dethos

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by dethos 6mo ago
That was a close one. This is getting harder and harder. It is important not to be naive to the point of thinking this is over.
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by dethos 7mo ago
One of the other comments mentions https://codefloe.com . I haven't tested and haven't yet checked their background, but they seem to allow private repositories.
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by dethos 7mo ago
This should be applied to the whole EU.
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by dethos 7mo ago
Yes, SU was fascinating at the time. I kind of like this style of exploring the web; it gets a bit addictive, you spend hours on it but end up finding interesting content and other stuff that you wouldn't otherwise.
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by dethos 7mo ago
But the 10M that care will spend their money elsewhere. That is already something, for OpenAI and also for the other competitors these people will switch to.
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by dethos 8mo ago
> I like it how everyone says that, but there is no european cloud operator able to offer what AWS/GCP/Azure offer. You don't need all of that. You can go a long way with the basics, and those are well covered.
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by dethos 8mo ago
Things are really getting ugly there. So sad to witness it happening in “real time.”
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by dethos 9mo ago
Website: https://ovalerio.net Blog: https://blog.ovalerio.net RSS Feed: https://blog.ovalerio.net/feed
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by dethos 9mo ago
I started the same process some time ago. I've made different choices but with the same goal. I'm moving slowly because this kind of migration is never easy, but I fully intend to move >90% of my stuff to European providers (an
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by dethos 10mo ago
I'm a bit torn about this. On one hand, I really think viable alternatives to Android/iOS are now more necessary than ever, and I'm eager to explore this OS. On the other hand, I'm not in the mood to buy new hardware (ri
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by dethos 11mo ago
Ollama, Continue.dev extension for editor/IDE, and Open-WebUI. My hardware is a bit dated, so I only use this setup for some smaller open models. On the laptop, I don't use any local models. Not powerful enough.
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by dethos 1y ago
Exactly
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by dethos 1y ago
Works like a charm. Powerful when needed. Thanks, KDE, looking forward to the next 29 years.
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by dethos 1y ago
I couldn't disagree more. The problems of Google effectively controlling the “open web” take time to become evident but are starting to show. I have no issues with them continuing to participate, but not with the level of control they
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by dethos 1y ago
To be honest, still awful.
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by dethos 1y ago
The answer is yes, I still use, but not Google nor Bing. Relying exclusively on LLMs sounds a bit dangerous and naive. Until when, I don't know.
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by dethos 2y ago
I'm still digesting what I've “witnessed” yesterday. I have no words for it, I'm baffled. Time to re-think…
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by dethos 2y ago
For Django projects, I would say DjLint [1]. It doesn't cover all you asked, but makes the job of writing the templates (HTML) much more pleasant. [1] https://djlint.com/
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by dethos 2y ago
Exactly, this fits perfectly in the `.well-known` use cases. What a shame.
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by dethos 2y ago
I've worked for many years with both frameworks. I have the opposite view, since I prefer the Django ecosystem and Python. Rails has nice things, but overall, I prefer Django's approach and the language it uses.
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by dethos 2y ago
I'm not surprised
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by dethos 2y ago
Awesome, looking forward to testing it out. I really like that idea of being able to gradually migrate WSGI (Django) apps, or even support running both at the same time.
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An experiment in fighting spam on public forms using "proof of work"(blog.ovalerio.net)
2 points by dethos 2y ago|0 comments
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by dethos 2y ago
Some time ago, I built a similar project: https://github.com/dethos/worker-ddns The main difference is that, for security reasons, it uses a "Cloudflare worker" to change the DNS record. > Since Cloudflare
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"Extracting wisdom" from conference videos(blog.ovalerio.net)
1 points by dethos 2y ago|0 comments
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by dethos 2y ago
I solved it by avoiding Google products and services, whenever possible.
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Are Redis ACL password protections weak?(blog.ovalerio.net)
1 points by dethos 2y ago|0 comments
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by dethos 2y ago
Sounds great. I'm eager to try it, when a release with early Linux support is published. Keep it going.
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by dethos 3y ago
Fairphone?
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by dethos 3y ago
It is a good question, I assume that for the overall internet the adoption percentage will always be very low. However, the sites scanned are, theoretically, the top 1M, which include a high number of established businesses and other big or

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