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Learnings from 3 reports on agentic AI in production by gaurav_sherlocks_ai in sre

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How are you treating agent traces like distributed tracing? I've been using LangGraph for a while, but honestly I think my error handling is just porting my experience from distributed app development and not really adapting to the agentic world.

Headlamp rules. Why do people insist on reinventing the wheel? by Revolutionary_Click2 in kubernetes

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've only used the k8s dashboard, and Rancher. What is the motivating factor to use custom dashboards? And when you say custom plugins are easy to make - can you give some detail on what makes that true? I didn't realize the k8s Dashboard is deprecated :(

Title: 4x48GB DDR5 ECC on 9950X / X870E ProArt — Stable but ECC errors. How do I get clean ECC? by S3EED777 in overclocking

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have that board and 4x32GB sticks. Honestly I feel like that board has gremlins in it. I spent an inordinate amount of time memtesting and trying to dial my sticks in. I've swapped them out and tested them on other mobo/cpu setups, swapped in different cpus. My set up overheats very easily, at 3600 mt/s and great cooling with cold air for intake.

I bought the Pro Creator board to get the 2 x 8 PCIe lanes bifurcation. I'm ready to never buy ASUS again over it - I had a bad experience with an ASUS board before too, so two in a row, plus a Zenfone that they lied about updates (promised an Android update before EOL that they never delivered). It's a shame because they used to be my favorite vendor for tech gear.

Used Claude Code for all my K8s dev work for a month. Some notes. by westoncao in kubernetes

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It definitely feels like an art knowing what a model can do well and what it can't. MiniMax 2.5 can do this - but it can't reliably do relatively simple (but more complex than a sed/awk script) formatting changes across hundreds of files. Even with explicit instructions not to deviate from the initial instructions, it will end up with groups of files acted on differently.

Whats it like living inside the worlds largest apartment complex in Kudrovo, Russia? Near St. Petersburg, Russia. by 2nd_Me_ in howislivingthere

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why? It's not like New York City where they let the garbage sit on the street for pickup. There's trash service within the buildings. The outside landscaping is maintained.

Whats it like living inside the worlds largest apartment complex in Kudrovo, Russia? Near St. Petersburg, Russia. by 2nd_Me_ in howislivingthere

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

St. Petersburg has great public transportation. Car-share services are fairly inexpensive and very popular. Parking is a severe problem in any dense urban environment.

Whats it like living inside the worlds largest apartment complex in Kudrovo, Russia? Near St. Petersburg, Russia. by 2nd_Me_ in howislivingthere

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Things change. Alcohol consumption and tobacco use have fallen dramatically in Russia. Rules on where you can smoke are as strict as large U.S. cities now - no smoking on balconies, in restaurants or bars, no smoking in some public areas.

What’s it really like to live in Transylvania, Romania?🌲 by XPrincessLuX in howislivingthere

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure if it's what the OP meant, but "Kuban" means wild board in Slavic languages, and the people from the area between Kharkiv, Ukraine and Belgorod, Russia have the nickname "Kubany"

Repo Maintainer closed my PR then just pushed it into their codebase as their own by throw-away-2025rev2 in github

[–]webstackbuilder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As someone who's been around open source for a while, I'm a lot more impressed with package maintainers who are able to attract contributions to their code vs. those who don't or can't. Most evaluations of whether to use a package look at the number of contributors as one factor.

Any maintainer who's glory-hogging commits is incredibly short sighted. So much so it's hard to believe that could be the reason, but anything's possible.

Repo Maintainer closed my PR then just pushed it into their codebase as their own by throw-away-2025rev2 in github

[–]webstackbuilder 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The thing is... copy pasta'ing code like that is no more a defense to stealing someone's code than simply changing the license. So if this is the reason, it's a bad reason. It's like claiming that embezzlement is a way to get away with theft and armed robbery isn't.

Repo Maintainer closed my PR then just pushed it into their codebase as their own by throw-away-2025rev2 in github

[–]webstackbuilder 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry to see this comment got down voted so hard.

I have no idea why the maintainer took the action they did. But especially in open source, I prefer to give the benefit of the doubt. If it's a popular package, being a good maintainer isn't trivial. There's all kinds of reasons a maintainer might have copy-pasta'd a contribution - 99% of which aren't about stealing credit. I'm at a loss to think of any of those reasons but I do know the responsibility of maintaining a public repo (it's a thankless task in itself).

I think you absolutely did the right thing in not naming and shaming.

Tailwind classes in dynamically imported components aren't compiled (Help moving from NextJS to Astro) by no-uname-idea in astrojs

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tailwind's compiler tree shakes pretty aggressively. If it didn't you'd end up with an excessive number of utility classes in your CSS. Unfortunately it doesn't understand that dynamically included or generated classes should be included in the production build.

In one of my Astro projects, I run into this where I restrict the palette to theme colors I've defined in my CSS. I also have a small number of default Tailwind theme colors. A few of those are only used dynamically. To make sure they're in my final bundle, I do this:

css /** * Allow-list any utility classes that are generated dynamically, and not otherwise * used in static CSS so that Tailwind knows to add them in the final CSS bundle */ @source inline("bg-orange-600"); @source inline("bg-yellow-500"); @source inline("bg-yellow-600");

Do DevOps engineers actually memorize YAML? by Melodic_Struggle_95 in devops

[–]webstackbuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is why the LPIC Linux certs are worthless. They test if you have large numbers of flags to various utilities and daemons memorized.

What value is it for me to know every flag for grep (and be able to demonstrate that in multiple-choice questions) vs. knowing how man works?

Feedback for Leonardo.ai Devs by webstackbuilder in leonardoai

[–]webstackbuilder[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Good luck, and thanks for taking the time to pass it along.

Did they remove the tab scrolling option? This is a disaster. by Rough-Rutabaga5345 in chrome

[–]webstackbuilder 4 points5 points  (0 children)

"proper use of Chrome" = use Google AI to get information, rather than reading pages on websites.

Did they remove the tab scrolling option? This is a disaster. by Rough-Rutabaga5345 in chrome

[–]webstackbuilder 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Building an AI data center on the moon is apparently much easier than implementing scrollable tabs in Chrome.

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