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by mkdirp 4y ago
Pretty sure it's because the core devs are RH employees, who owns Quay. Seems reasonable to keep things on your own infra. Having said that, I know there has been some falling out between RH and Docker some time ago, which was one of t
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by mkdirp 4y ago
This is also part of how you could interrupt `time.Sleep`. > In Go there is less noise, but also there no way to interrupt Go's time.Sleep. The full piece would be something like: func sleepCtx(ctx context.Context, delay time.
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by mkdirp 4y ago
Sorry! I meant to integrate the favicons into the extension, not to integrate the extension into the website :)
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by mkdirp 4y ago
As an aside, there's Refined Hacker News[0] which seems like it would be a great option for this to be built into. It has lots of great features while keeping things minimal. [0] https://github.com/plibither8/refin
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by mkdirp 4y ago
Why not? Podman has an almost identical CLI to Docker, and can have a daemon that is fully Docker compatible (thus, all Docker integrations work against it including docker-compose). It is literally a drop-in replacement but it doesn't
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Golds is an experimental Go local docs server, docs generator, and code reader(go101.org)
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by mkdirp 4y ago
Aah, thank you so much! Very helpful!
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by mkdirp 4y ago
If you're running zsh, I suggest using powerlevel10k[0]. It is stupid fast, and extremely customisable. [0] https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k
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by mkdirp 4y ago
On a related note, there was an article/website that talked about how to design the ux of a cli tool properly. E.g. how to design the arguments among other things. I've been struggling to find it again. Does anyone remember what t
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by mkdirp 4y ago
I used dracula for a while, but I just can't deal with it during the day. So I've been looking for a uniform light theme for day time coding. I hope nord theme can fill in the gaps there, but it looks like it's still early da
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by mkdirp 4y ago
I came across the themer.dev the other day. It's comes close to this, but I struggled to get a theme to be consistent across apps. There are still some apps it doesn't support.
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by mkdirp 4y ago
GNOME does this too. Their reasoning was exactly what your parent commenter said. I can't find a link now. Not that it's helpful to you, but there is a GNOME extension that does away with the 200ms delay.
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by mkdirp 4y ago
As in OPA determines if a user has access to a resource? Do you have some resources on how to do this?
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by mkdirp 4y ago
> There's an old adage "pick your battles". I suppose, so we shouldn't try breaking monopolies any more? There are plenty of examples where $big_corp is basically ubiquitous to $their_market until $competitor comes al
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by mkdirp 4y ago
> Command-Backtick: cycle current application’s windows For the Brits among us, or perhaps anyone with a non-US keyboard layout, I recall when I still had my Mac, this wasn't mapped properly. It was the button on the right of the le
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by mkdirp 4y ago
I'd love to understand what you think the issue is. I feel like go dependencies have been extremely easy since modules were introduced and I've rarely had issues.
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by mkdirp 4y ago
I can shed some light on some of your questions for you. > most of the documentation talks of gopath Historically go used a GOPATH env var. Go code had to live under there under `$GOPATH/src/<module-path>`. When doing an
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by mkdirp 4y ago
Which part? The part that I quoted was the last paragraph of the article with only a paragraph of hiring opportunities afterwards, unrelated to the article..
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by mkdirp 4y ago
Right, I never said you can trust exchanges. You do not have to use an exchange. That's the whole point of the decentralised nature of cryptocurrencies.
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by mkdirp 4y ago
Cryptocurrencies have never claimed they address the hardest parts of financial inclusion. Cryptocurrencies solve the issue of trust. > We need to keep track of our customers’ account balances. Right. That's what the blockchain is a
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by mkdirp 4y ago
> having Facebook/Meta experience on your resume starts hurting you against others who don't It already does. Meta is reportedly paying more to hire talent because of their reputation.[0] [0] https://www.businessinsi
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by mkdirp 4y ago
> it took them over 3 months to even get any credentials for VPN, let alone repositories. What you're saying is, you can just join, get paid, and do nothing? Where do I sign up?
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by mkdirp 4y ago
> I think they'll have a hard time finding people to staff that, Lidl has a long history of underpaying and abusing their personnel I don't know about the personnel abuse, but here in the UK Lidl employees are one of the better
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OpenFeature is an open standard for feature flag management(openfeature.dev)
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by mkdirp 4y ago
Why?
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by mkdirp 4y ago
> If you have consistent code style and formatting this tool is unnecessary I disagree. I struggle to replicate it right now using a simple test, but I've seen the following rather infuriating and counter intuitive behaviour from Gi
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by mkdirp 4y ago
Pretty cool. I like it when companies genuinely care. For them it problem doesn't matter. Those who wanted tailscale will have gone with them anyway. Those who wanted a selfhosted version, wouldn't have bought Tailscale otherwise.
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Pimod: Reconfigure Raspberry Pi images with an easy, Docker-like config file(github.com)
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by mkdirp 4y ago
This is amazing. So many times I've needed to do something similar to the demo, and I have to hack things around. I'll definitely be using this.
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by mkdirp 4y ago
> I expect the real outcome is going to be a game of whack-a-mole as random people try to patch and distribute the app under different names. From their github org and an faq (I can't remember where I saw it), it seems they're

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