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This uses reflinks, right? I've been experimenting with using reflinks under Linux to speed up layer extraction for Docker, it's great.

I think the answer is - it depends! This is why we make good money. I don’t think there’s a hard and fast rule here to apply.

The PRs may be orthogonal but still be dependent. Feature X depends on improvement Y which also needs bugfix Z. You might go and implement X in a branch, tweaking the codebase as y…

It's used for YC applications as an optional portion of the founders profile. I'm not sure how it's weighted.

Against better judgement, I ran it on my repo. Poking at the "Ask anything about the report" bot, it penalizes me heavily for not having "positive tracked outcomes", as I don't rep…

That question is still there, it lives in the founder profile.

Hi HN, I'm Kyle, the creator of Clipper, a container registry with 7x faster builds via lazy pulls and cache mount exports. In the process of implementing cache mount exports I end…

That depends on the domain.

The common question I get asked about building my SaaS: "What's to stop customers from making their own?" Sure, if you want to put an equal amount of time into what I've built, be …

You should put a note in Find a Cofounder not to do that as well. Huge turnoff for me, though I guess a great filter.

I believe there's ways to configure clang to flag dangerous implicit casts as well.

Hey HN. Clipper is an alternative container registry/pull client/BuildKit driver that can do operations an order of magnitude faster by ditching OCI’s tarball format. I’ve spent th…

The text boxes on top aren't bad, but the background is a total turnoff, it's a big red flag to me. I'd ditch it, remove the fade-in effect that runs at like 10fps, and rewrite you…

If any Podman engineers are here: does the new /libpod/local/artifacts/add endpoint let me ingest individual layers? I have an alternative pull client that's currently a little ham…

Hey HN. Clipper is an alternative container registry/pull client/BuildKit driver that can do operations an order of magnitude faster by ditching OCI’s tarball format. I’ve spent th…

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zstd has higher level modes. Default is -3. I saw a good tradeoff between compression speed and ratio up to -9 or so. From -20 to -22 it will use much more memory and IIRC can have…

As someone currently with a nasty cold, having to work through it anyhow - please.

It could be opt in.

I get this a lot. Yeah, you can have an LLM copy what I've built, no it's not going to be as good unless you also spend the equivalent of the amount of hours I've spent on it.

Oh hey, second chance queue, nice. I'd originally searched this up because I was curious about how Arabic worked on early computers.

Definitely, it needs both sides.

At least in Oakland, it's the landlord's responsibility to manage pest control. It needs to be done at a building level, or else the roaches will just get shuffled around.