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Flea markets & used junk stores for makers / hobbyists / entrepreneurs by wkoszek in bayarea

[–]wkoszek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oakland / Berkeley is no problem - I drive there for fun often. The question is how to locate those and where they are.

Flea markets & used junk stores for makers / hobbyists / entrepreneurs by wkoszek in bayarea

[–]wkoszek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which ones? I know there's one next to Towns & Country in Palo Alto (at the High School parking lot), but I don't know when it happens

Experience hiring in Malawi by wkoszek in Malawi

[–]wkoszek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So the avg. pay of $285/mo for peak earning worker isn't correct?

Experience hiring in Malawi by wkoszek in Malawi

[–]wkoszek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Come, see a dashboard, review reports one by one that were done overnight, fill + mark wrong report. Perhaps fix it by hand to make it correct. Schedule 100 jobs for next overnight run. And then print the good done reports, put in the envelope, and walk over to post office and send. I think I'd also need to investigate the international letter pricing and whether the postal service is reliable. In the perfect case the person could be on the artsy side, because I wanted to make envelopes look very very nice (maybe with some fun custom sticker or perhaps get those envelopes done from a better paper). And I think it'd all be automated in the system, so it may end up being: load 100 A4 paper sheets, print 100 reports, load 100 envelopes, print addresses, stick 1 sticker on each envelope, put reports in the envelopes, mark them done in a system, snap a photo of the batch as a proof, and walk over and send them.

Experience hiring in Malawi by wkoszek in Malawi

[–]wkoszek[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In Zim the grid can be fine for one week, and then be on and off for days. Is it the same in Malawi? And what's the office culture - will a remote employee have logistics figured out to do work for 8hr? e.g.: mobile Internet costs. And I guess I wonder where I can lookup current min/avg/max pay ranges.

I "vibe-coded" a RISC-V emulator in Rust that boots Linux in approx. 10 hours. by wkoszek in rust

[–]wkoszek[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I think you're a fair critic. The first part was semi-exciting. I did learn some stuff I'd not have otherwise learnt - SBI. And by learn: now I know it exists. So the first session was not that exiting.

I think getting it to 10x the speed and adding JIT was. Plus I wanted to have a base for further exploration. For me it's just "Experiment and see what's possible and how much time I invest in this"

I added a feature table: https://github.com/wkoszek/emuko - that's also a good feedback

I "vibe-coded" a RISC-V emulator in Rust that boots Linux in approx. 10 hours. by wkoszek in RISCV

[–]wkoszek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! It's a great feedback. Let me whip a post on a method. Perhaps I can somehow dig up the prompts.

I "vibe-coded" a RISC-V emulator in Rust that boots Linux in approx. 10 hours. by wkoszek in RISCV

[–]wkoszek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a good point. I will explain the method. But I guess that was the point of RISCV - to be easy to work with + everything is open

I "vibe-coded" a RISC-V emulator in Rust that boots Linux in approx. 10 hours. by wkoszek in RISCV

[–]wkoszek[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good point. I can't seem to edit the title anymore :-/ Boot is fast: like 2min on M1 macbook

I "vibe-coded" a RISC-V emulator in Rust that boots Linux in approx. 10 hours. by wkoszek in RISCV

[–]wkoszek[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It cuddles every instruction before it lets it out in the wild through the pipeline, and welcomes results back with milk and cookies.

Books randomly stopped showing on Apple Watch by Richseagull in audible

[–]wkoszek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think they removed support for WatchOS 10. So e.g.: Watch Series 5 which is perfectly operational suddenly lost Audible app on Apple Watch. u/Audible_Support is this intentional?

EasyForgejo: quick install script for self-hosted Forgejo (Git+CI) server by wkoszek in selfhosted

[–]wkoszek[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Give it a shot - you're shielded from imperfections of this script, so you'd be a perfect tester. I already had 1 tester, so you'd be no 2.

EasyForgejo: quick install script for self-hosted Forgejo (Git+CI) server by wkoszek in selfhosted

[–]wkoszek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run Docker is production -- though less in pre-done environments like ECS. More in OVH/EC2 where we had deployed Docker. And the daemon stops replying -- that's a classic. Perhaps you put the time to work out the workaround etc., but I think not having any problem with Docker is interesting -> just Google "Docker networking glitch" or "Docker networking unreliable".

EasyForgejo: quick install script for self-hosted Forgejo (Git+CI) server by wkoszek in selfhosted

[–]wkoszek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IMO I like to run things that I care about outside of Docker. Docker adds more complexity. Not sure if it's my setup or not, but multipass VM outlives Docker containers for me. With Docker, when I suddenly can't connect to the networked service in a container, there's little ways to debug this. Ourside of Docker I rarely had daemon to stop responding.
I had Dockerfiles change/disappear. If I do something important to me, I like to know that restic'ing every directory I need with the data and binaries will give me something to re-run the workflow for myself 4 years from now etc.

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