had some rate limiting ideas to try out with @ryanhiebert 's https://queueio.dev
had claude dump a bunch of #frontmission wanzer data into a file for me and i built a contrived rate limiting api around it. got hung up trying to get #rabbitmq to work with the #devcontainer in #devpod so i didn't get any real code that i wanted to do in. i'll start back in on it when i get some spare time.
repo sadly void of queueio code here: https://github.com/cmhobbs/wanzerbay
stay tuned!
While waiting for Python 3.12 cooking in the Guix Python team...
Welcome the freshness of Go with a fixed build for Hurd on Guix Go team
gnu: go-1.26: Update to 1.26rc2.
gnu: go-1.25: Update to 1.25.6.
gnu: go-1.24: Update to 1.24.11.
gnu: go-1.23: Update to 1.23.12.
build-system: go: Update default-gccgo to gccgo@15.
gnu: gccgo-15: Fix build on Hurd.
... and reviewing a set of patches adding Devpod
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Spannend. Habt ihr schonmal von nem devcontainer.json Standard gehört?
#DevPod z.b. basiert genau darauf.
Hier unser shortlink zur durchaus engagierten Startseite dazu:
Commit 16: Kennt ihr noch #gitpod? Wie einfach und genial war das: [gitpod-url]#[repo-url] Baam... Full-Blown vscode like Editor war im Web startklar. Gefühlt wie #cloudgaming für git-edits.
Das funktioniert leider so nicht ootb mit #forgejo / #codeberg. Aaaber schaut mal #DevPod. Wollen wir bis zum #39c3 vielleicht was für @Codeberg draus machen?
Zum Einstieg die Doku von DevPod:
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#jek25 #cccRegio #wartenAuf39c3 #opensource #foss #floss #git @forgejo
A #selfhosted solution would also achieve this goal by hosting it in a VM on the workstation directly.
Found some:
- Alnoda Workspaces,
- #Coder,
- #DevPod,
- #EclipseChe
- #Kasm Workspaces,
- Lapdev
Do you have (a good) experience with any of them?
Would you have confidence and trust with any of them?
With Kasm, I've got also some concerns around its lack of functionality transparency - it's not open-source.
well i gotta admit, using #devcontainers in #devpod with #zed is actually kinda rad. i'm using it to tinker with #crystallang again tonight with my template repo. not the kinda workflow i ever thought i'd like but it reminds me of how i used to use #vagrant for this sort of thing back in the day with #ruby
my only annoyance is my container username is #vscode but whatever.
Behold the product of several hours of yak shaving! Here's a template repo for #devcontainers that include #crystallang with #devpod
https://github.com/cmhobbs/crystal-devcontainer-template
I initially wanted to use #podman as my provider but I got some weird permission issues that I'm too tired to fix.
To use this with #zed, I set my default editor to Zed in DevPod. I'm running this on #bluefin
I learned a lot but did nothing I set out to do. Look at me: I am the cloud now. ☁️
thanks to this post, i've got #devpod working with #podman on #bluefin. super neat to see this because i tried months ago and it was unstable...
https://www.loft.sh/blog/creating-dev-containers-using-devpod-with-podman-desktop
now to figure out how to add #crystal and ameba (maybe #asdf as well?) to my devcontainer.
the only oddity is my prompt is prefixed with "vscode" but i'm running #zed.
since I rely on #girhub #codespaces at work, I really want to find the time to tinker with #devpod in #bluefin. especially since I've been using the #zed editor instead of #vscode.
last time I tried, I couldn't get it working, likely due to my ignorance of the dev process. I recall that it was moving to a #flatpak soon (or already has?) so maybe it's the time to give it a go.
I need to find a tutorial.
hobbs
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