suhlig

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by suhlig 1mo ago
I like Zed too, but never understood why people think that a shared editor is enough for a pairing session. In my experience, I need to look at the same web pages, SSH sessions, calculator, VPN client, and so many other desktop tools as my
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by suhlig 11mo ago
> Every time someone reinvents the wheel, it becomes a little rounder. Not sure if this particular library is an improvement, but even if it serves nothing but the author’s enjoyment, or education, it’s a win.
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by suhlig 2y ago
Being involved with software professionally and woodworking as a hobby, I can recommend that talk. The parallels he draws are so good that I was almost angry with myself for not seeing them before watching that talk.
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by suhlig 3y ago
Concourse has it right: You can ssh into a failed container, and debug in the exact environment where the failure occurred. I don’t understand why people settle for less.
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by suhlig 4y ago
dimensioned[1] got me interested in Rust. I’m not far enough to recommend it, but the concept seems right. [1] https://github.com/paholg/dimensioned
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by suhlig 5y ago
> Next to every incubator was […] a product that I had written a lot of software for. That must feel like ultimate satisfaction - software that is making the world a better place. Congratulations!
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by suhlig 5y ago
That part where you have to make a commit in order to attempt to fix a CI problem was driving me nuts. It‘s the same with Travis. Concourse gets this right - you can run a pipeline task as a one-off from your workstation until it’s done, an
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by suhlig 5y ago
https://sensor.community/ Used to be luftdaten.info (German), but seems more international now. They built a pretty accurate sensor based on an SDS011. No soldering required.
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by suhlig 5y ago
I leave the handling of those situations to Lastpass. My wife and kids may request access to my password locker, and if I don't reject within 30 days the locker is opened to them.
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by suhlig 5y ago
> run commands on the worker host directly I‘d think that Concourse is not the best fit for this requirement.
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by suhlig 5y ago
Not sure how your current builds look like, but I tend not having to deal with containers per se. All they force you to do is be explicit about the build‘s dependencies, which I think is a useful thing. My approach for migrating existing bu
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by suhlig 5y ago
I am running https://concourse-ci.org on a cheap VPC and I am very happy with it.
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by suhlig 5y ago
> how do you check your e-mail? You don’t. That’s what breaks are for (assuming personal e-mail). > What if there's documentation that needs to be read? - Define an objective together (e.g. „We‘d like to understand how the HTML p
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by suhlig 6y ago
„When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.“ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart's_law?wprov=sfti1
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by suhlig 6y ago
How do you see this being used in pair programming? To me, the key is to work on the same thing, one person being the navigator (“where to go”), and the other being the driver (“handling the pedals and the steering”). In this mode, there is
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by suhlig 7y ago
Interesting - can you provide [1] and [2] please?
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by suhlig 7y ago
Same here! I thought I was the only one with this strange habit.