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So if tropes.md works it doesn’t actually solve the problem. You’ll be reading stuff that you think an LLM didn’t write.

This person is so addicted to ai that they even had an LLM write this post. I think this is a good reminder about the importance of offline backups. It’s silly how railway treats v…

Em is dead, AI ruined it for everyone. Sorry.

Hello, Dagger employee here. Thanks so much for taking a look and sharing your feedback! We've heard this feedback in the past and are working on a big docs change that should make…

Ocaml

Most wholesome HN post this year

It’s similar to a builder pattern but not just a builder pattern because depending on the type you can indefinitely pipe context independent types. So it’s a bit of a hybrid betwee…

If you’re working on your own you may not need dagger. If you’re working on a team often your shell scripts, python programs, and makes files are not always portable between local …

Thanks for sharing your experience, I'd love to hear more details. Feel free to send me an email if you'd like lev@dagger.io, it would be great to learn from your experience so we …

Its the same idea. You are taking the instructions in with-exec and pushing it to the previous type. In this case, `from alpine` is a function attached to the container type that h…

I would lump dagger in with JS (programming language, ecosystem, runtime) and MacOS (operating system) before comparing it to any single tool. Answering "what does dagger do" can b…

Dagger aims to be more than a build kit interface and more than just a build system. Many people have been using it outside of CI for years. But I can appreciate your perspective. …

Why is that? It’s just an extra type that has no impact on any other types. It’s a tool in your toolbox that you can use when you need it and ignore otherwise.

It’s def closer to powershell in all the best ways IMO. But the key point is that the container thing is actually a typed object. So is every other primitive in there including onc…

You sure can :) Dagger can read dockefiles as is, https://docs.dagger.io/cookbook#build-image-from-dockerfile

There’s a tiny but of overlap in principle, but you can use dagger shell without having to learn a new language and the interface is much simpler. Give it a try and let me know whi…

Yeah for sure, this was specifically designed to solve the problems you describe!

What kind of tooling do you have in mind to replace? Also what would you prefer to see instead of bash compatible?

This is good practical advice