smarx007

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by smarx007 2mo ago
https://lobste.rs/s/ko1ji1/lobste_rs_is_now_running_on_sqlit...
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by smarx007 2mo ago
> You are considering official distro repos as a means to control what is allowed to be run on Debian. I am rather considering official repos as a means to keeping your Debian system in a "supported" state. Many users, includin
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by smarx007 3mo ago
A slightly different perspective: Podman is made by the distro people (RedHat/Fedora). And they consider it unacceptable to mess with the software distribution channels of a distro. If Debian does not want latest Podman, they are not g
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by smarx007 3mo ago
Codeberg is not keen on closed-source repos. Also, I moved about 10 repos to a private Forgejo installation with pretty average (non-trivial) GH actions workflows. Zero repos has workflows running oob (java, .net, node). The moat is a bit t
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by smarx007 3mo ago
Quite believable if the test was run on a machine with little RAM and generous/unbounded swap. Not sure these are the numbers we want to see. Anything can take days if it swaps to death.
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by smarx007 3mo ago
I think EU's position was that Apple can impose whatever rules and restrictions on 3rd parties as long as Siri is itself subject to ALL of those rules and restrictions. The restrictions were up to Apple to determine. What was not OK wa
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by smarx007 3mo ago
Sounds like a product management problem. If you declare that you support RHEL and Ubuntu LTS and LTS-1 yet still process bug reports from other installations, the product owner is not doing their job properly. Any bug reports from Nix or F
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by smarx007 6mo ago
Spotify is already European...
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by smarx007 6mo ago
A noob question: is there a tool that automatically instructs Claude Code to "continue" when the token quota is reset after 5h? I am interested in that more than some rather fancy loops.
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by smarx007 7mo ago
I thought they also OSSed a pretty solid https://github.com/frappe/helpdesk helpdesk but that was from Frappe, not Zerodha.
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by smarx007 7mo ago
I think that npmjs uses colors too much to the point of irrelevance. Why are links in the README red? Why is the code tab red? Why is the download graph purple? Compare your npmx link to vue to https://npmx.dev/package/
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by smarx007 7mo ago
Both Claude and Gemini (the web variants, not CLI) tried to downgrade my .NET 10 projects to .NET 9 at least a few times.
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by smarx007 8mo ago
> because they don't provide a specific SaaS is kinda weird I think for most business stakeholders it's not about the number of services but rather the coverage of business-critical needs. When you have access to Azure Entra, y
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by smarx007 8mo ago
I posted a link to what most cloud-native developers understand to be "cloud" a few times already. If IaaS is the only offering on the table, it's not cloud.
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by smarx007 8mo ago
Hetzner has no managed services except for the S3-compatible object storage. Scaleway is much better in that regard.
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by smarx007 8mo ago
https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/dear-hosting-providers-you...
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by smarx007 8mo ago
Most European "cloud" providers sell "wood": https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/dear-hosting-providers-you...
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by smarx007 8mo ago
I would say the November 2015 look would be the one to go back to.* [1] This one seems to be from 2015 before the iconic redesign that makes it instantly recognizable as Github. *with a dark theme. [1]: https://github.blog/n
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by smarx007 8mo ago
Oh well, that flew over my head. You are right.
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by smarx007 8mo ago
> why do we invent these formal languages except to be more semantically precise than natural language To be... more precise? On a more serious note, cannot recommend enough "Exactly: How Precision Engineers Created the Modern World
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by smarx007 8mo ago
I am assuming that the GP was referring to buying these exact speakers second-hand, given how they spoke of the environmental impact.
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by smarx007 9mo ago
> I want my sandbox to be backed by a large, well funded security team How much are you ready to pay for a license?
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by smarx007 9mo ago
I think the SSH key that has push permissions is SSH-forwarded. It is quite a sophisticated setup (in both a good and a bad sense).
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by smarx007 9mo ago
The output from Jules is a PR. And then it's a toss-up between "spot on, let's merge" and "nah, needs more work, I will check out the branch and fix it properly when I am the keyboard". And you see the current
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by smarx007 9mo ago
How about specifying a version in the CI config? [0] Also, you know that you can do a binary search for the version that works for you? 0.154.0, 0.77.0, 0.115.0 ... (had to do it once myself) [0]: https://github.com/oslc-op&
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by smarx007 9mo ago
I am assuming the message durability guarantees lean towards YOLO rather than ACID? See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46196105
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by smarx007 9mo ago
You did not check my link and ss02 out, did you?
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by smarx007 9mo ago
IBM Plex is very good. Recently, I have been enjoying https://rsms.me/inter/ for interfaces a bit more (with ss02 for body and ss02+tnum for tables activated).
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by smarx007 9mo ago
To test 'limit > 0' according to MC/DC, you need only two values, e.g. -1 and 1. There may be other code inside the branch using limit in some other ways, prompting more test cases and more values of limit but this one onl
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by smarx007 9mo ago
Modified Condition/Decision Coverage (MC/DC) is a test coverage approach that considers a chunk of code covered if: - Every branch was "visited". Plain coverage already ensures that. I would actually advocate for 100% br

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