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by rcleveng 7d ago
``` This git endpoint is seeing a high influx of requests for this repository, to preserve the availability of Codeberg your search request will not be processed. Sorry for the inconvenience and please try again later. ``` Any mirror?
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by rcleveng 13d ago
I'd bet they are all using capacity at X.ai's colossus datacenter and that had a hiccup.
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OpenAI having an outage with 5.6 sol?
2 points by rcleveng 15d ago|2 comments
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by rcleveng 21d ago
Totally, and as long as they don't turn on the AWS NAT Gateway, they'll be just fine.
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by rcleveng 26d ago
Sounds a lot like K8s. It's not a framework you use, it's a framework to build a framework on top of. I wish the observability vendors would move to using it under the covers so it's easier to mix and match. I wish the otel
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by rcleveng 27d ago
Gitlab has the benefit of having very little traffic, both free and paid. Their limits are still way above the current usage so less likely to be an issue
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by rcleveng 27d ago
There's always a cliff, this part is fine. You sometimes know the cliff but often do not.
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by rcleveng 27d ago
Great read - I'm glad they realize there's work ahead but what I'm missing is: * Paid customers: we know you pay us often a ton of money, and we burn your month on actions during these outages - we'll refund you for the
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by rcleveng 27d ago
and thankfully there is linear. :-)
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by rcleveng 29d ago
except when you are paying for their enterprise edition - and they make no distinction between paying customers (quite a bit actually once you add in actions costs + their other addons, it's quite a bit of money) and their free tier fu
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by rcleveng 29d ago
Mostly they joined the chat to show you what real misery is. I tried Jira and they couldn't even handle simple billing without screwing it up. Ugh
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by rcleveng 1mo ago
I was happy when they got rid of the virtual keyboard you had to type your password onto, such a pain since you also couldn't paste into the password field to autocomplete from a password manager. Had to constantly popup Chrome DevTool
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by rcleveng 1mo ago
Avery is amazing, reading his writings was one of the highlights of my time at Google. There were many talented and articulate people there, the level of discourse used to be amazing.
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by rcleveng 1mo ago
I loved guitar hero. Back before my interview with Google, I was super nervous, so I played guitar hero for a few hours in the morning before going down to Mountain View for the interview. It worked, I needed something to take my mind off o
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by rcleveng 2mo ago
Are these posted manually or is there a scheduled claude co-work task that does it?
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by rcleveng 2mo ago
So sad that this isn’t newsworthy enough to make the first page anymore. It’s been a few hours now and things are still woefully broken for me in my org there.
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by rcleveng 2mo ago
My first thought was "Oh hell, who left the NAT Gateway on?"
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by rcleveng 2mo ago
I did too, those awstrack.me URL's look super suspicious and I hadn't seen this alert trigger before so didn't know what to expect. At first I was sure it was a phishing attempt. Then went to the console (not using those lin
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by rcleveng 2mo ago
Sounds interesting, I wonder if any of it will be available on consumer hardware. Making CUDA work across the stack seems to be the key thing that helped NVIDIA become the main purveyor of GPUs for AI. Apple seems to be doing well by the sa
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
this article sounds like a poorly AI written of a mashup of the https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/costco and CNN news article on the Mamdani bodega killing grocery store (which sounds super expensive for the value it pr
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
and webvan back in 2000 - both amazon's attempt and webvan are unfortunately gone - it's cheaper to throw away packaging away, and that's super unfortunate and sad.
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
Not quite, I don't see a "Special edition, with offers, without teams" branding on the end of it.
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
Congrats to the new outlook team on the performance improvements, I certain it used to take 30 seconds to do it, and they've cut it to 10s !! But seriously, can we please make desktop productivity apps not suck on windows? I started p
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
Cool. I was speaking more on the linear agent vs the existing integrations. We love the linear guided reviews and issue tracking so have high hopes on getting a good DX here from y'all. The claude integration - works as well as anthrop
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
Yes, I still use it, although less than I would otherwise. Good: - Composer 2.5 is pretty decent for the quality / price ratio. - Easy to assign an issue to it in Linear (I know Linear just added this natively for linear agent, but it
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
and PearAI was just a fork of Continue with not much changed other than the license and removing the words continue. Also OpenCode and Kilo seem popular as well.
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
I have not unfortunately, and spent several hours trying to get it sorted out -- all unsuccessfully. I do a chargeback every year. <sigh>
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
This happens with me every year with Barnes and Noble bookstore. I canceled their annual membership back in like 2018, Starting in 2021 this zombie account started charging me for a renewal. I reached out to support and they disavowed an
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
WoW. That's certainly a surprise to me. I'd never expect an invoice after not putting in a card. I also believe this is totally just a case of "billing and metering is hard, and may actually be a larger engineering effort
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by rcleveng 3mo ago
Docker sucks on the mac, orbstack is great if you need docker. If you are on linux, use podman too vs. docker.

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