Artemis

Blog: https://puppydev.com/
Editor: Emacs, Vim
OS: Linux

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2026-05-14 00:35:24 CEST

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Oof ouch.
I've been a Neovim user (and a Helix tryer) for the last several years, but I can't really say to your face that you're wrong.

2026-04-19 18:54:33 CEST

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LLMs are displacing the open source movement itself.
By flooding FLOSS projects with slop requests on one side, and copyright-washing their code on the other side.

2026-04-06 11:36:38 CEST

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I might be wrong but, don't you lose basically all advantages of Podman by doing so? Having to give up daemonless and rootless.

2026-04-06 11:34:27 CEST

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Interesting.
For me, the poor Compose support is one of the reasons I'm still sticking with Docker for development. Although, I think, the advantage of Compose files is simplicity (not having to commit to the whole systemd units system).

2025-12-06 18:06:46 CET

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Some CHONK on them.

2025-12-03 10:52:07 CET

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Well... At least the tech itself is open source... So someone will probably pick up the pieces afterwards.

2025-10-19 13:38:36 CEST

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I try my best to act skeptically but honestly, when your CTO is all-in gung-ho on AI, I don't feel like going overboard with it.

2025-10-16 00:27:45 CEST

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I suppose I should try Hanami again... Didn't click with me the last time I tried TBH.

2025-10-07 23:36:32 CEST

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Regarding LinkedIn, I think a big part of it is that LinkedIn search just sucks. It often gives you a huge amount of "promoted" jobs regardless of your skills and search terms, and asks for a paid subscription for "better matches".

2025-03-19 14:57:01 CET

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Again, the whole situation was created due to Amazon abusing the open source for its own personal profit.
And what this "discussion" (usually consisting of publicly moving away from Redis, Elasticsearch, etc) achieves is that open source devs will be discouraged to restrict software giants to plunder from their labor.

2025-03-19 13:32:15 CET

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I feel like this is a very skin-deep look at the situation, given that Redis's licensing changes were directly caused by abuse from companies like Amazon.
You do you I guess, but isn't it weird when your mission basically directly plays into Amazon's playbook?

2025-03-19 13:05:14 CET

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Given that you're not trying to resell Redis as a cloud service, how does this license change impact you?

2025-03-19 12:46:20 CET

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Why did you decide to move away from Redis?

2025-01-14 14:26:36 CET

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If Netflix joins them, we can call them MAGAFaN.

2024-11-21 17:23:55 CET

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Maybe add grids and variable font sizes if you're feeling especially ⭐fancy⭐