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by gethly 1y ago
Because Traefik is lightweight and if you know Go, it can be even easier to get going as you can browse the source code and figure things out. HAproxy on the other hand is the big daddy of proxies. The pinnacle of high performance. There ar
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by gethly 1y ago
I use Traefik for local development on daily basis, where I have to run double digit https services. It works, but it was a pain to set up. The documentation sucks ** and the config is confusing AF. I would never recommend this to anyone. I
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by gethly 1y ago
If you are a senior developer, forget about job hunting and instead use your personal network(ask anyone whom you know to put in a word with their boss - not HR as you want to go through the internal hiring process and not the public one),
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by gethly 1y ago
I think that as long as you can provide physical address where you are able to receive mail under pseudonym, you can use nay service. The main point with these DNS testing services is to prevent them form linking your DNA with your identity
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by gethly 1y ago
I am adding OAuth and Open ID Connect to Gethly.com ..which is essentially done, in order to add support for "paywall as a service" feature to enable content creators to host their content outside of the platform. I'll be rol
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by gethly 1y ago
Yes it is. Everyone knows it. We're just waiting for it to pop, that's all. Wait for China to refactor their DeepSeek v3 to run on Huawei chips. Then you'll see the US stock marker crash.
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by gethly 1y ago
Try going for a long run(10km) or a walk(2h). NO HEADPHONES!
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by gethly 1y ago
Yes, this guy's business is that. And it is MY business, not my customers'. If you do not understand the nuance of what I am saying, rather keep your thoughts to yourself as you portray yourself in very ignorant light.
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by gethly 1y ago
I was obviously not talking about end customers but businesses. In my case, digital content creators should just do that - create digital content. They have no reason to tackle hosting, payments, access rules... as that is not their busines
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by gethly 1y ago
What is all the fuss about? In the ancient times, you put your entry into the database(ANY database), either with TTL or cache tags, and have a cron job that periodically flushes the table. Then in your application you check if you have the
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by gethly 1y ago
> This perfectly captures why code reviews by someone who didn't write the original are so valuable. You can't unsee your own assumptions. It's not just that. It's anything creative, really. It can be a tech startup,
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by gethly 1y ago
cloudflare is definitely one of those companies that is in most people's blind spot. no one ever asks how a company that has astronomical operational costs is able to thrive with free services which themselves break encryption of onlin
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by gethly 1y ago
> How does a digital ID solve an illegal immigration problem It does not. That is not what this is for. It is just how they are selling it to the public. Just like with age verification for porn sites to supposedly protect the children o
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by gethly 1y ago
Athlon was my second computer(cpu) after i486. I think the core was K7 architecture and it had 700MHz clock, iirc. I rememebr Athlon/AMD being much cheaper than Intel and it was very exotic even thinking about it as Intel was EVERYWHER
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by gethly 1y ago
Was about to comment on this but you got right to the point. All of this is because people are lazy to build, let alone maintain, their own damn programs and servers.
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by gethly 1y ago
youtube is worse. it usually gives you three matches, than some completely random sh** that does not match a single keyword you typed in.
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by gethly 1y ago
I sometimes use grok. But not much. Your confusion is strange. I never said the tech is a bubble(it can be used today, although in very limited manner, compared to how it is being sold to the public), just the financial aspect of it. If you
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by gethly 1y ago
Because AI is a financial bubble and it is the only thing holding up the entire US stock market. But the day of reckoning of near.
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by gethly 1y ago
Absolutely! I always tell people who want to learn to program to have a goal in mind. Something they want to actually build and use, not just yet another todo list they do not care about and won't touch ever again. In a way, it is bett
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by gethly 1y ago
That is perfectly fine. You are the customer and you can choose whom you will give your business to. My point is that companies should not be doing it because they instantly cut their potential customer base by half with every single act of
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by gethly 1y ago
Eh, aren't all FSs the same, essentially? Can't we just configure the limits during the OS installation and be done with gazillion FSs?
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by gethly 1y ago
Any business that goes political/activist should be written off by any of their customers - for ever.
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by gethly 1y ago
Keep in mind that cloudflare is essentially a MITM "totally not created and backed by any spy agency that might come to mind" free service that lives off of few large clients but otherwise offers their services essentially for fre
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by gethly 1y ago
I think this might have something to do with the data being tied to he application itself. In other words no portability/vendor lock-in type of thing.
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by gethly 1y ago
This looks like something you tinker with during a weekend when you are bored out of your mind.
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by gethly 1y ago
It is infuriating that this thing is opt-out instead of opt-in, irregardless of advanced notice to configure it.
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by gethly 1y ago
No book but videos / YT channels, articles, blogs about ketosis and nutrition, spread over many many years. Mark Sisson, Low Carb Down Under, Anthony Chaffee, Shawn Baker..and many many others that come to mind. Main point is to learn
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by gethly 1y ago
No matter what people say, the reality is that people use languages they know best. And unless you strive for the best possible performance, there is really no other reason to change that. Do not let perfectionism be in the way of "goo
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by gethly 1y ago
One way to look at this from programming points of view is interfaces(class) vs objects(id). Tying everything to specific object means refactoring becomes impossible. Whilst also relying solely in on interfaces means you might have too loos
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by gethly 1y ago
If it dies, it dies. - Ivan Drago

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