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Comment #49108490
How is this different from https://github.com/asheshgoplani/agent-deck ?
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Comment #47306339
I am working on Grog, the “grug-brained” alternative to Bazel. Bazel has a very steep learning curve and is pretty much overkill for most medium-sized teams. Grog already powers al…
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Comment #47252346
And? There's endless high quality content on YouTube.
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Comment #47249050
I think that there is a huge leap between using the Kurds to do your fighting (like in Syria) and what he claims if you look at the map that he pulls up in that section.
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Comment #47247864
He makes quite a few quite controversial assertions without evidence or even bothering to explain them. At the top of my head and paraphrasing: - "The conflict is a game of chicken…
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Comment #47247685
I think we should hold people to a higher standard especially when they talk with this much confidence and present themselves as a professor. The issue is that "Game Theory" is a t…
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Comment #47247246
While I agree with some of his sentiments the entire video reeks of half-baked conspiratorial thinking and shallow engagement with the facts. A quick tell is that the video's title…
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Comment #47137129
Sops can natively handle .env files. All you need to apply them to your process is a small wrapper script that sources the decrypted file before invoking your command.
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Comment #47136195
We just recently adopted this and it's crazy to me how I spent years just copying around gitignored .env files and sharing 1password links. Highly underrated tool.
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Comment #46976700
I think you can come to a balanced view here where you acknowledge that Feynman was overhyped posthumously while maintaining that he was an exceptional physicist with some personal…
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Comment #46976239
I'd recommend that you watch the entire video, because the point is that he did not even write any of those books.
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Comment #46976215
The video points out that the legacy not the man is a sham.
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Comment #46975731
Not entirely without reason though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwKpj2ISQAc
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Comment #46313307
This is a point well taken, but it also instills a certain incuriosity about expert opinions which is on display in this article. In fact you can find a question to this very answe…
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Comment #46312986
Even worse so: Why does he not simply ask these people? What is it with this trend of sneering at expert decisions without even doing the bare minimum of engaging with them?
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Comment #46274574
I am working on Grog, the “grug-brained” alternative to Bazel. A mono-repo build tool where all you do is provide your build commands and interdependencies and the Grog will run ev…
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Comment #46181846
Came here to post the same resource and to point out that based on it it rarely was a "two person's job" only.
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Comment #45142681
I good a few good laughs out of this post, but I still hope it's just elaborate trolling.
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Show HN: Grog – the monorepo build tool for the grug-brained developer
Hey all, I have gotten frustrated with how hard it is to get (small) teams to adopt monorepo build tools such as Bazel. So I wrote a super simplified version of Bazel that strips o…
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I am working on Grog, the “grug-brained” alternative to Bazel. A mono-repo build tool where all you do is provide your build commands and interdependencies and the Grog will run ev…