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fyi cuirass.genenetwork.org is down for scheduled maintenance while we transition hosting providers.
Apologies for the late notice! The transition is already in progress and we hope to be back online soon.
I'll provide updates here, and hope to post a message to the list too.
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fyi cuirass.genenetwork.org is down for scheduled maintenance while we transition hosting providers.
Apologies for the late notice! The transition is already in progress and we hope to be back online soon.
I'll provide updates here, and hope to post a message to the list too.
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fyi cuirass.genenetwork.org is down for scheduled maintenance while we transition hosting providers.
Apologies for the late notice! The transition is already in progress and we hope to be back online soon.
I'll provide updates here, and hope to post a message to the list too.
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fyi cuirass.genenetwork.org is down for scheduled maintenance while we transition hosting providers.
Apologies for the late notice! The transition is already in progress and we hope to be back online soon.
I'll provide updates here, and hope to post a message to the list too.
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fyi cuirass.genenetwork.org is down for scheduled maintenance while we transition hosting providers.
Apologies for the late notice! The transition is already in progress and we hope to be back online soon.
I'll provide updates here, and hope to post a message to the list too.
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https://github.com/get-gah/gah 🤮 #gah
Was just looking into "modern unix tools" as I tend to do sometimes; came across this and am blown away folks are fine with yolo-ing binaries off the internet 😬 whether it be through npm, this tool, or the many other avenues (eg. the common place curling a script from the internet and running it 🙃 )
</end-rant> 😅
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https://github.com/get-gah/gah 🤮 #gah
Was just looking into "modern unix tools" as I tend to do sometimes; came across this and am blown away folks are fine with yolo-ing binaries off the internet 😬 whether it be through npm, this tool, or the many other avenues (eg. the common place curling a script from the internet and running it 🙃 )
</end-rant> 😅
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https://github.com/get-gah/gah 🤮 #gah
Was just looking into "modern unix tools" as I tend to do sometimes; came across this and am blown away folks are fine with yolo-ing binaries off the internet 😬 whether it be through npm, this tool, or the many other avenues (eg. the common place curling a script from the internet and running it 🙃 )
</end-rant> 😅
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https://github.com/get-gah/gah 🤮 #gah
Was just looking into "modern unix tools" as I tend to do sometimes; came across this and am blown away folks are fine with yolo-ing binaries off the internet 😬 whether it be through npm, this tool, or the many other avenues (eg. the common place curling a script from the internet and running it 🙃 )
</end-rant> 😅
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Any #guix folks use multiple cross compilers in a guix shell? I can't seem to get this to work correctly. Either one works, or the other. I'd like to have both (as I now have #qmk keyboards with different microcontrollers) and would prefer a single guix shell for both.
Of course, easy to work around - just being picky!
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Any #guix folks use multiple cross compilers in a guix shell? I can't seem to get this to work correctly. Either one works, or the other. I'd like to have both (as I now have #qmk keyboards with different microcontrollers) and would prefer a single guix shell for both.
Of course, easy to work around - just being picky!
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https://cuirass.genenetwork.org ☀
81.5% substitutes available (31,486 out of 38,652)
at least 151,768.7 MiB of nars (compressed)
211,515.7 MiB on disk (uncompressed)
0.001 seconds per request (50.4 seconds in total)
695.3 requests per second0.0% (0 out of 7,166) of the missing items are queued
at least 1,000 queued builds
x86_64-linux: 999 (99.9%)
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build rate: 25.13 builds per hour
x86_64-linux: 25.13 builds per hour#cuirass.genenetwork.org
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I just disassembled my #pixel5 to put a new battery in it..
How did very hard-to-replace batteries become common place?! 💢 😠
Wish I took a picture while it was open..
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@gozes I ended up switching to using guix sd (the operating system instead of just using the package manager for my dotfiles) after about 2 years of managing my dotfiles with it. There was a period were I used but #stow and #guix as I transitioned.
To add a bit more context: I came from #archlinux after getting nix curious. Its worth noting that prior to arch, I've used many distros..I've been on linux as my sole/primary OS since ~2003.
fwiw, happy to answer any questions you have about #guix
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@gozes I ended up switching to using guix sd (the operating system instead of just using the package manager for my dotfiles) after about 2 years of managing my dotfiles with it. There was a period were I used but #stow and #guix as I transitioned.
