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They responded. It was indeed an LLM. They had given it instructions to only request for more relevant info and to sign off with the above "Issue Agent Bot" because they use an access token to their personal account for the LLM.

No reply on whether the students should ignore the go-ahead or not...

Someone in qemu-project is triaging issues and signing them off with "Issue Agent Bot on behalf of the user". Now I don't know if I can trust what they say. They are saying "go ahead and work on this" to my feature request to some students, and I feel bad for them if some bot just told them to waste their time :/
I'm really pleased to announce the next version of Miou (0.6.0) here: https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-miou-a-simple-scheduler-for-ocaml-5/12963/18. Step by step, we build reusable pieces of #OCaml libraries and it's nice to see results all together. Thanks for all contributors on these various projects.
[ANN] Miou, a simple scheduler for OCaml 5

I am delighted to announce the release of miou.0.6.0. This release mainly adds two new features: a Miou event logging system a new Miou.take function allowing you to retrieve tasks available in a Miou.orphans The addition of a logging system allows us to record events related to Miou (such as the creation of a new task) and to analyse these events to diagnose a Miou application that does not comply with our fundamental rules (such as never forgetting its children). This is why we offer severa...

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The OCaml Users Survey 2026 is now open! πŸ“Š

Share your experience with OCaml - from tools you use to new questions on AI/LLM tooling and debugging. Takes 10-15 minutes, open until May 25th.

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https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-ocaml-users-survey-2026/18026

OCaml Users Survey 2026

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I used a dedicated email address for registering my PEN. I can say that the email attracts a decent amount of SPAM.
I am pleased to announce the launch of our mailing list [email protected]. You can view the announcement here: https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-ptt-a-mailing-list-system-as-unikernel/17987. It brings to fruition all the work we have done on #unikernels and email, all in #OCaml!
[ANN] `ptt`, a mailing list system as unikernel

Hey! We just launched a new mailing list powered entirely by OCaml unikernels. The website (itself a unikernel) is at https://mailingl.st. You can subscribe to [email protected] by sending an email to [email protected] if you’re interested in the development and deployment of SMTP-related unikernels. Fair warning: this is still a public test mailing list for now. In the long run, it will focus on our ptt project. The SMTP protocol: a long and winding road! In the beginning, email It all ...

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The OCaml users survey 2026 opened up for feedback on the questions. A few of the questions are on AI usage. I suggested they add an option to one of the questions so they not only have an option for "no plans" on using AI but also an option for people who are morally opposed to using AI. I hope they add that option, and I look forward to seeing the results.
I had a thought to schedule the daily builds at builds.robur.coop when the energy prices are low. My suspicion is that there is a (strong?) correlation between energy prices and CO2 emissions - lower prices means less CO2. Is there data backing up this idea?

I'm pretty happy what we at robur achieved over the years in terms of deploying #MirageOS unikernels, take a look yourself http://webmshare.com/play/QG0jJ

What you see is the deployment of the unikernel "unipi" (https://github.com/robur-coop/unipi) named "website", with a remote to my blog repository.

Now, dnsvizor (https://github.com/robur-coop/dnsvizor) hands out IP address (DHCP) and registers the name "website.mirage". It also acts as DNS resolver.

What we see next is the website served by the just deployed unikernel (on http://website.mirage).

The last bit we see is the query log of the dnsvizor resolver (at 10.0.42.2 -- out of a habit, http://dnsvizor.mirage would work as well). Here we see that the website.mirage unikernel requested git.robur.coop (both A and AAAA records), and later firefox looked up website.mirage.

The initial web interface is mollymawk (https://github.com/robur-coop/mollymawk).

Running on albatross https://github.com/robur-coop/albatross

This has been achieved thanks to the brilliant robur team and NGI funding :) πŸŽ‰ πŸ™ŒπŸΎ

deploy unipi β€” webmshare

upload webm files. share webm files. webm hosting. convert gif to webm

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I'm looking into moving my mail server elsewhere. I need a catch-all address and to be able to blackhole mail addresses. I can host it myself, and I have a dedicated server with Hetzner I could use, but I am wondering what the deliverability is like with them? Any experiences? I don't mind paying for a hosted service.

Any recommendations?