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Ryan Hoegg
@rhoegg
Oct 4
Ok this is the first actual real life affordance I've seen on my feed that I could relate to, thank you Dale. Is it Omarchy specific? Or what Linuxism does it come from?
Dale Spoonemore
@DaleSpoonemore
Oct 3
I’m finding so many little things I love about @OmarchyLinux already. Here’s one small example. The Bluetooth area was showing way too many devices because I have a ton of Govee lights and random smart home stuff around the house. So I jumped into Codex and had it change that
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Ryan Hoegg
@rhoegg
Sep 23
I have dreams about this movie Watched it too many times as a kid
Dan Aykroyd
@dan_aykroyd
Sep 22
This is the true me, Judge Alvin from Nothing But Trouble. The film cost Warner Brothers $38 million and made 4. It effectively ended my directorial career, but was the best experience thanks to having Spielberg’s crew—Dean Cundey, Cinematographer and Michael Lantieri, Special
Ryan Hoegg
@rhoegg
Sep 9
This is awesome. What a time to be alive.
OpenAI
@OpenAI
Sep 8
We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problems at the frontier of mathematics. The proof was produced by a group of agents, using an OpenAI next-generation model significantly more capable than GPT-6 Astra. The problem
Ryan Hoegg
@rhoegg
Sep 6
I've been using Loki in the office for a few months now. Would recommend
Branko
@brankopetric00
Sep 6
We evaluated 3 log aggregation tools in 2023: Splunk, Datadog, and Loki. Splunk: $8,000 per month, powerful, way too expensive Datadog: $3,200 per month, great UI, still expensive Loki: Free, integrates with Grafana, good enough Picked Loki. Two years later it still just works.
Ryan Hoegg
@rhoegg
May 8
I feel seen. I am going to be untangling my own self inflicted docker compose and systemd mess this summer.
Paul Snively
@JustDeezGuy
May 7
This. People telling me Kubernetes is “overengineered” and “you don’t need it unless you’re a FAANG” are telling me they don’t have basic understanding of ops challenges. And if they say “just use Docker Compose in production,” well, that’s a fire-or-don’t-hire offense.
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LaurieWired
@lauriewired
May 7
hate to say it, but everyone that rejects kubernetes inevitably ends up recreating it from first principles lol
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