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hauleth

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About hauleth

I'm linking my keytrace.dev: did:plc:6psaz6n5fuurrfet67zs4ljf

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    OP here > Maybe they wanted to see if you would speak up and handle potential conflict. Or maybe they had a mixup between two candidates. I did speak up during the call if that is …

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    Comment #48792175

    What do you mean there? What is not short-circuited there?

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    Comment #47949032

    I agree that any company would struggle in such case. The thing is that everyone see that GH is pushing for more agents, their Copilot thingy, and AI everywhere, while basic functi…

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    Comment #46747461

    Author here - the goal from day 1 was to provide procfs/sysfs-like interface. The additional concepts that I would like to explore are bindings for Khepri[1] or Hobbes[2]. I see a …

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    Comment #40263350

    Why use a knife when you can use our EveryThingCutter-9000 that requires a week of training to operate.

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    Comment #36286137

    It is using VM green thread, just more primitive one. Just to be more like other implementations (except anode) in original article that do bare minimum to run. Also, this isn't th…

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    Comment #36284336

    Yes it is. Though until the last paragraph everything is done more or less to be an idiomatic approach to this task rather than "just optimisation". The VM flags part though is sol…

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    Comment #36282458

    It is in the original article [1], though I was made aware that Go implementation is also incorrect as `defer` in it make the memory usage to substantially raise. So instead of: de…

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    Comment #36273991

    Author here. If you have any questions, here I am.

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    Comment #31354790

    But what would be a point of doing that?

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    Comment #29982211

    That section was removed as it was leftover from the early drafts.

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    Comment #29982200

    I have removed that part as it was accidental leftover from the early drafts that I forgot to remove.

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    Comment #29976446

    I know about Podman, I just wanted to focus on systemd without additional tooling. Erlang VM startup is ok, but it is not ultra fast, and it can be easily slowed down with many mod…

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    Comment #29976411

    At the beginning I wanted to add all that information and options, but I thought that it can be overwhelming in this article. I wanted to focus on Erlang systemd communication and …

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    Comment #29976393

    Oh, I didn't know about `SocketBindDeny=` and `SocketBindAllow=`. This option may be a little troublesome in case of Distributed Erlang, but in recent versions it can be circumvent…

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    Comment #29973092

    This article? Not at all. Does you need to understand D-Bus to use systemd? Not at all. It is just implementation detail. I have an idea to leverage that in future to slap distribu…

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    Comment #29972706

    Actually I am using Zola, not Hugo, but the theme I am using is modified port of Terminal.

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    Comment #29972623

    No, because these states are set on shutdown, and processes are killed in reverse order. So first the `draining` message will be set and then `drained`.

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    Comment #27127692

    Author here. If you have any questions, then you can feel free. My goal there was to provide simplest possible proxy that would allow me to dynamically add and remove the applicati…

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