gonzalohm

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by gonzalohm 4mo ago
But I'm wondering if you are doing something wrong. I just tried nebula in Firefox 151.0.3 and it works flawlessly. Full screen works, all buttons in the player work. I also tried it on Firefox for Android and it works. Do you have any
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by gonzalohm 4mo ago
How do you deal with sending emails? When I was self hosting my emails would be flagged by Gmail (or any other email providers) so I effectively only had a self hosted inbox, which sucks
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by gonzalohm 4mo ago
Interesting. I also use Firefox and Nebula works fine for me. Do you have any extensions that may be causing that?
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by gonzalohm 4mo ago
That sounds like the apple fanboys "but it just works, why wouldn't I like a monopoly"
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
Can you fire ceramic in a house oven? Or do you need something more industrial?
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
I think the yogurt may be a bad example. Most store yogurts don't have any weird preservatives, it's just milk, live cultures and sugar. I would recommend doing your own to save money though.
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
That would make sense to me if we didn't live in a world of food engineered to be addictive (talking about prepared food here) I think now more than ever it's important to be strict about food rules (meal times, what kind of meals
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
Careful I posted something similar in another Cloudfare thread and people threw at me like lions. They don't see anything wrong with one entity controlling most of the internet traffic
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
The graph only goes back to May 3rd 2026. I guess that was the start of humanity
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
How much stupid shit do we need tolerate in the name of safety?
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
The first time I opened the link I only got 17% blocked. I opened the link again and it went up to 74%. Weird
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
Some people like to brag about how productive they have become with AI, but I see them spending a few hours a week adjusting which model to use, trying the new shiny harness or writing Claude skills. Are you really more productive if instea
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
It doesn't, it's the same problem. But at least AWS provides more services. Cloudfare is just an extra layer to route traffic
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
I don't think you get it. They block Cloudfare IPs so services using Cloudfare become unreachable. I don't live in Spain anymore, but I have friends that can't access their university website while a soccer match is ongoing.
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
One thing is hosting, which obviously comes with centralizing risks but a different one is just deciding to add a layer of "protection" in front of every website so that as much traffic as possible goes through one single company.
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
Yeah, Spanish la Liga is so happy about Cloudfare
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
That's not true. Read about all the drama happening in Spain when an entity (the soccer league) decides to block all the Cloudfare IPs. You are stuck with no access to most websites behind Cloudfare, and that's a lot of them
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
And then when Cloudfare decides to start exploiting all the data they have and all the services they provide for their own benefit then what
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
What do you like about Cloudfare? Do you like the centralization of the internet?
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
SQL may not be perfect, but I think the biggest pain points come from databases themselves. Any changes to the table structure (like a simple column rename) breaks all your queries. Data versioning not supported. Documentation not supported
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
The code is simple to maintain until the database changes. Then you will experience the pain of SQL
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
It's interesting because in software it's usually the opposite. First to market is the winner even with an inferior product. See whatsapp and telegram
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
The downside is all the stress from unrealistic objectives
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
Not in retirement accounts
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
And oh boy do they make sure everyone knows that they are doing an IPO
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
I'm talking about programmers doing this. That's what's sad. These were normal people before,but it feels like they have some kind of AI schizophrenia now. They don't use their brains anymore
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
Yeah, and what's up with adding dry run to everything? I saw some code that doesn't write anything but still the AI added a dry run which had a completely different codebase
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
In my opinion, the problem is not even the cost. The problem is that people are using AI for running recurrent stuff instead of writing code to automate it. For example. Imagine that you are comparing two documents (let's assume diff d
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
That's so stupid. Let the agent write code that will never be used then and you focus on the important code
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by gonzalohm 5mo ago
And no one argues about unrealistic deadlines?

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