David Soria Parra

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@lina I think half the problem really is that a lot of the Internet has got addicted to being angry at the state of the world, so they're actively looking for things to be angry about so they can portray that righteous anger.

This interacts *extremely poorly* with the fact that (as you say) on Bluesky and *ESPECIALLY* on Mastodon the "discourse" is *extremely* receptive to anti-AI stuff so "I hate AI, share if you agree!" stuff gets boosted more. There is a very narrow band of "acceptable" opinions on here and if you post stuff that validates them you get attention. Given how difficult it is to get attention on Mastodon to begin with, it's a vicious circle.

Honestly I echo what the post you quoted said, and it's part of why I reactivated my Bluesky, because at least I get the impression that people on Bluesky care about *something else in the entire world* other than tech sucking and the world being doomed.

Bay area peeps -- we're hosting an East Bay #rustlang meetup on the 18th! Come join us in downtown Oakland, steps away from BART :)

https://luma.com/cyu67mpz

🦀 East Bay Rust - Inaugural Meetup · Luma

Rust fans, it's time we have a meetup on the right side of the Bay. 😉 Our goal is simple - meet regularly, learn from each other, and connect with others…

@wolframkriesing I firmly believe that #AI is making me more productive, but it's not magic. I do look at tests from time to time and change my prompting a lot to be quiet specific of how to test certain things. I use AI more as a way to multiplex, and not as a way to think for me. This means, I prompt very specifically for what exactly I want to test and how to implement it.
@wolframkriesing curious what model you use, what agent software and how you prompt it, all three of them are quite essential to a good outcome.

@wink k8s always connects via http right ?

Apparently there were proposals for yubikey integration to kubectl but that was declined.

Fun with Yubikeys: Hardware-Backed Kubernetes Auth | dsp

dsp's personal site

@janl fixed
@janl ups still private
Also had some fun building my own minimal, super fast starting text editor: https://github.com/dsp/de/blob/main/README.md. It's still in the works and i am slowly adding features, but it's main goal is (a) graphical (b) fast starting (<100ms, currently 20ms) (c) vim bindings. Renders first frame in CPU and switches to GPU. Only what I care about, completely tailored to me.
Ohh so much fun. I just developed (or had claude develop) a quick kubernetes proxy that setups certificates in my yubikey and then uses them to proxy my production k8s cluster that is on the same tailnet. So now with tailnet + proxy + yuibkey i can easily control my cluster locally. Super fun to have my certs on my yubikeys. https://github.com/dsp/yubikey-kube-proxy
GitHub - dsp/yubikey-kube-proxy: A local proxy for Kubernetes authentication using YubiKey PIV

A local proxy for Kubernetes authentication using YubiKey PIV - dsp/yubikey-kube-proxy

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