@monoxane haven't gotten that far yet but I really don't want to use gorm. Heard good things about sqlc so that's what I'll try.
icy rss
you’ve got no chutzpah, your organizational skills are lackluster, your timekeeping is abysmal! see: https://anirudh.fi/about
God I miss SQLAlchemy. Writing CRUD in Go is so painful.
@piggo yeah, looks like Flora https://www.flora.com/fi-fi/our-products/flora-plant-butter-merisuola.
@jbauer @klardotsh I've found the Duolingo web app (on mobile) to be much nicer; last I used it there weren't any ads.
favs: not favs:
@kaosk @nemobis an alternative to explore might be Aurora Store—it's a FOSS Play Store client that works without GSF. Supports app updates etc. Worked really well back when I ran degoogled Android 3-ish years ago.
@geekodour tbh idk, I just do
steam run zed .
and it just works. I think it does still pull in bins etc. which is gross but eh. It does pick up language servers from PATH now (I think) so there's that.
I really do miss the sheer convenience of on-demand healthcare in India. Need a dental checkup, x-ray and a cleaning done? Do it all the next day, and it'll cost you ~€100–150, or even less.
I'm glad I don't have to do daily stand-ups anymore. They're an ineffective waste of time, and daily is too frequent a cadence for any meaningful outcome—it's far too zoomed in. Weekly refinements make way more sense.
@SiteRelEnby ah, unfortunately we can’t hire outside of the EU (as much as we’d love to!) due to certain legal restrictions. Good luck with your search!!
@cadey @SiteRelEnby hi! If you're based out of the EU you might be a fit for https://jobs.upcloud.com/o/senior-engineer-kubernetes
@wezm I love Apple Reminders (the app) but I wish they supported subtasks etc. when using CalDAV. Does that work with Fastmail?
Thanks Apple but I wasn't planning to walk.
Turns out
steam-run
is the trick to making Zed play nice with NixOS. Copilot et al work perfectly now.
@jbauer great stuff! Sounds like you had a pretty okay experience with German immigration. I've been through the process with my previous employer and it was genuinely nightmarish. I had to post(!) my application for a Statement of Comparability (Zeugnisbewertung?) and it took them ~4 months to send that over, which I then needed to send alongside my EU Blue Card application; and so much more emailing and calling (the Bundesagentur für Arbeit ugh). Suffice to say, they made it real hard for me. Many balls were dropped—both by my employer and German immigration that I decided to just quit. Fortunately, I moved to Finland immediately after and that was an immensely pleasant experience—took just over a month to move from Bangalore to Helsinki, EU Blue Card and all.
A new pedestrian-cycle tunnel had been opened under Helsinki's main train station. With an underground bike park for 900 cycles, with chargers and cycle maintenance/wash station. Cc: @notjustbikes
@tedu is there a way for me to safely reinit the blobdb and refetch donks from remote again? I did a stupid a while ago (https://h.icyphox.sh/u/icy/h/MTt4ndZR13Dq53lF5B) and I have a partial blobdb; it's annoying when there's donks pointing to /d/whatever.jpg and it's a 404.
I prefer not to adopt the ⁂ symbol as the fediverse.info website does not recognise honk as a federated platform.
Lobsters is currently “AI bad”.
@ols @petersanchez which doesn't look right. Looks like you're setting the avatar image to a URL? You want to pass in just a filename.
so curl -H 'Accept: application/ld+json' https://yeet.ols.wtf/u/ols
gives ...
"icon": {
"mediaType": "image/png",
"type": "Image",
"url": "https://yeet.ols.wtf/meme/https://ols.wtf/profile.jpg"
},
...
The Sourcegraph HN thread is really funny. The CEO of Sourcegraph is trying to justify (weasel his way around saying OSS just wasn't making money) and the HN peanut gallery refusing to accept that OSS can't be profitable. Regardless, I think the combination of VC investment and building an a company on an open source product are at odds with each other—which Sourcegraph eventually realised. Even more so if it actively sabotages your "enterprise" version by: From a purely business PoV, building an open source product today is starting to seem not-that-great of an idea because eventually you're going to need to sell that enterprise version—so why not start from day 1?
Hah! It's in your 'about me' text field in /account. You set in there.
avatar: whatever.jpg
Tried a few “street” compositions—not sure they turned out that great. I need to learn to compose better when I feel “uncomfortable”.
More Finnish summer, in black and white this time. Shot on Ilford Pan F Plus 50.
This is great. I love that there are "farms" in other countries too! https://www.elwooddogmeat.com
https://www.ferme-bernier.fr (FR)
https://koiranliha.com (FI)
https://sites.google.com/view/ranchodoslatidos/ (PT/BR)
https://www.hundekjott.no (NO)
https://belmontecarnedeperro.com (ES)
https://www.koninkhondenvlees.nl (NL)
@petersanchez wow that was incredible. The cinematography was so good. I was scanning the background so OFTEN for something/someone. And I loved the tiny details like the shadow of the devil in different scenes—hard to spot since it’s like a split second but still very cool once you do. I did find the story to be missing few bits but I can look past that/fill them in myself.
lol nvm
one of my greatest honks
Yes, these are peasant numbers in comparison to a Mac, but hey, it's a Ryzen 9.
Disabling the Nvidia GPU was the best decision I made for my laptop. I just assumed that using offload-mode would essentially turn it off unless I explicitly specified a program to run on the GPU—but as it turns out, it's been constantly sucking like 4–6 watts on idle. On the integrated GPU, it's now about 6–10 W depending on what I'm doing. Sometimes up to 12–14 if I'm building something bigly.
Back in the day, DeepSource used it for Autofix.
If I now see this emoji ✨ anywhere, I instantly know there's going to be an AI somewhere after that.
Perhaps back in ~2016–2018 it might've been good. I remember reading a bunch of independent journalists pushing pretty high quality content. It was also the de facto infosec blog platform. But in its current state? Hell no.
Have the member-only stories you read made you think and improved your understanding of the world?