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degraafc

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About degraafc

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    Comment #40928481

    Something weird is going on over there, loads of their repos are disappearing, including their Terraform provider, CLI, etc. e: terraform is back!

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    Comment #26824193

    Yep, definitely agree. I feel like there are a lot of areas that GitHub Actions needs improvements to catch up to other CI providers, really basic-seeming stuff like "allow failure…

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    Comment #26823042

    I use tmate[1] to get a shell on the worker when I need to debug things interactively. Also act[2] lets you run a decent approximation of your actions locally. Still agree that it …

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    Comment #25843412

    Oh cool, I did this! I hope one day we end up with something like rustup to make it even easier for everyone.

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    Comment #25836990

    Great example of building something fun not because we should but because we can :) My take on "Lisp in Julia" using deprecated-but-still-parseable syntax instead of a string macro…

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    Comment #25230779

    Docker Machine is unmaintained though, I'm not sure that it would work to launch VMs on M1 hardware.

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    Comment #23878733

    I would, but Google disabled my YT account with no reasoning or explanation. So now I'm a bit hesitant to pay for their services on another account...

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    Comment #23630867

    I spent a few months at a consulting company working with a precision agriculture startup, and my mind was totally blown when I first learned how much technology goes into agricult…

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    Comment #23333448

    I'll also plug a little tool I wrote to supplement asciinema: asciiscript [1]. Basically if you get tired of watching yourself fix typos in your recordings, you can script stuff ah…

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    Comment #23162579

    So does Magit Forge [1]. I'm sure that the GH CLI is useful, but I sure do love being able to do this stuff without leaving my editor! [1]: https://magit.vc/manual/forge/

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    Comment #22979731

    I'd say that it should rather be a part of the type system. Some kind of `obj isa Promise` should be the way to do this, not random property checks. But that's JS...

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    Comment #21654407

    Nice job! This looks really well done. I'm just getting started on something quite similar that will let you create disposable email addresses that forward mail to multiple recipie…

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    Comment #21363548

    I don't think it says much about the tools themselves though, it just makes sense when you look at the author's GitHub and see a bunch of Rust projects.

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    Comment #20856213

    This is just my own experience, but sound works fine for me with just Alsa (no pulseaudio or apulse). Although even the Arch Wiki [1] says differently. [1]: https://wiki.archlinux.…

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    Comment #20821187

    I'm hoping for Zig [1] to reach maturity and offer that kind of simplicity, because I just can't get a handle on Rust (not that I've spent a massive amount of time trying). [1]: ht…

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    Comment #20729767

    Looks more like a souped up `watch` [1] than `parallel` to me. Nice tool! [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watch_(Unix)

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    Comment #20722351

    Elixir compiles down to the same Erlang Abstract Format as Erlang itself, so performance should be the same.

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    Comment #20604584

    Go is actually pretty close to the perfect language to me -- for "general purpose" computing, at least. Sure, it's plain and somewhat boring to write but it doesn't make me that mu…