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nice! I built one of these too and the thing that made it most useful was a GitHub action that other repos could use. You should put that on your backlog.

This looks really nice. Excited to find some time to test it out. I frequently have the same needs and godom looks like a great fit.

Looks slick. Linux version please!

super quick turn around. Left a GH issue, need to bump internal package version to match deb version: https://github.com/generalaction/emdash/issues/1091

this looks great, but can't test, the .deb package is broken with an issue about NODE_MODULE_VERSION mismatches. There seems to be a PR waiting for approval. Will keep an eye on it.

That's clean. Nice.

I didn’t make it a real URL intentionally because i’m not trying to steal attention/clicks from OP’s interesting project.

nice! I made github.com/frostyard/plow last week with a serverless take on this (just for debian repos though). Being served by gh-pages means no git-lfs support though. repogen might be a better option if any packages get too big.

I did exactly this, put it in a 2U case. Fantastic performance, but even with the best Noctua I could put on it the CPU fan sounds like a Hawker Harrier doing VTOL when it's under load. Don't regret the board, but wish my rack was in another room now.

Normally I'd nod and smile at the nix documentation joke, but mkosi's documentation is the man pages, or the man pages.

Sweet! Tried it out and found two small snags, so I sent two pull requests.

I feel a great disturbance in the Force.

this looks really nice, thanks for sharing.

Charlie, thanks for all your work on JRuby. It helped me smuggle Ruby and OSS into environments that were openly hostile towards both :) Good luck with the sponsors, I'm sure you'll do well.

https://www.manning.com/books/go-in-action?a_aid=goinaction

Pro Tip: write a tech book to advance your career, to scratch an itch, to learn by teaching. Don't write a tech book to make money. I don't have the exact numbers off the top of my head, but Go In Action is considered a successful tech book and it hasn't made enough money to make it worth the time invested if money was the only motivator. We donate all the royalties to a non-profit (Go Bridge https://gobridge.org ), so that was never our motivation... but I'd be seriously disappointed if I expected to make a living doing tech books with a traditional publisher. Maybe others who self-publish can chime in on how that's going for them.

Glad I did it. Wouldn't do it again :)

Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these.

Sorry I couldn't resist.

Bluefin has been my daily driver for over a year now. Love the community of people just trying to make Linux awesome on the desktop. I'm happy to answer questions about the project too.

yes! I've been using the nightly for a few weeks now and this is as close to the perfect terminal as I've found. I love the integration with containers, I do next to nothing on the host itself, instead using Distrobox and Incus. Prompt makes that delightful.

Looks interesting, but why aren’t they dogfooding it? the attached blog is powered by Notion.

Good eye! Those scripts are not used anymore, they were early prototypes. You can see the comments in the PR here: https://github.com/ublue-os/bluefin/pull/606#issue-195447621...

Nice, looks like you're headed in a good direction with this!

You know they're a for-profit company, right?

this looks awesome, can't wait to try it out.

very much so, that's how I use it. Especially if you want your dotfiles/configs to come with it.

(fleek author here) Fleek is a simplified wrapper around Nix Home-Manager, which is used to install and configure the apps that make up your $HOME and shell environment.

We built Bluefin - https://ublue.it for just this case. A custom version of Silverblue, primed for Nix with Devbox + Fleek global profiles.

Saw this article on wednesday and bought the Xreal Air glasses on a whim to try it out. My take: it was close, but not crisp enough for all-day usage writing text. Returning them. If I were only interested in content consumption (video, especially) I would have kept them. Everyone who tried them in my house thought they were very nice.

fish isn't supported, but could be if we had some guidance on what would be needed. Could you open an issue to start a discussion?

Author here: Hey thanks for checking Fleek out. Let us know what you think about it.

the desk is very adjustable for table height and angle. if you adjust it to a position where your arms are at a 90 degree bend of the elbow then there is no pressure on your hands/wrists while you type. No discomfort at all.