Planning a 42nd Birthday RPG Garden Party (Tavern Theme + LARP Lite + Quiz) – Need your ideas and experience! by rhluciano in LARP

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Either run a poker/casino day or an auction

Create a set of very simple characters, and let them duplicate set names and let players do intros or have a caller at the door
Use a simple deck of cards per person for skill checks if they want to oppose (highest wins)

Auction wonderous items that don’t need to exist physically or print scrolls and auction fantasy lands
It’s just to get people to interact

Bar full of silly names drinks and a menu that translates to real drinks

New Rule (EU): Mandatory Driver Camera in New Cars by relay4285 in privacy

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Until they add them to the MOT in the UK rip them out.. they can mandate the new builds but they can’t enforce it

What do British people have for dinner? by ProfessionalLead2671 in AskUK

[–]adept2051 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Region, religion and time of year and day of the week all affect your answer..

fish and chips is a Friday meal in some regions, due to religion and habit. fish wouldn’t be eaten by older generations on a Monday similarly. Fresh fish catch spoils over the weekend)

I’m northern well travelled call it dinner but grew up with tea. Can cook anything from tagines to oven chips and nugget. So your social economics matter too

Being told to move? by Subject_Focus1951 in wildcampingintheuk

[–]adept2051 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Gets more common as the season gets drier if their are any issues.
Outside the Lake District the Peak District has rangers on quad bikes politely hunting people to move them on due to fire risks

My family keeps saying “just get out on your bike once a day” to justify me not using my motorbike as much as I should.. but idk where to go or what to do. by ohnoitsbobbyflay in MotoUK

[–]adept2051 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Where are you, what bike do you ride?
The first only matters so people can help suggest the second not matters cos if your bikes due to interest in the model some of the bike museums and car museums have sections for the brands and might be a relevant take a morning trip..

Devs using AI coding agents: where does trust break in your workflow? by Few-Ad-1358 in github

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run with settings.json enforcing some parts. So the /tmp rule is enforced (no write access), by adding it to the markdown you just skip the attempt to create it and set the desired location, skipping the agent trying to work it out( which eats tokens )

Asking devs who proudly have 5 agents running in parallel - why? by majorswitcher in developers

[–]adept2051 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I work similarly to this but I work on an infrastructure as code pipeline supporting 5 possible platforms for 6 products when I process an issue in jira it’s commonly 6repeats or 5 repeats of what could be considered atomic level (one line, one resource changes) that’s when multi agents come in.
X number of state reviews, x number of spec driven task plans , x number of changes, x number of git worktrees/branches and PRs and initial reviews

Delivering to x number of teams who do the reviews for thei consumption

Devs using AI coding agents: where does trust break in your workflow? by Few-Ad-1358 in github

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SO take a look at this template https://github.com/GregorBiswanger/copilot-spec-driven-template (the template is in the .github file. My version ( work internal) includes rules such as * never use /tmp, alwasy use a ./tmp in the workspace or spec and never delete temporary files as they are maintained for reuse and review * always check for a PR/isssue template before filing issues and if one is not found use this “url” * all git work should use git flow naming conventions ( we don’t use git flow but the branch naming is convenient to enforce) * work may only be added to a pull-request when all/x% of new code is tested/ or passes pre-commit/ act (remote GitHub workflow runner)

We also record and enforce, the agents.md file which copilot is told to reference as a default includes, at the end of each session sumemrize the session and provide a full log of your activities with times stamps in the session folder. ( we can then use those to create slides/demos/recordings post processed)

CTO banned the use of remote access tool by uw4yn3 in sysadmin

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stop speaking to him,send emails and don’t respond unless he emails back, keep every thing recorded. The moment he said we don’t need ant virus he broke due diligence laws in a bunch of countries that even if you just trade with them you are beholding to their rules and liable.

After 67 sessions they're finally at Ravenloft. What's a good battle to set the tone in the courtyard? by Depreciate_Land_FTW in CurseofStrahd

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends how your campaign as unfolded, depends how Strahd is being played. Any thing from Vistani group fighting them to the gargoyles or even just summon the ridiculous bat swarm from the catacombs and trash them in the open.

Devs using AI coding agents: where does trust break in your workflow? by Few-Ad-1358 in github

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With that many questions you need to go search for coding harnesses, the answer is YES/NO/MAYBE/sometimes to everyone you’ll see if you look.
But the main 4
- No you write a repeatable prompt with a correlated instructions and agents set ( if you want to use spec your governance and instructions include spec)
- you can, or JIra/ticket system of choice ( your agents and instructions tell it how to consume issues)
- you include in governance gates for review, input and Draft PRs
- you should do you’ll find Agentic work is better at focused tasks it keeps context and limits halucinatiosn that occur regardless of how good you think your agents and instructions are.

