tagraves

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The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Constructive Data Modeling [video](youtube.com)
7 points by tagraves 2mo ago|1 comments
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RWX now supports Codeberg and Forgejo(rwx.com)
1 points by tagraves 4mo ago|0 comments
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by tagraves 4mo ago
We just released support for Forgejo with RWX CI/CD: https://www.rwx.com/docs/getting-started/forgejo
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by tagraves 5mo ago
shameless self plug, but please check out RWX! (rwx.com)
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by tagraves 5mo ago
Well, check out RWX! We don't do exactly everything like CirrusCI did -- most notably, we aren't open source and we are still managing all of our own infrastructure for running CI right now -- but we have a great "local"
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by tagraves 7mo ago
There's three main things we do to solve this, all of which relate to the fact that we have our own (OCI-compatible) container runtime under the hood instead of using Docker. 1. We don't gzip layers like Docker does. Gzip is reall
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by tagraves 7mo ago
I hope the author will check out RWX -- they say they've checked out most CI systems, but I don't think they've tried us out yet. We have everything they praise Buildkite for, except for managing your own compute (and that&#x
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by tagraves 8mo ago
This is one of the big problems we solved with the RWX CI platform (RWX.com). You can use ‘rwx run’ and it automatically syncs your local changes, so no need to push — and with our automated caching, steps like setting up the environment ca
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Zero Configuration CI/CD Observability on RWX Using OpenTelemetry(rwx.com)
1 points by tagraves 9mo ago|0 comments
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by tagraves 9mo ago
I appreciate the follow up! I think it looks great now and doesn’t read as defensively anymore!
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by tagraves 9mo ago
It's really concerning that the biggest, most eye-grabbing part of this posting is the note with the following: "It’s common for critical CVEs to uncover follow‑up vulnerabilities." Trying to justify the CVE before fully expl
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by tagraves 11mo ago
I had the same experience -- it was way easier for me to find it with the rainbow highlighting (even though I already knew where to look when it came to the monochrome highlighting!). The author later asks what color class definitions were.
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by tagraves 1y ago
We use a somewhat similar approach in RWX when pulling LFS files[1]. We run `git lfs ls-files` to get a list of the lfs files, then pass that list into a task which pulls each file from the LFS endpoint using curl. Since in RWX the output o
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by tagraves 1y ago
Not on iOS, as I understand it. If you "Ask app not to track" on iOS then the app cannot access your IDFA, which was the ID that previously was used to track a device across apps.
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by tagraves 1y ago
Come check out RWX :). We have per second billing but I think it won't even matter for your use case because most of those checks are going to take 0s on RWX. And our UI is optimized for showing you what is wrong at a glance without ha
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by tagraves 1y ago
It's pretty amazing to see what Blacksmith, Depot, Actuated, etc. have been able to build on top of GitHub Actions. At RWX we got a bit tired of constantly trying to work around the limitations of the platform with self-hosted runners,
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by tagraves 1y ago
I'd be shocked to learn it wasn't written by AI. The bolding and italicizing of text is exactly how LLMs typically do it.
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by tagraves 1y ago
In my experience (and as reflected by the comments on this post already), trying to run complex CI workflow locally is a fairly hopeless enterprise. If you have a fully containerized workflow, you might be able to get close, but even then e
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Mint CI/CD 1.0 is now available(rwx.com)
2 points by tagraves 2y ago|0 comments
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by tagraves 3y ago
Here's the response chatGPT 4 gave for me: > The orange remains in the living room. Moving the plate to the kitchen does not affect the location of the orange, since it was placed below the plate but not attached to it. Therefore, t
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by tagraves 3y ago
Isn't this exactly what Apple did with the M1 chips when they were first being released? Plus, Apple announced they would do developer kit applications for the Vision Pro at the same time they announced the Vision Pro, so they couldn&#
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Test results can be so much richer(rwx.com)
2 points by tagraves 3y ago|0 comments
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GitHub Actions is vulnerable to supply chain attacks(rwx.com)
3 points by tagraves 3y ago|0 comments
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by tagraves 4y ago
How would the DoS work? As I understand it the issue here only occurs if you try to push the entire project to a _new_ repo. It doesn't affect existing repos.
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by tagraves 4y ago
This article is from October 2020.
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by tagraves 4y ago
To be honest, I don’t find this particularly impressive. I didn’t read to the end, but the beginning parts of the game are littered with errors. Basically every command is followed by ChatGPT miscalculating the remaining resources and the