To add a bit more context: I came from #archlinux after getting nix curious. Its worth noting that prior to arch, I've used many distros..I've been on linux as my sole/primary OS since ~2003.
fwiw, happy to answer any questions you have about #guix
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@gozes I ended up switching to using guix sd (the operating system instead of just using the package manager for my dotfiles) after about 2 years of managing my dotfiles with it. There was a period were I used but #stow and #guix as I transitioned.
To add a bit more context: I came from #archlinux after getting nix curious. Its worth noting that prior to arch, I've used many distros..I've been on linux as my sole/primary OS since ~2003.
fwiw, happy to answer any questions you have about #guix
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@gozes I ended up switching to using guix sd (the operating system instead of just using the package manager for my dotfiles) after about 2 years of managing my dotfiles with it. There was a period were I used but #stow and #guix as I transitioned.
To add a bit more context: I came from #archlinux after getting nix curious. Its worth noting that prior to arch, I've used many distros..I've been on linux as my sole/primary OS since ~2003.
fwiw, happy to answer any questions you have about #guix
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@gozes I found it while trying out #nixos and found that though at the time #guix was less polished and had (and still has) fewer packages, I found that its approach of using scheme instead of creating an entirely new language was preferred. I also found its command line tools much easier to use then nix.
One large benefit was that I was able to switch management of my dotfiles from #stow to guix (at the time guix home did not yet exist, but even then, it was still a pretty great experience).
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@gozes I found it while trying out #nixos and found that though at the time #guix was less polished and had (and still has) fewer packages, I found that its approach of using scheme instead of creating an entirely new language was preferred. I also found its command line tools much easier to use then nix.
One large benefit was that I was able to switch management of my dotfiles from #stow to guix (at the time guix home did not yet exist, but even then, it was still a pretty great experience).
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@gozes I found it while trying out #nixos and found that though at the time #guix was less polished and had (and still has) fewer packages, I found that its approach of using scheme instead of creating an entirely new language was preferred. I also found its command line tools much easier to use then nix.
One large benefit was that I was able to switch management of my dotfiles from #stow to guix (at the time guix home did not yet exist, but even then, it was still a pretty great experience).
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@gozes I found it while trying out #nixos and found that though at the time #guix was less polished and had (and still has) fewer packages, I found that its approach of using scheme instead of creating an entirely new language was preferred. I also found its command line tools much easier to use then nix.
One large benefit was that I was able to switch management of my dotfiles from #stow to guix (at the time guix home did not yet exist, but even then, it was still a pretty great experience).
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- Cuirass seems to loose track of build status (many builds are listed as running, but in fact few are). This doesn't seem to resolve until cuirass is restarted.
- Failed builds appear to get run many many times (not sure why, but in my logs I see the same packages occasionally start/fail building over and over again in a short time span).
- Stalls; stops running builds for some reason. Nothing in the logs. Restart of cuirass fixes this.Any help and advise appreciated 😃
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I probably should have went #Nitrokey3 😬
https://veronneau.org/solo-v2-nice-but-flawed.html
Totally on me for getting excited that they were #solokeyV2 were commercially available and didn't read the release notes 😓 💸
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Got a couple #solokeyV2 ..I really wish I noticed they do not support #gpg ...this dramatically limits their usefulness for me :sadmsn:
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Picked up a #hackrfone ; Excited to play with #gnuradio and RF!
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Arun Isaac has a good #guix days talk about improving patch review:
https://xana.lepiller.eu/guix-days-2022/guix-days-2022-patch-review.mp4
I'm still not convinced building #mumi on top of #debbugs is the best path forward for improving the review process and committer experience, but many of the ideas and problems Arun is trying to solve are on point (imho).
wdyt?
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Arun Isaac has a good #guix days talk about improving patch review:
https://xana.lepiller.eu/guix-days-2022/guix-days-2022-patch-review.mp4
I'm still not convinced building #mumi on top of #debbugs is the best path forward for improving the review process and committer experience, but many of the ideas and problems Arun is trying to solve are on point (imho).
wdyt?
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The double email submission required for patch sets when working with debbugs is very annoying!
I really wish #guix and other #gnu projects had a better system in place.
I dream of the possibility of using #sourcehut for all #gnu projects (eg like #guix). #mumi is great and all, but why build on top of #debbugs?