sandstrom

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by sandstrom 3mo ago
I totally agree. If one needs to put metadata in commits, usually better to just put it in a Git trailer. https://git-scm.com/docs/git-interpret-trailers `Co-authored-by: Alice` is a common one, but you can have anythi
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by sandstrom 1y ago
I understand forking is sometimes needed, but it's also somewhat discouraging to see that the differences couldn't be reconciled. As long as people are aligned on advancing the Ruby ecosystem, I think it should be possible to coop
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by sandstrom 1y ago
This is the part that I think most politicians simply don't understand. I've been trying to argue this point with my government several times (some MPs even replied friendly, so they'd actually read it, but still don't u
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by sandstrom 1y ago
Does anyone working at Github know why 'semi-linear' merge isn't supported as a merge strategy in the merge queue (and regular PRs)? I Gitlab and Azure DevOps (also owned by MS) supports it, and even talked to an employee now
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by sandstrom 1y ago
Does anyone know if immutable also means I cannot delete a release? (even after say 3 years) Because I'm guessing allowing deletes would also make re-publishing possible, which would probably defeat the purpose. However, having them st
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GitHub immutable releases (public preview)(github.blog)
1 points by sandstrom 1y ago|1 comments
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What's wrong with the JSON gem API?(byroot.github.io)
2 points by sandstrom 1y ago|0 comments
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by sandstrom 1y ago
"What are your main use cases for search or log indexing?" To me, storing and searching logs is quite different from most other search use-cases, and it's not obvious that they should be handled by the same piece of software.
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by sandstrom 1y ago
For anyone who's interested, two other popular contenders for replacing Elasticsearch are Typesense ( https://typesense.org/ ) and Meilisearch ( https://www.meilisearch.com/ ). (both are also trying to rep
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by sandstrom 1y ago
This would be very useful. Basically, the 'translate this' button you see on Twitter or Instagram next to comments in foreign languages. This API would make it trivial for all developers to add that to their web apps.
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by sandstrom 1y ago
I honestly don't understand the arguments Mozilla have against it. Safari/webkit is positive (though no official stance yet): https://github.com/WebKit/standards-positions/issues/339#iss...
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by sandstrom 1y ago
This is not auto-translation. Rather, it's an API developers can use to add inline translation to web apps. For example, under a comment in your app, you can (a) detect the language, and (b) if it's different from the current user
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by sandstrom 1y ago
On this topic, I have to recommend Hush! It is an excellent free, open-source and well-maintained app for iOS. https://oblador.github.io/hush/
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by sandstrom 2y ago
> When Amazon allows any of the millions of ephemeral clone-storefronts to sell shady or illegal stuff, would you rather have the authorities spend years chasing ghosts or have Amazon change their rules to make sure such illegality and a
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by sandstrom 2y ago
I guess it depends on what you read into it. But when I read this it seems like they are unhappy with Google no longer enforcing their view of fingerprinting: We think this change is irresponsible. [...] We are continuing to enga
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by sandstrom 2y ago
One thing that strikes me reading this, is that the only thing that's changed is that Google won't disallow it. But I think it would make more sense if the ICO actually just went after the companies doing fingerprinting directly,
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by sandstrom 2y ago
Another interesting Rust-based Javascript bundler is Oxid / OXC. - https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc - https://oxc.rs It's also what Rolldown ( https://rolldown.rs/about ) is basin
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by sandstrom 2y ago
I see it in the readme now, interesting! A question out of curiosity: Would you say that this is still a good fit for company-internal docker images? I.e. a packaged rails app that's deployed in production using docker (to basically ve
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by sandstrom 2y ago
I've started using Mise for some stuff at work. Haven't digged in a lot yet, but looks really promising. https://mise.jdx.dev/ It handles task running (wipe local test db, run linting scripts, etc), environment va
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GitHub Artifact Attestations(github.blog)
3 points by sandstrom 2y ago|3 comments
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by sandstrom 2y ago
Not sure if this works with artifacts pushed to GHCR (Github Container Registry), for example Docker containers. I think not. But it's still a good step towards more integrity in the software supply chain. We’re thrilled to annou
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by sandstrom 2y ago
Great, thanks! I made a mistake in my comments above: I meant to write "Would be neat if the *Linear* integration had configurable fields (at the team level set which ones are visible, and set fixed values for some of them). For exampl
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by sandstrom 2y ago
Some thoughts: - Make the scrubbed headers configurable (if it isn't already). For example, our token header is called `X-Session-Token` and is passed on every request. Would your current regex scrub this? - Maybe clarify that the seat
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Loki 3.0 Released(github.com)
5 points by sandstrom 2y ago|1 comments
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by sandstrom 2y ago
Key features mentioned in the release notes are: - Bloom filters for queries ('needle in haystack' problem) - Native OpenTelemetry support - Updated helm charts - Lambda/Promtail support dropping labels
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by sandstrom 2y ago
Yeah, but gaining trust with benign patchset would be the first step.
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by sandstrom 2y ago
The goal is to use a standardized test framework to ease writing of tests in XZ. Much of the functionality remains untested, so it will be helpful for long term project stability to have more tests -- Jia, 2022-06-17
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by sandstrom 2y ago
I think the liberal immigration policy might play a role here. Sweden has taken a huge amount in the past 15 years, twenty percent of the population are immigrants. Obviously, most of them are not criminals. But on a group level, they are m
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by sandstrom 3y ago
JPEG XL is awesome! One thing I think would help with its adoption, is if they would work with e.g. the libvips team to better implement it. For example, streaming encoder and streaming decoder would be the preferred integration method in l
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by sandstrom 3y ago
Neat library! We're using randomly generated strings for many things. IDs, password recovery tokens, etc. We've generated millions of them in our system, for various use-cases. Hundreds of thousands of people see them every day. I

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