QuiCasseRien

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   by QuiCasseRien 10mo ago

   One of the most hilarious but accurate article I've read for weeks.
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   by QuiCasseRien 10mo ago

   You're kidding ? I created an google account, use it on my android smartphone and buy some app, many years ago. It's 2026 and Google still doesn't allow email change.
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   by QuiCasseRien 10mo ago

   I'm still playing ut99 GOTY with my son (yeah, I'm that old)... and nothing else matterrrrrrrrrrrr
4. 34.▲
   by QuiCasseRien 11mo ago

   For public stuff, sure and why not. But when it comes to for private photo, video, financial documents or payslips : how does it work ?
5. 35.▲
   by QuiCasseRien 11mo ago

   Nice article, I will use the concept for my own network node bots ^^
6. 36.▲
   by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

   thanks for the pointer, and so very nice article
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   by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

   could it be possible to flag a thread when you need to pay or register to read an article ?? very annoyoing, the subject looks good, open tab and rohhhhhhhh... paid or register.
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   by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

   Nice, but please stop with the words "forever" when it's about costs, ie: "free forever". It harms your message.
9. 39.▲
   by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

   Fast and easy to read, funny and fuckingly true ! best post of the week ^^
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    A very refreshing read after a long time. I like the use of vulgar language, it hits way harder than all the blah-blah bullshit I've been convinced by the power of "Fuck you" :)
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    nice project very interesting How do you switch from open source (1) to full time paid job (2) ? I'm curious cause I'm still stuck in (1) Thank for your feedback
12. 42.▲
    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    the filter with C# language is not working properly https://git-stars.org/repositories/lang/C#
13. 43.▲
    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    Even is some have found a workaround, this is a cool feature
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    insane ! but i still wonder for the use case ^^
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    > Metrics tell you what changed. Logs tell you why something happened. Traces tell you where time was spent and how a request moved across your system. maybe the first time i read a crystal clear difference between metrics, logs and trac
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    Is any new operating system is able to emerge nowadays ? each week there are (in C, in Rust, in JS...) What are their hardware support ? at best they can run in a virtual machine End of debate.
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    I love when people don't have to talk to explain how the hell they are expert in a domain. This is a very good example, nice work !
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    unlimited is a marketing word but once it turns to juridical, it sucks. some say they have to define a huge limit and that's it. Limits are sometime hard to define : - they must be such huge, a user (human) finaly understand it's
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    being backed by companies which use your product is often the golden ticket to making a living from open source. think of why someone could pay for something you offer free : - have some control over you : integrate feature, prioritize you
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    > The future is community-hosted That's old school P2P since 25 year. this is not new and not future...
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    - i'm scripting at best the full setup of my servers (mostly Nixos and some debian). - daily backup locale + remote (blackbaze with 60 readonly retention strategy, separated bucket by service) - monthly offline backup - a preprod serve
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    interesting tool ! première fois que je vois qqch de cool sortir d'orange.
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    thank for make me back to 25 years ago with the star windows screensaver ^^
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    > A relation should be identified by a natural key that reflects the entity’s essential, domain-defined identity — not by arbitrary or surrogate values. That's a very nice example of Theory VS Practice ! I agree, in Theory, PK shoul
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    both. It's opensource, there is a full feature docker-compose to host on your own. Or you can use their hosting service, highly available and with good prices. 30$/monthly for our 380Go + 30k timeseries. Perfect.
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    Well, I'm waiting for more real world production examples and not just the todo-list hello world. I like the simpler/cleaner approach of Nue. Now one of the big difference will be the component and theming provided. I'm a lon
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    https://nuejs.org/blog/introducing-hyper/simple-table.html With vuejs, the template code is very identical to your hyper version. React is full bullshit mixing (JSX) code. So what's about comparing to a clean
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    I discover it 2 years ago, it's open source and i currently use the SaaS offer : 30$ for 300Go and 30k timeseries. The underlying database is clickhouse, quite all charts/tables are shown incredibly fast whereas 180Go are traces&#
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    by QuiCasseRien 1y ago

    just one word : uptrace, https://uptrace.dev/ a very satisfied user : trace, metrics, log in a perfect way
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    by QuiCasseRien 2y ago

    absolutely not Boston Dynamics. Fake 3D Video.