Static blog using Hugo
The blog is hosted on my server as a Docker container.
Each push to the main
branch on this repository triggers a Github Actions CI build which pushes a Docker image to Docker Hub to the qmcgaw/blog
repository.
My server uses watchtower to automatically update the qmcgaw/blog
Docker image associated container automatically.
You can build the Docker image locally with
docker build -t qmcgaw/blog .
You can run it with the docker-compose.yml provided or with:
docker run -it --rm -p 8000:8000/tcp qmcgaw/blog
The Docker image is based on qmcgaw/srv which has several features such as Prometheus metrics.
The blog itself in this repository is just based on static Markdown/SVG/JPG files.
The Docker build takes care of trans-compiling them with Hugo.
- Like button counter
- Subscribe by email
- When Docker doesn't behave the same
- No support for capabilities (old Kernel)
- libseccomp2 and Alpine >= 3.13 on 32 bit, especially Raspbian
- libcap and setcap with older Kernels
- Fastest thread safe uniformly distributed number generation
- Implementing DoH and DoT
net.Resolver
in Go - Gluetun
- Rust development container
- Rust cross compilation for Docker
- Rust: glibc vs musl
- See Reddit post
goshutdown
- xcputranslate sleep feature
- avoid OOM
- Generated files:
- generate them in the CI and commit them by the CI; or
- generate them in the CI and fail if it does not match, leave the commit responsibility to the developer
- Implementing DNSSEC in Go
- Cross compiling Rust for OSX and Windows
- See this
go build
using large amount of memory with large hardcoded values in Go files, solved by usingembed
- Encapsulation of metrics interfaces in a Go program
- Gotree
go.mod
check for useless dependencies: write a Go linter for it- A Traefik-like firewall for Docker containers
- Comparison of humans and computers
- Von Neumann architecture
- Neuromorphic architecture
- Caching / Training
- Learn from past to anticipate future better
- Are humans more stream oriented or more stateful? e.g. our past is an approximate memory and our future is a prediction based on logic and emotions
- Human addictions when we get better (sports, gaming, even work): do machines have that too?
- We enjoy being good at something, do machines do it as well?
- Some like to learn new things, do machines have this?
- How does AI gets closer to humans.
- Will we have more differentiation with time or not?
- religions?
- languages?
- states?
- more planets?
- compared to previous history?
- easier communication today than before
- intra planet communication?
- Would we get bored of living forever?
- We do repeat tasks most of our life already