recall what would be the "review environment setup" What did you mean by that?
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by dusanh 1y ago
Any recommendations on a rowing machine?
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by dusanh 1y ago
Came into this thread looking for a mention of Steve Mann! Man was ahead of his time. More on his 'Visual Filter' and more here http://www.wearcam.org/ieeecomputer/r2025.htm
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by dusanh 1y ago
This sounds fascinating and absolutely alien to me, a Python dev. Any good books or other sources to learn more you can recommend?
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by dusanh 1y ago
I apologize this is not directly related to OP, but if you, like myself, get mad at all the "Suggested" posts LinkedIn is pushing on you, you can use the following ublock filter to get rid of these posts: www.linkedin.com##:
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by dusanh 2y ago
> whereas managers are seen as useful in different domains, giving them practical mobility And this is exactly my problem with becoming a manager. You become fungible, easily replaceable, movable and fire-able.
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by dusanh 2y ago
I worked for a medium size company that served, and still is, ~150 clients (some Fortune 500 included) by deploying prod with docker-compose. It can be done.
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by dusanh 2y ago
> the QA env was not actually setup to mirror the production env As senior QA, this alone is going to end me one day.
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by dusanh 2y ago
> Is the ansible vault password in the repo too? No no, this is one of those secrets we share among the team and save to KeePass or whatever.
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by dusanh 2y ago
We use Fernet[1] or Ansible vault[2] with the encrypted secrets committed to the code repositories, but I guess we can do that because the code is not public. The rest we share over a secure, company approved, channel, and save them into lo
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by dusanh 2y ago
There is also Red Hat and SUSE. And I am pretty sure smaller companies like that exist too. I started my career in just one like that!
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by dusanh 2y ago
The already mentioned The Pragmatic Programmer, 20th Anniversary Edition is so far the best I have read. It's not overly specific to one single thing, it tries to teaches general principles and good practice.[1] I also have a personal
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by dusanh 2y ago
Trying to service, or even just open up, any appliance at a workplace is against the Occupational Safety and Health regulations in my country.
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by dusanh 2y ago
This has to be satire, right?
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by dusanh 2y ago
Can you share your nixos config?
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by dusanh 2y ago
Thank you again! This is definitely something to start from!
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by dusanh 2y ago
Thank you so much! That sounds surprisingly straightforward. I expected a lot more fiddling to get going. Where would I start if I wanted to use a model programmatically ? Like let's say I am building a chat bot. I have a large data se
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by dusanh 2y ago
I'm a complete newb when it comes to AI, and I am getting pretty ashamed of it too. How do I take a model like this and use it in my day to day? Can I somehow use in, say, VSCode? How do I point it at my code base, and use it to help m
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by dusanh 2y ago
Sorry, should have been more clear, I meant other EU citizens working exclusively remotely.
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by dusanh 2y ago
Hi, are applicants from elsewhere in the EU considered?
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by dusanh 2y ago
Replying to my own comment for posterity. I was able to figure it out! In the LXC, I created a new non-root user and then set it's uid and git to a LOWER number than what every tutorial about rootless Podman recommends (devel being my
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by dusanh 2y ago
Was there anything extra you have done on the Host itself?
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by dusanh 2y ago
That actually did not do anything different for me. I did the following: 1) Created a new LXC. 2) As root, I created a new user "devel" 3) For the "devel" user set both subuid and subgid to devel:100000:65536 4) As root,
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by dusanh 2y ago
Thank you, this made me realize I assigned a wrong (too little) number for uids. It did not fix my issue however. I still see (dev) $ podman info ERRO[0000] running `/usr/bin/newuidmap 3427 0 1000 1 1 100000 65536`: new
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by dusanh 2y ago
Unprivileged LXCs? Interesting, I thought containers would require privileged LXC. At least, that it my takeaway from trying to run Podman in a nesting enabled, but unprivileged LXC under non-root user. I kept running into > newuidmap: w
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by dusanh 2y ago
We did use this approach years back when I worked for on a feature that generated PDF invoices. But I wondered whether using instead something like LaTeX wouldn't be faster and easier to scale.
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by dusanh 3y ago
Any good tutorials for dummies like me?
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by dusanh 3y ago
Or someone gets the short end, like me a European, who has to be on meetings with the US in the late afternoon. I do have the mornings free of meetings, so that's nice at least.

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