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by kminehart 4mo ago
This isn't resilient to this downtime though. Our self-hosted runners are currently not functioning because of some github dependency.
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by kminehart 4mo ago
Are there any GitHub Actions-compatible CI services out there that don't rely on their infrastructure? I know of depot's but no others; are these resilient to these outages or do they still lose functionality? I imagine the latter
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by kminehart 8mo ago
I can definitely relate to the abstract at least. While I am more productive now, and I am way more excited about working on longer term projects (especially by myself), I have found that the minutia is way more strenuous than it was before
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by kminehart 9mo ago
And Coca Cola
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by kminehart 9mo ago
I walked away with that page open, glanced at the "Is it time to rewrite sudo in Zig?" post, and clicked to see the comments because I thought it was real :')
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by kminehart 9mo ago
I can already tell by their example that I don't like it. I've worked with a bunch of different container-based CI systems and I'm getting a little tired seeing the same approach by done slightly differently. steps:
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by kminehart 1y ago
There's a few things for me, and the saddest part is I'm a very die-hard Linux user. Until a couple months ago when I had to start traveling, I've been using Linux exclusively for work. 1. The battery life, as others have men
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by kminehart 1y ago
I used to sharpen my straight-knife planer blades, planing irons, chisels, and knives with whetstones / water stones. It was too big of a pain in the ass over time, so I switched to diamond stones. Biggest advantages is that you don&#x
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by kminehart 1y ago
don't use honing steel. at best it doesn't do anything, at worst it damages your knife. here's a closer look at it with a microscope. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4ReQ83CZOQ
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by kminehart 1y ago
also don't forget how quiet this thing is.
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by kminehart 1y ago
Before their arm64 CPUs you could get a thinkpad or an xps and not have really bad FOMO. But now... it's just not even close :\
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by kminehart 1y ago
> Finding a laptop that works well is annoying, however. It doesn't exist at the moment. :\ I would pay 2x the price of a macbook for a linux laptop with the same hardware quality. The battery life and power/efficiency of my m4
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by kminehart 2y ago
I don't have a link for it yet, but I am working on using an HCL-like syntax to write CI pipelines. Ideally it would function a lot like dagger but written a lot like terraform. The main problems that I want to solve are the really slo
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by kminehart 2y ago
If I was in charge of our infra automation I would have done this. We opted for jsonnet instead which is an absolute nightmare, or at least the way we've set it up is.
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by kminehart 2y ago
Yep. And it's gotten a lot worse over the last 70 years. http://guide.saferoutesinfo.org/introduction/the_decline_of_...
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by kminehart 2y ago
> You have smaller family sizes; people retreat inside because now they have air conditioning and TV and they’re not out in the front yard socializing as much. So, for a lot of reasons, we begin to lose trust in each other. I think that
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by kminehart 2y ago
But I think the missing ingredient they had back then was there was nothing better to do. Being "bored" isn't as much of a thing anymore for anyone, not just children.
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by kminehart 3y ago
It's probably not super important with the switch like it would be with the nintendo 64 or something because it's an ARM cpu.
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by kminehart 4y ago
Thanks! They definitely promise the same thing but with different approaches. The key thing that turned me off of Dagger is this: "Tie it all together in CUE". Personally I'm not the biggest fan of CUE and would rather just w
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Show HN: Scribe, a Go library for writing, running, and generating CI pipelines(github.com)
25 points by kminehart 4y ago|2 comments
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by kminehart 4y ago
It sure would be nice if we could just "drive less". Unfortunately the cities we live in, at least in the US, are designed such that it's the only option we have. That's a huge focus of the website / book in the OP
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by kminehart 4y ago
Hi everyone, this is a passion project of mine that started after I've dealt with so many yaml-based CI solutions. Please let me know what you think. I'm happy to answer any questions or engage in discussion :)
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by kminehart 4y ago
Linked at the end of the article is the short (15 minutes maybe) self-test: https://speed.readwise.io/ . Curious what results people here got. I got 23% faster with BR but I couldn't tell if I was just trying harder.
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by kminehart 5y ago
Just FYI our state abbreviation is AR, AK is Alaska. It gets mistaken a lot hahaha
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by kminehart 5y ago
i was just thinking about this after I posted this. To be fair there's probably plenty of ways to smooth talk a customer representative. Most of these conversations end up emailing you a link to reset your password anyways, I would hop
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by kminehart 5y ago
Security questions in general are a farce. I've started generating random passwords for answers and storing them in my password manager. that at least helps me feel slightly more secure about how ridiculous security questions are.
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by kminehart 5y ago
Read the article before jumping to conclusions.
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Ask HN: What's stopping me from buying my own debt?
2 points by kminehart 5y ago|2 comments
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by kminehart 6y ago
Does short selling encourage a business to fail though? Perhaps seeing a stock being heavily shorted would encourage others to sell their shares, but think that might be stretching it a little.
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by kminehart 6y ago
Short selling is valuable. What's more valuable than putting your money where your mouth is? The way I see it, every action you take in the stock market is a reflection of your beliefs; if you buy a stock, you believe, and are indicati

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