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Comment #49064339
Ooh, I didn't know the creator of htmx was also the author of the Grug Brained Developer! [0][1] TIL. Thanks! Now all the Grug references in the shop make sense, as well as the wis…
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Comment #48896685
A limitation with this setup is you can't let your agent/Linux user run containers with docker. Adding a user to the `docker` group effectively grants the user full root privileges…
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Comment #48417737
You just made me realize why I've always considered 'chore' the most ambiguous type. In addition to being loosely defined ("transparent change with zero functionnal impact"?), this…
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Comment #47948826
Some alternative forge are built with decentralization in mind: - forgejo [1] is working on ForgeFed [2], an extension of ActivityPub (the protocol made popular by Mastodon) - tang…
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Comment #47900046
And to go one step further, for achieving a profile-per-firefox-window workflow, I suggest to have a look at the underrated extension Sticky Window Containers [0] While far from be…
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Comment #47803124
How did you disable adaptive thinking for your experiment? In the documentation of claude code [0] it says: > Opus 4.7 always uses adaptive reasoning. The fixed thinking budget mod…
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Comment #47544951
The part about permissions with settings.json [0] is laughable. Are we really supposed to list all potential variations of harmful commands? In addition to the `Bash(cat ./.env)`, …
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Comment #44915900
The webcomics is awful. It feels off, the characters look very fake, unsettling in the way they communicate. The prompt is shown bellow the image, but for me the result looks close…
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Comment #44572299
Because the strategy of changing brand after a scandal works so well, it's good to add some precision here, for those who may not know: Facebook changed its name to Meta after a hu…
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Comment #44250239
> This is why I avoid using non-official actions where possible and always set a version for the action. Those are good practices. I would add that pinning the version (tag) is not…
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Comment #44250171
> which GitHub goes to extents to document GitHub Actions policies as applying to `uses:` clauses If it were phrased like this then you would be right. The docs would give a false …
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Comment #44181869
That's what I understood as well. Also, the author mentions: > The installation succeeded, but the system would panic during boot. *Bhyve is more of a niche thing and not among the…
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Comment #44150499
The author wrote another blog post "Geoblocking the UK with Debian & Nginx"[0]. It's a short tutorial to do exactly as the title says, so it looks like the author did apply this co…
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Comment #43972936
With aider and Gemini Pro 2.5 at least I constantly have to fight against it to keep it focused on a small task. It keeps editing other parts of the file, doing small "improvements…
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Comment #43205074
Regarding A, I found this blogpost from 2020 interesting to get some sense of scale : https://drewdevault.com/2020/03/18/Reckless-limitless-scope.... As for C, the "suitable" subse…
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Comment #42093578
> eza: A replacement for ls that's git aware I've been using eza (and exa before it) for a long time, but only for the pretty and colored output. I didn't even know about the git s…
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Comment #42089872
In the desktop-centric organization, many people also have 1 app per workspace most of the time (I think). In a tiling WM, the app will take the full screen estate if it's alone th…
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Comment #42088585
I also think the taskbar showing only icons is confusing when we have the same app opened multiple time. I have a similar organization as you for work: a Firefox window on desktop …
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Comment #41666420
I'm aware. I think I tried. At the time (silverblue 26) they recommended to use a firefox installed as rpm (actually, the GUI was offering both flatpak and RPM for some packages, a…
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Comment #41666014
I like that they went from Ubuntu to Debian as the base OS. I assume they target Debian Sid (the unstable flavor of Debian) because they can compensate for the instability with the…
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Comment #41665840
It looks like you can do it that way according to the docs [0] : > abroot pkg add PACKAGE_NAME Not sure what it does exactly under the hood. I'm not sure it persists after an upgra…
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Comment #41529431
Yes, swarm is not deprecated. I haven't used it myself yet, but I read elsewhere that swarm offers an easy way to manage secrets with containers. Some people run their 1 container …
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Comment #41482522
Interesting opinion. I think it would be so much less confusing to have only one menu. The easiest for power-users and newcomers alike would be to put on the top of this unique rig…
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Comment #41482433
Yes, sure. Although if multiple files or folders are selected, it's probably easier to just press the Escape key once instead of searching for each selected objects in the folder t…
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Comment #41479414
I always had the same issue, even with the file explorer that I'm using currently (Thunar, XFCE's file browser). I never really looked for a solution, I kept changing the view (go …