someone should rewrite the rust compiler in zig out of spite
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funny thing about Apple and AI: AppleScript is still a thing and allows you to do things such as:
$ osascript -e 'tell app "Finder" to return the quoted form of the POSIX path of (target of window 1 as alias)'
that script returns the path of the directory currently opened in Finder (provides it's a real directory and not a meta directory).
To me this seems really close to the kind of interaction a user would want between a fictional AI agent and his/her computer.
still wild to me that it's not straightforward to define a network policy for a container to say something like “you can only connect to these IPs+ports”.
I'm assuming it's doable if you spend some time carefully crafting specific networks for docker and fiddle with iptables/nftables, but urgh.
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user doesn't find the answer on the man pages
user ask on stack overflow, but “this question is bad for some fucking reason, go away"
... and this is how claudio wins
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@notthebee “I built…” very quickly got added to my mental list of words that makes me skip a post altogether. And also reinforced my desire to write a client that can essentially “grep -v” those kind of posts :)
My favorite Japanese restaurant plays Nujabes’ music and it’s just perfect
looks like today is the day where I forget how to spell maintenance
wake me up when AI can do the dishes… or rewire the linux kernel so that we can have Little Snith working the same way it does on macOS… or write a emacs+vim code editor that can be extended by Kids Who Can’t Lisp Good
Love to go to an issue on GitHub, think “yeah that’s my problem” and the only reply is “only maintainers can file issues”
I know free software and all but also free fuck you
Big brains at my bank thought it was a good idea to force creating new security codes when you open the app.
the fact that names from a tailnet can only be resolved under certain conditions never stop to be annoying
renovate + docker: can resolve ts.net
renovate + docker + kata containers (qemu): tailscale what?
docker + kata containers + random debian image: can resolve ts.net
funny thought: if you run an immutable system, a villain with a kernel bug can do whatever the hell they want, but the admin can’t
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@jamesog@mastodon.social found the answer: renovate and docker don't have the same defaults when it comes to creating containers, so the CI job's container was getting the "wrong" type of network.
I still have to work around Tailscale's DNS resolution by pointing the containers at a LAN resolver, but now these damn CI jobs are running in a micro-vm container :)
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@jamesog@mastodon.social my dotfiles repo still contains a script I wrote ages ago to display the song currently playing in iTunes :’)
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@mroach@ublog.mroach.com if I had to guess, Kubernetes can do it because it imposes an opinionated framework for these things to happen, while Docker needs to work in a variety of contexts that are all slightly different from each other.
After all both rely on a turbo spaghetti mess of iptables rules 😅