.:. brainsikI wrote about my successful experience using a local #LLM to convert arbitrary #grep output into #Caddy config. I was surprised it worked so well with a model you can run on a phone!
https://brainsik.net/2025/local-llm-convert-grep-to-caddy-config/
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Interesting LinksIt's Past Time To Stop Using egrep & fgrep Commands, Per GNU grep 3.8
"The egrep and fgrep commands have been deprecated since 2007"
...which means the post-install script for Vivaldi's RPM really ought to be updated!
"egrep: warning: egrep is obsolescent; using grep -E"
Why grep command does not find tables with pattern I provide? #2204 #grep
Why grep command does not find tables with pattern I provide? #grep
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FLOX AdvocateSeaGL talks in 30 min:
* Project Caua Unleashed! from maddog
* grep by example from der.hans
* Migrating Distributed Systems Infrastructure to Serverless: Methodology and Insights from Priya Ananthasankar
https://pretalx.seagl.org/2025/talk/
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Caua #grep #DistributedInfrastructure
my "grep by example" talk in 30 minutes @ SeaGL
https://pretalx.seagl.org/2025/talk/9DPTWS/
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grep by example SeaGL 2025
Do you need to search plain text files? Do you have big files? Lots of tiny files? How about inline searching of command output? Introducing "grep"!!! Find out if grep is the tool for you! Watch as your fingers never leave your hands while you slice and dice plain text! Be amazed as you quickly search through mountains of text to find what you're looking for. But, wait, there's more. There's an entire grep family of tools! * egrep for advanced regular expressions * fgrep to ditch the regular expressions * rgrep to recursively search a filesystem There are also the compression and archival cousins such as: * bzgrep * zgrep * xzgrep * ptargrep Those family members also come as accessory command line switches.