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by suchar 4mo ago
This is not privilege separation/sandboxing. Separate virtual machine for an agent with limited credentials is reasonably safe approach
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by suchar 11mo ago
With remote development (vscode and remote extension in jetbrains with ssh to VM) performance is good with headless VM in UTM. Although it always (?) uses performance cores on Apple Silicon Macs, so battery drain is a problem
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by suchar 11mo ago
In my case (although I have not yet flown with APP3) the ANC works great, however, transparency mode (and adaptive mode) have issue with a noise. In a silent room I hear quiet noise in transparency mode (not present in ANC nor in "Off&
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by suchar 1y ago
They need to keep KV cache to avoid prompt reprocessing, so they would need to move it to ram/nvme during longer api calls to use gpu for another request
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by suchar 2y ago
Could you point to some functionalities removed from dbt Core? I love dbt and use it where applicable but I have not yet encountered a loss of features upon upgrade yet - it would be useful to be aware what kind of features get removed
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by suchar 2y ago
I would imagine that good IDE integration would summarise each module/file/function and feed high-level project overview (best case: with business project description provided by the user) and during CoT process model would be abl
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by suchar 2y ago
Sometimes you can avoid writing multiple queries with different filters by creating single parameterized query with conditions like: WHERE (name LIKE :name OR :name IS NULL) AND (city = :city OR :city IS NULL) AND ... B
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by suchar 2y ago
For remote development there is Fleet from JetBrains which is still in preview but mostly works (year ago it had a lot of issues). Nonetheless, it still needs a lot of improvements (rendering performance IME is poor, some functionality is m
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by suchar 2y ago
Tmux integration: tmux is running remotely in control mode and local iTerm2 is managing it. This way tmux panes and windows are mapped to native windows and iTerm2's split panes. Makes remote feel like a local machine
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by suchar 3y ago
Same here, but IMO, if company believes that such software is useful (and they wouldn't be using it if company believed otherwise), then why do they often (always?) include node_modules in exclusion rules? After all, node_modules usual
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by suchar 3y ago
I do not see license in either repository and it seems that this tool only has 30 day evaluation tier for free. Anyway, using this means that you have dependency on a single vendor and you accept their future pricing changes. Now compare th
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by suchar 3y ago
Some time ago I tried Retool and it does have "Query JSON with SQL": https://docs.retool.com/queries/guides/sql/query-json (it is somewhat relevant because it was extremely convenient) It is somewha
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by suchar 3y ago
I'm not sure if there is any open source XSLT tool as complete as jq is for JSON. There is xsltproc but IIRC it does not support streaming scenarios (jq has some support for streaming processing) Though, personally, I prefer JSON. Prob
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by suchar 3y ago
For DigitalOcean (and several other providers) you can build your own image with provided configurations, e.g.: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/nixos/modules/v... (see `virtualisat
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by suchar 3y ago
From my personal experience, the first example doesn't really happen: thankfully I rarely see people randomly throwing annotations at methods/classes hoping one of them will stick. For most of the time annotations are self-explana
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by suchar 3y ago
The main issue with Java-based projects (possibly using Spring) is the amount of existing resources: there are thousands/millions of example projects, code snippets, answers on StackOverflow etc. and majority of them is very old (as fa
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by suchar 3y ago
Yup, it's "funny" that even basic functionality doesn't work as expected: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/350662 I encounter this issue pretty often and it makes code re
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by suchar 3y ago
One major disadvantage of triggers is the inability to do canary deployments and vastly increased complexity of rolling deployments. When SQL code lives within the application, we can trivially run multiple variants of such code simultaneou
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by suchar 4y ago
This is true for SSH key, but not for all data on MacOS, e.g. if you run `find ~/Library/Application Support/AddressBook` the OS will ask you if you want to give access to contacts to iTerm2/whatever (unless you have giv
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by suchar 4y ago
Major benefit of Airflow is the number of already implemented integrations. Importing data from GCS to BigQuery, copying data from Postgres to GCS, KubernetesPodOperator and so on. IIUC with Temporal you get only workflow management which c
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by suchar 4y ago
I used Ansible in the past for the exact same purpose and it has one major flaw: Ansible is imperative. What I mean is: if I add a line in a config file and want to rollback then I have to manually handle revert (create playbooks with `dele
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by suchar 4y ago
Readme says: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscod... > A compromised remote could use the VS Code Remote connection to execute code on your local machine. So I would say that it might be a bit har
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by suchar 4y ago
As long as your are creating web applications then browsers are pretty good at limiting blast radius of a single attacked website. Well, at least until attacker discovers that he can inject some fancy phishing into trusted site. With local
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by suchar 4y ago
It is not a zero-day if it has been fixed in a newer OS version. I would say, the main risk here are known vulnerabilities, like, bug in a system library which does image rendering, font rendering etc. Targeting known CVE for old (no longer
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by suchar 4y ago
With crappy Internet connection you still can do remote development (it doesn't take much bandwidth, after all it's mostly text). But what if you need to download dependencies/docker images or upload e.g. docker image? With a
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by suchar 4y ago
Probably not that much if you are not looking forward to a remote development: - new UI (they couldn't change it in any meaningful way without breaking workflows, but with a new IDE there are no existing workflows) - single IDE for all
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by suchar 4y ago
> - Part of me think that Jetbrains should have created paid extensions for Vscode much like Resharper for Visual Studio IIRC, JetBrains considers LSP to be too limiting for refactoring and code-insight capabilities that they want to pro
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by suchar 4y ago
You can always run development environment in a local VM, although that would be rather slow (I assume that if somebody is going remote development way then they would buy cheaper notebook and use savings to pay for the cloud instance). It&
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by suchar 4y ago
I've recently tested UTM and Parallels Desktop (Intel Mac) with Linux workloads (Ubuntu and NixOS). IME, UTM seems to be considerably slower than Parallels. I haven't investigated this much, but it looked like a very slow IO (desp
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by suchar 5y ago
Well, this is exactly what I meant: you need to know your tools. Rename is very basic functionality. What makes real difference is, for example, automatic removal of unused variables/classes (quickly search for all occurrences, review

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