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ghthor

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About ghthor

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    Comment #49204058

    Good name for an S3

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    Comment #49169198

    This is 100% real; it’s why we can’t have nice things. It’s why email is a Sisyphean task to host yourself, spam spam, abuse, you name it, it is real and it will come for you.

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    Comment #49118805

    This is stacking but with getting no help from the platform tooling or UI. Your ready and stacking feels great. I’m a 2 year user of graphite and it really makes work a lot more fu…

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    Comment #49118771

    I’m a pretty clean committee. About every graphite stack I’ve worked on for the past 2years has been single commit per PR. The tooling managing all the rebasing and PR bases is gre…

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    Comment #49118732

    Yep, this exactly

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    Comment #49118724

    If you make good commits and each of them is a valuable unit of work; having tooling that can manage rebasing them and creating a reviewable PR for each is super valuable for maint…

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    Comment #49118693

    This is it, but also, because there was no way of asking a reviewer to review a single commit and then merge only that commit out of 2+ commits without a lot of ceremony, work stre…

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    Comment #49092777

    MCP is good for isolation / security domain. I don’t what my business analysts to pull down a read only DB credentials and make my DB network accessible to them; but I can proxy in…

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    Comment #49082673

    I think Nix can help you here; as you can delegate all the make/cmake/ninja handling to Nix package derivations and you final package can consume a bunch of .a files from them.

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    Comment #49067993

    I don’t think the product is all bad; my co is using it and I feel like it is giving us some useful signals about our internal dev UX that my team can action on; we own the base le…

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    Comment #48963568

    We’ve done pretty basic stuff like expose a bunch of data sources over MCP and our nontechnical employees are now able to answer questions and build interactive data visualizations…

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    Comment #48943349

    This is a very exciting project; love writing go with the tooling, but I miss writing C from my getting started days

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    Comment #48884444

    Qtips are made for cleaning your ears. It says not to do that so they are NOT sued every time some idiot fucks up their ear with one.

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    Comment #48594406

    Of all the places to complain about a problem like this…

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    Comment #48522882

    Tetris specifically cannot be called Tetris or use the original shapes verbatim or it’s up for legal action. I made a Tetris clone and then researched this. Soiadded a Q shape and …

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    Comment #48517543

    There is something to be said here, the government may be democratic but almost all of us are subservient to fascist corporations. Employee owned companies is a great start to get …

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    Comment #48410945

    I wasn’t around much before GitHub so. I believe I tried submitting patches to the XFCE project but I didn’t get anything accepted to FOSS before GitHub. In this type of system, if…

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    Comment #48224930

    That’s all well and good, but making that dataset also means it will be leaked

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    Comment #48156721

    Chronic Back pain is correlated with emotional trauma. The physical body is a mere projection of the energetic and spiritual being. This is wahy meditative spiritual practices such…

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    Comment #47970467

    You can disable extensions and download them in advance and load those from file path. This is how I’m pinning extensions for a self hosted version of duckdb I setup at work.

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    Comment #47943219

    Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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    Comment #47933853

    Yet the Linux kernel is a monorepo

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    Comment #47933106

    Yes I noticed that when designing our ACL usage. I didn’t find it all that useful unless we were inheriting some non tailscale systems with static IPs that we were going to subnet …

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    Comment #47932386

    Yeah, but no needs to pay for software SaaS anymore so no-one is going to be getting a lucky 100MRR business off pure vibecoded software as anyone can just make that in house.

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    Comment #47875312

    You can ack based on groups, and you can out users into groups. So if you auth a node, it’s now your node and the ACL for your user / group will apply. But yes I don’t think you ca…