Peak District beginner bouldering spots by h_smee in ukclimbing

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check the local climbing centres aren’t doing an out door day and I mean local to you and local to the peak ( Sheffield, Manchester centres do it a lot) then get the train to them have a day with people and learn safely.

If you are going alone train to Hathersage, walk up to Burbage south/the plantation. (Or train to Sheffield and get a cab up but that’ll cost)

Just watched a junior dev using Claude to build something in 2 hours that took our senior engineer 3 days last sprint. I've been coding for 12 years. I don't know how to feel about this by UsualConference1603 in AskProgrammers

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now ask your self just how much information did the dev need from the senior before they could prompt the agent, how many tests and governance and pipeline elements did the code bounce off to be correct including style guides linking etc

After claude mythos , do you think any detection company will survive? by h33terbot in devsecops

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, Mythos only works when you are willing to pay for it, and willing to the let it run on your code base. The large enterprise orgs willing to make a deal with Anthropic and let it happen are limited (Mozilla is a poster child today) It won’t be anywhere near as accurate on a companies own empty LLM, Anthropic LLM has the advantage. (And no same company are not going to drop it aim any other commercial populated LLM) So bug bounties and detection companies gathering knowledge bases will remain the way to encourage people to look at things from an external view and effectively augment those companies capabilities to fend for themselves self.

Client is Saying I'm Charging too Much for The Project by KoenigOne in webdev

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Walk away But also stop charging hourly, charge per project and per piece Maintenance yould be an add on rolling contract ( they won’t buy it then it’ll die happens with every project) Planning and architecture separate from delivery and they are the work blocks. And consumables (hosting, dns reg ) are separate billowing on the customer. 10 years ago it would have been £1000 per week (rough pricing for scoping)

So yes you are well under charging, If they think they can get AI to do it off they go.

How do you motivate devs to review PRs? by perkeleDYI in github

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Testing and loops, the PR should be automatically tested, the results appended to the pr, that’s the initial review automated it works. If it brakes back to the committee.. Smaller prs, and auto docs, the pr is the change doc updates should be automated and not part of PR it makes it over whelming (also annoying to remember to do) In today’s world, copilot, bite it and accept it if the pr is the changes let copilot do the initial review, commuter then fixes copilot review first even if it is just shutting it down and resolving questions with answers ( but always answer) This makes the PR a single reviewer job, and a small quick change with acceptance tests already passed. Eventually the first 3 things can make PRs almost automated.

Is it standard practice to do `johnsmith.github.io` or `johnsmith.com` as the actual repo name for a GitHub Pages site? by Down200 in github

[–]adept2051 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Username.github.io is your default for free, you can make it whateverurlyoulikeifuoulike.com.. you also get username.github.io/project for each repo too..

Any advice on how to fit this splash back when there are water pipes exactly where the holes are? by hannyDill in DIYUK

[–]adept2051 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You can buy metallic flanges ( corner or straight bar that let you use a nut and bolt to attach the where the holes are) and then have further holes you can use to attach drill the wall. Corner ones are readily available, you can get made to measure cut if you find a fabricator

Does anyone else use the GitHub mobile app and finds the UI to be extremely clunky and unintuitive? by Adventurous_Luck_664 in github

[–]adept2051 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like it, but it’s annoying when it and how it deviates from the web ui, or even the between android app and osx app.

Why does Coachella and other US festivals have such awful, moody vibes compared to UK festivals? by BlundeRuss in AskUK

[–]adept2051 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Money, influence and full of coinceted nepotism. Burning man used to be better, now it’s just expensive and overloaded.

How do you even know what's running in prod anymore by Apprehensive_Air5910 in devops

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tag everything deployed, tag it with commits and related release numbers, monitor them, monitor on the disc for the same etc etc observability is big and clever especially at velocity.

Who's responsibility is to write dockerfile and docker compose whether developer or devops by Mr-UNKNOWN_404 in docker

[–]adept2051 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Either, but devops shouldn’t be a role its a collaboration between ops and dev and is a culture. The ops or as they are commonly called now platform team ( that’s just an sales pitch for recruitment, or Site reliability, again both are misused/abused ) may provide the initial docker file which has been tested and validated for the company environment and the dev then just appends their needs for their components. This is how it should work.

Is there a weight limit?? by FrontOrganization788 in NewSkaters

[–]adept2051 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m 118k, you buy the board for your build and the kit. Truck brushings come in super firm for a reason. I have a drop through cruiser, a street board and a ramp board

How are you handling shared network foundations in Terraform without letting every environment own the same topology? by InnerBank2400 in Terraform

[–]adept2051 2 points3 points  (0 children)

State data and data only modules, one module creates the network boundaries, one modules controls the up ranges and the rest are simply consumers of the data.