tomknig

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   by tomknig 2y ago

   Yes, it is possible to inject secrets directly into a subprocess without writing them to disk via op run. Also see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41482194 … we responded to the parent around the same time :D
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   by tomknig 2y ago

   Also using 1Password and I think it’s great. If possible, I would suggest to avoid plaintext secrets in files though. Instead, it is possible to store references to secrets in a dotenv file (example: .env.development): DATABASE_URL=op:&#x2F
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   by tomknig 3y ago

   Well, they can handle that
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   by tomknig 3y ago

   Hypothesis: Maybe it’s the users getting lazier, writing worse prompts and therefore getting worse results.
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   by tomknig 6y ago

   Our daughter is 4 years old and we are enjoying to play with Cubetto [1] from time to time. There is also a list on GitHub that might be interesting for you: https://github.com/HollyAdele/awesome-programming-for-kids [
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   by tomknig 6y ago

   finvia ( https://finvia.fo ) | REMOTE (EU) | Full-time | Software Engineer Stack: TypeScript, AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes, Kafka, gRPC, GraphQL, Node.js, React We are a self-funded, well financed family office combining a very cust
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   by tomknig 7y ago

   I am using the same device and it's also a clear recommendation from my side. Another plus to add is the support: When I called the support because I had these vertical stripes showing up in the panel from time to time, they sent a rep