<Profpatsch>
It’s smaller than the official one. :)
<gchristensen>
oh awesome :D
<Profpatsch>
So yeah, sangha, our project, uses a few moving parts like postgres, rabbit, sentry etc.
<Profpatsch>
And everything should be deployable as docker images; for development we can even include mock data to mock out various parts of the system that a dev is not working on locally.
<gchristensen>
so cool
<Profpatsch>
I might find a bit of common stuff that can go into a library.
<Profpatsch>
Still pre-alpha, we are slowly chipping away at the deployment and the last bits for going into alpha.
<gchristensen>
very cool
<Profpatsch>
Nothing start-uppy, no big investments, just a bit of foundation money and a few people with solid experience in the F/OSS field.
<gchristensen>
well and some important features: "Donors receive a proper, tax-deductible receipt" "Transparent bookkeeping for transparent projects" these are hard to come by
<Profpatsch>
One project that already run their donations over techcultivation: https://tails.boum.org :D
<gchristensen>
do people find grahamcofborg's comments on issues noisy? if I added another comment-per-build, would that be pushing it in to "too noisy"? if so, I can do two things: (1) coalesce _all_ replies in to a single comment per PR (this could get confusing if it is called multiple times), or (2) which is harder to do and would take a good bit more time, coalesce each reply in to a single reply comment
<gchristensen>
per-call-to-the-bot
<gchristensen>
the additional comment-per-call I want to add is a link to where you watch logs / find the logs
<gchristensen>
I forgot I don't have a piece which comments arbitrary comments, just build results, so I just appended the link to the existing build-finished post. not ideal / a little late, but a start.
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<Profpatsch>
gleber_: Th default erlang closure is a bit … giant.
<Profpatsch>
Mostly because wxwidget support is enabled by default.
<LnL>
there's an erlang_nox
<Profpatsch>
LnL: Oh crap, I’m on stable.
<Profpatsch>
Probably there is on master.
<Profpatsch>
Right.
<LnL>
thought it was added before the release
<LnL>
guess not
<Profpatsch>
That should get the size down a bit.
<Profpatsch>
LnL: Do you know what erlang uses wx for?
<Profpatsch>
Debugging tooling?
<LnL>
yeah
<LnL>
there's some builtins stuff
<Profpatsch>
Strange that it’s monolithic like that.
<LnL>
otp has a lot of stuff
<Profpatsch>
Rebuild the compiler if you don’t want the debugging tools.
<gchristensen>
hmmm, w.r.t. nix cache distribuution: The entry-level model, the CX11, costs a mere €2.49 a month and includes 1 CPU, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD and 20 TB of traffic. If you need more traffic, it is just €1.00 for each additional TB.
<MichaelRaskin>
CX11? Where is it? And I thought OVH was cheap…
<LnL>
where's that?
<fpletz>
hetzner cloud :)
* gchristensen
goes to find his hetzner account info
<LnL>
ah, I have one of those then
<MichaelRaskin>
Ah, that new offer, that's why I didn't find it before getting a server at OVH.
<fpletz>
gchristensen: i know the main admin of their cloud stuff… if we need something for nixos I guess we can work something out :)
<fpletz>
their cloud development is based in munich instead of nuremburg
<fpletz>
but for the binary cache we need more storage as a full release is close to 80GB
<gchristensen>
I guess I was hoping their block storage would be cheap enough too
<fpletz>
ah, haven't looked at that
<gchristensen>
Im still trying to find my customer number ... :)
<gchristensen>
fpletz: it'd be cool to get a few boxes from them for ofborg so I can build and evaluate more