atmosx

Joined 13 years ago

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Feb 5
SRE / infra at <startup>.

blog: https://www.convalesco.org/

NOTE: The opinions expressed on HN are my own and do not represent my employer's views in any way. Nothing posted here should be considered official or sanctioned by my employers or any other organisation I’m affiliated with.

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DevOps, Philosophy, Geopolitics, Remote Work, Startups, Art, Snowboarding

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Recent submissions

Comment · 4 days ago
That’s a good one, either way someone will lose (they are both “evil”) and lose big. I wouldn’t bet against AI companies though.
Comment · 7 days ago
I've been using encrypted datasets for years without problems. I don't used `send` and `receive` for backups though.
Comment · 7 days ago
And yet, if you didn't do all that steering, etc... this wouldn't exist. So let them "be" little sore ppl.

ps. What I noticed is that those who created lots of projects before they'll be doing lots of projects after LLMs. Those who used to whine before, they'll keep whining after...

Comment · 8 days ago
TIL: coppicing
Comment · 8 days ago
Will absolutely do. Sorry for my remarks, I wasn’t thinking straight. I appreciate your work.

Will upgrade ASAP. Thanks for the amazing product and best of luck with everything.

Comment · 9 days ago
Yes it’s messed up. I was thinking about pi agent and the extensions getting updates every three hours.
Comment · 10 days ago
Indeed, I don't think I'm upgrading ever again. I'll stuck with 1.04.2 for a year or two. Feels like a Russian rulette at this point.
Comment · 11 days ago
> As someone who has to professionally deal with AWS's feature breadth, this does not hit the way you expect.

Hahaha, fair! I meant feature-wise :-P

Comment · 11 days ago
The number of OpenBSD contributors, since 2017 is going down. For all the praise the system gets here, the developer team is small. And feature-wise the system is a toy compared to Linux. It's like comparing DigitalOcean with AWS.

Ppl praise the stance of OpenBSD/NetBSD and what-not. That's commendable, but then close the tab, open their spotify and get back to agentic programming for their proprietary company source. But God-forbid if OpenBSD turns anything more than a museum OS, full of purity but with a user-base of five. Because the GPU doesn't work properly, the sound drive is clunjy, wifi might work, etc.

LLMs could port huge amount of drivers to both system with a fraction of the effort. Specs can be implemented easily and properly. Then of course, you need to test and that takes time, but it's technically easier and more ppl could contribute.

I get the feeling, but they're not OpenBSD a favor, if anything else I feel the exact opposite is happening.

Comment · 12 days ago
Then learn Japanese. No? So you can write broken Japanese and he doesn’t have to translate his words in English for you.
Comment · 12 days ago
10 is fine. I lays like 70 for a domain that I don’t even use recently :-)
Comment · 12 days ago
I find the dotted version to be structurally sensible and aesthetically pleasing, compared to alt.

Obviously just a matter of taste and didn’t even spent 3s thinking about any possible repercussions.

Comment · 18 days ago
Hm, is it "private" for British citizens? I wonder.
Comment · 19 days ago
I’m afraid it’s going to be a popular runbook if ppl don’t get their shit together quickly.

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