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by allthetime 3mo ago
I use Apple based passkeys to log into everything I can now. I have given it virtually no thought since all my relevant accounts and rolled out support. My non-technical close friends and family (consumer brains) have also done the same. I
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Yeah mostly just keepalives and timeouts, increasing kernel maximums for connections, using Unix sockets directly instead of tcp, using pgbouncer, etc. as always, depends on use case and monitoring and measuring to determine your needs is g
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by allthetime 3mo ago
The $10 VPS that serves your web app can run Postgres just fine. If it can’t? Fire up another $10 VPS. Learn how to tune your configs and network settings and query/cache efficiently.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
All my active repos have both codeberg and github remotes now. Unfortunately codeberg can be very slow or even impossible to push/pull from sometimes which is the only reason I’m still maintaining GitHub repos.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
That wasn’t credibility, it was cash money.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
I recently took a small contract to help a vibe-founder de-vibe his project a bit. One hour with him has done more for my confidence as a developer than all the good work I’ve done this year. When probing for answers about the app and syste
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Why? I use a similar model in a few mobile apps. Free, not logged in usage stores a restricted set of user activity data ephemerally (lost upon uninstall) in the phone. For subscribed users, this offline storage mechanism is still the prima
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by allthetime 3mo ago
I love AI assisted learning and code generation - absolutely despise AI “art” though - image, music, written word, video. If AI was just being used to get shit done efficiently, what a dream that would be, instead we are generating infinite
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by allthetime 3mo ago
A lot of us would be happy with them being more heavily taxed on consumption and that money going directly to making everyone’s utility bills much cheaper. Being forced to create more capacity would also be great.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
It is easier than ever to learn difficult concepts. It is also easier than ever to produce things that used to require understanding of those concepts without them. Discipline and drive to use these powerful new tools patiently and with pur
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by allthetime 3mo ago
The early iterations of Facebook, just like the early iterations of most internet community and social platforms legitimately brought and kept people together and helped them forge and maintain more solid group connections… I still communic
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Someone without a deeper understanding of markets who is just reacting superficially to news, headlines, mainstream information etc.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Wish I could just buy a new car that was a car and not an app with wheels.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
10 years of employment with a fat salary. Sounds horrible
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Self writing? It mechanically presents fonted text letter by letter like a type writer. This is a gimmick at least as old as geocities
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by allthetime 3mo ago
"I don't know how we put this genie back in the bottle" laws, that's how. push it back down to the dark net where most people can't be bothered to get at it.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Or you can just remotely brick the devices so there is no value in stealing them.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
You can (and perhaps should) use both, depending on your use cases.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
For the vast majority of simple use cases the common subset of all popular SQLs is exactly the same. Otherwise… just use Postgres
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Soy milk is wildly superior to oat milk - I say as a vegan attempting to hit my nutrition targets. Oat milk is essentially flavoured water
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by allthetime 3mo ago
Yeah I had to uninstall after a few days when I realized where things were heading.
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by allthetime 3mo ago
It also plays flawlessly on M* Macs
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by allthetime 4mo ago
If you’re into running, cycling, etc. Strava can easily function in this way and does. I’ve made a bunch of friends and been introduced to groups and routes through my interaction with initial strangers
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by allthetime 4mo ago
Zig is already great for this with ‘packed struct’ and arbitrary size ints. Allows for very clean protocol creation between systems with known properties. This is another great step in that direction.
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by allthetime 4mo ago
Well, yes. You have less rights over the place you live because you live there entirely at the mercy of the person who legally owns/rents it. I, a renter, can’t renovate the house I live in. The owner can. You, a house guest, can’t uni
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by allthetime 4mo ago
I will seriously consider migrating once this exists! I couldn’t imagine deploying any other way now. I can never go back from SCPing a single binary to my server and just hitting reset on the service.
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by allthetime 4mo ago
It’s a joke about how Anthropic bought bun and then rewrote bun from zig to rust with a giant one week vibe code. The joke hinges on the fact that this would be the opposite (OpenAI, nub, rust to zig)
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by allthetime 4mo ago
Paying rent and taxes and following the law are exactly what entitle someone to more than someone who does not in our society.
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by allthetime 4mo ago
You can use sql<type>`query` anywhere you like combined with query builder syntax (or not) when you want to write raw sql and maintain type inference.
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by allthetime 4mo ago
Kysely is best choice for TS imo.

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