lucdev.net
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Composing a bunch of open source tech to make computers beep boop.
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Doesn't make sense. Is this a file you authored and Svelte compiled this or id this in the actual Svelte code? If so, can you link me the file in their repo
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Absoluta ignorancia
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been having this issue on multiple devices for quite a long time. it doesn't go away after reloading for me 😂
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it's the nature of this program because it's supposed to abstracts lot of problems so it includes a bunch of stuff. bare with me as I am a simple folk that is coming from docker compose files
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context: k3s is a kubernetes implementation, and if you run it on alma/rocky linux you need to turn off the firewalld service.
this is nothing new I am just learning the basics of k8s and turns out it needs access to a bunch of the system to do it's things. and I thought systemd was bossy
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for desktop/dev, for server KVM is better it's an skill issue on my side don't worry
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Cjs should not exist anymore
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At the start I was like "uh, this is some obnoxious hyper-AI post" then I started talking notes on the last part 📝👏👏👏👏
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Anyways, if it's useful for someone here's the Repo with the configs : (Please do not mirror my website) thanks
git.lucdev.net/lucdev/infra...
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Combined with Caddy as a reverse proxy and Docker-compose, you can pretty much host whatever , this time I was lazy and I did just a reverse_proxy of my actual website URL (not pretty I know, I should have a mirror running locally on that machine)
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For building the Snowflake-client docker image what I did was pulling the Gitlab repo, and copying everything and just calling "Go build" with proper flags to create an static binary.
Then I yeet that binary inside the Debian contaienr, and in there I installed Tor using the official APT repo
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There's an actual Dockerfile for Snowflake, but thats only for the Proxy, and what I needed was the client.
Btw Snowflake what it does is it makes Tor traffic look like you are having a video call (or webrtc traffic).
So that's the way of not saying your VPS or ISP that you are connecting to tor
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It is now fixed! 🎉 lucdev.net/blog/sveltek...
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hi! thanks for reaching out, I'll take a look, if that's the case it's probably wrong
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I always end up wiring tsx somehow (or that time were I felt fancy and wrote a script for building the node app with esbuild), thanks for reminding me this exists!
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can't wait people at my job replace it
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nevermind the UI broke apparently (this is LibreChat)
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So far I don't need PowerShell 😅 But often times when I need to do stuff outside WSL I ask AI to convert bash code into PowerShell. The way I am deploying .NET is straight up containers & Act (Similar to Github actions but on Forgejo)
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I am starting to use C# in any place where any system language would be used (Rust, Go). It has a really cool versatility and huge ecosystem. Yes, the big name Microsoft is there, but it's not scary for me. (I even wrote AGPL code with it)
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turns out a hyped up autocompletion mechanism cannot replace dedication and craftmanship. who wouldn't know !
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got bored of AI already
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I think that it there isn't a lot of exciting development happening with that tool being used in particular. A lot of huge corporate jobs, insurance or healthcare.
of course it can be used for building something great but the usual market is like that.
related:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIDI...
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use anubis and contribute money to its development
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it was fast, I had to touch some buttons on the old registar and they release the domain. everything good!
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anyways I got bored of the project but I learned a lot. So idk. Fuck around and find out to learn stuff
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sorry i totally mean to say that it's a priority to ship something polished rather than just throw something out there that it's fragile
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product quality is more important long term imo
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Wow, I can't believe this is real thing 😂 Is this how I should feel when writing Vue/Nuxt ? 😂😂🔥🔥
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one of my first jobs I worked on a project that loaded 3 different versions of jquery