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Comment #49193207
mind sharing hints/links on your harness/flow setup? I did several attempts with naive prompting, but spent more time babysitting than actual flow
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Comment #49066819
> but stuck with the concept by going with another company. Mind giving a hint on another company name?
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Comment #48382772
embedding transparent containers into Windows native apps looks huge, extra cool is GPU access from container and mentioned OpenClaw like tool cases in mind, ports and folders. Lik…
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Comment #48132185
Yep Try to search vacancies for FreeBSD or candidates with FreeBSD knowledge/background, you will be surprised, its desert. Even TrueNAS realized it's a dead end for reaching wide …
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Comment #48081223
Hard to tell about FreeBSD, it's basically extincted, but think of webhosting servers, wordpress, cPanel/Plesk and alike. often it's ssh'able with things like rbash and other restr…
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Comment #47813315
You can wire lsyncd for near real-time syncs and btrfs snapshots for offline storage
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Comment #47016969
I had bad feelings on MC, as it's flaky. Far Manager or Dos Navigator are much better IMO.
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Comment #46676920
> a RCE vulnerability is the type of thing that nation state actors in Russia and North Korea dream of Does this mean other state actors are beyond needs of RCE vulns as their tool…
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Comment #46551823
Well, there is Aider-CE aka Cecli, which moves, updates almost every day (I'm tried to try it but much). Opencode is totally different beast comparing to Aider and I mostly stopped…
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Comment #46551081
Genuine question, as someone who never used Claude Code, but used OpenCode/Aider/GeminiCli - as many here say Opencode is better, mind sharing why (from end user perspective)? I wa…
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Comment #46521836
> Figure 9: Durable writes with io_uring. Left: Writes and fsync are issued via io_uring or manually linked in the application. Right: Enterprise SSDs do not require fsync after wr…
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Comment #46487770
Note that Aider is not much maintained over last 3 months or so, there is a fork Aider CE, though I'm just watching their changes through rss and not used myself. I'm more in Openc…
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Comment #46486206
Am I reading something wrong on Racknerd? https://www.racknerd.com/kvm-vps > 1 GB RAM 2 vCore 50 GB RAID-10 SSD 1 TB @ 1Gbps 1 Free IP $17.99 /month that's far from any sort of che…
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Comment #46323472
by WSL? Not my own experience, but I have couple of guys who still on Win10/WSL. Myself I've migrated to Win11 not sure when exactly, likely 4 years ago
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Comment #46195603
I'm 99% sure ive seen such questions/requests on Reddit for Windows server.
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Comment #46104513
I feel your pain - bites me from time to time, especially in KVM ;)
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Comment #45833252
it may happen that you just don't need it - the same way not everyone need to use vim/neovim. without tmux/screen though, it's much harder, even less reliable, to work over ssh, so…
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Comment #45833196
Ctrl+Shift+F on my Windows Terminal - don't remember, have I've adjusted it or it's default behavior I see in config file, actions { "id": "User.find", "keys": "ctrl+shift+f" }, so…
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Comment #44928942
Indeed, I agree here, Linux, and basically Unix was not designed to work without administrator. I would argue that more time was spent on thinking "how we do hotplug CPU on our mac…
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Comment #44923058
Well, built in feature of Reset PC will even download fresh iso for you and will boot in fresh install. Optionally you may ask to keep your files too.
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Comment #44861704
> [1] to be honest, I'm not sure I understand the intent of open_file_cache... Opening files is usually not that expensive I may have a hint here - remember, that Nginx was created…
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Comment #44861655
You are probably talking about VMs - those do have traffic limits. Servers, on the other side, with default 1Gbit NICs doesn't (let's say until you consume 80%+ of bandwidth for mo…
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Comment #44796336
I don't know how much traffic they have, but say even on overexpensive IBM servers hosting, serving ~ 100TB/month was around 5000$
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Comment #44666131
+1 from me for > With swap enabled, it is very, very, VERY common for the system to become completely unresponsive - no magic-sysrq, no ctrl-alt-f2 to login as root, no ssh'ing in …
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Comment #44655850
just curious, what would be the business direction to "Linux-only code"? Don't need any trade secrets, just quick expression on the area/target auditory. I.e. - I have tried WSLg (…