Christian K 🍉
@kemper.buzz
Cloud Architect/Engineer and Maker
#cloud #mobile #rustlang #nix #dx #digitaltransformation #aviator #aviation
Author of laio.sh
Author of laio.sh
Sounds interesting but you lost me on nodejs and typescript on the backend…
January 12, 2026 at 7:29 AM
Sounds interesting but you lost me on nodejs and typescript on the backend…
And here I am worrying about the weather for tomorrows currency flight 😁
December 20, 2025 at 10:49 PM
And here I am worrying about the weather for tomorrows currency flight 😁
Doesn’t seem to be actively maintained. Latest release was 2023. Latest commit was to update docs last year… why recommend something that is not maintained anymore?
December 13, 2025 at 8:36 AM
Doesn’t seem to be actively maintained. Latest release was 2023. Latest commit was to update docs last year… why recommend something that is not maintained anymore?
Sadly not working as a rust dev officially. I’ve a number of open source projects. laio.sh is one of them. Even after 3 years I consider myself a noob. My company still has its head firmly stuck in the sand when it comes to rust. Writing kubernetes operators on the JVM is apparently a great idea 🤦♂️
laio
laio.sh
November 25, 2025 at 8:40 AM
Sadly not working as a rust dev officially. I’ve a number of open source projects. laio.sh is one of them. Even after 3 years I consider myself a noob. My company still has its head firmly stuck in the sand when it comes to rust. Writing kubernetes operators on the JVM is apparently a great idea 🤦♂️
Tell it to research, preferably using MCP servers like context7. This enhances the quality substantially from what I experienced. I’ve built a little MCP server and framework that allows running Nushell and allows you to add your own tools as Nushell scripts. github.com/ck3mp3r/nu-mcp
November 24, 2025 at 6:28 AM
Tell it to research, preferably using MCP servers like context7. This enhances the quality substantially from what I experienced. I’ve built a little MCP server and framework that allows running Nushell and allows you to add your own tools as Nushell scripts. github.com/ck3mp3r/nu-mcp
You’re self aware enough to think of that possibility, hence why I think it’s doubtful you are one…
November 10, 2025 at 7:30 PM
You’re self aware enough to think of that possibility, hence why I think it’s doubtful you are one…
Please tell me you’re using rust… cannot deal with yet another python or node based mcp server…
That’s why I wrote nu-mcp, so I could write my servers in nushell for quick implementations…
That’s why I wrote nu-mcp, so I could write my servers in nushell for quick implementations…
October 28, 2025 at 6:34 AM
Please tell me you’re using rust… cannot deal with yet another python or node based mcp server…
That’s why I wrote nu-mcp, so I could write my servers in nushell for quick implementations…
That’s why I wrote nu-mcp, so I could write my servers in nushell for quick implementations…
In fact, not even --references is going to cut it... what needs to happen in some of the packages is proper stripping of build time references in order for --requisites to work... more for me to learn about... gonna look for some docs around that...
October 10, 2025 at 9:06 AM
In fact, not even --references is going to cut it... what needs to happen in some of the packages is proper stripping of build time references in order for --requisites to work... more for me to learn about... gonna look for some docs around that...
Graham, I've been daft 😂
nix-store --query --references result/ sorted me out!
nix-store --query --references result/ sorted me out!
October 9, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Graham, I've been daft 😂
nix-store --query --references result/ sorted me out!
nix-store --query --references result/ sorted me out!
Happy to explain my use case. I really hope I’m wrong. Ck3mp3r/xvim on GitHub and you’ll see what I’m up to. This obviously pulls in the kitchen sink. Now how do I create a single store path result of the build that I can export and distribute? I’ve reasons for single store path…
October 9, 2025 at 5:45 AM
Happy to explain my use case. I really hope I’m wrong. Ck3mp3r/xvim on GitHub and you’ll see what I’m up to. This obviously pulls in the kitchen sink. Now how do I create a single store path result of the build that I can export and distribute? I’ve reasons for single store path…
Oh the moaning in this thread...
I've been using it for roughly 6 months and I'm used to it now.
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I've been using it for roughly 6 months and I'm used to it now.
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September 18, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Oh the moaning in this thread...
I've been using it for roughly 6 months and I'm used to it now.
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I've been using it for roughly 6 months and I'm used to it now.
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“Great” to see all of them together; this is not going to age well for them…
It’s really time for a new generation of tech entrepreneurs that actually give a hoot.
It’s really time for a new generation of tech entrepreneurs that actually give a hoot.
September 6, 2025 at 7:46 AM
“Great” to see all of them together; this is not going to age well for them…
It’s really time for a new generation of tech entrepreneurs that actually give a hoot.
It’s really time for a new generation of tech entrepreneurs that actually give a hoot.
What else makes you light up? 😁
September 2, 2025 at 8:24 PM
What else makes you light up? 😁