lakomen

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by lakomen 2y ago
Honestly it has been a clusterfuck from the start, cringe af. It got better over the seasons, but it still had facepalm moments galore. Ugh. In some Stockholm syndrome kind of way I'm missing it now however, quite schizophrenic. I stil
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by lakomen 2y ago
Why is this not a website but I have to install something?
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by lakomen 2y ago
No browser plugin?
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by lakomen 2y ago
It will be glorious. I have quite a few recordings I'd like to watch
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by lakomen 2y ago
I'm tired of the constant attacks on our privacy and sovereignty. Be it technical or political
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by lakomen 2y ago
You also terminate accounts at your sole discretion
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by lakomen 2y ago
Yeah but at some point the life of the party became boring because it was all day every day. So we just hung out and smoked weed and played SNES, PSX on a daily basis and went to clubs on weekends and cafés from wed/thur onwards. I met
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by lakomen 2y ago
What's surprising about it? Teens are attracted by things that are forbidden to them. When you legalize drugs that falls off. Also enough information is available nowadays that doesn't come from some finger waving "you you yo
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by lakomen 2y ago
Of course it is. All those open source copycat projects, using open source to get exposure then switching. Boo. Just like cockroachdb. Taking Open source contributions for free then making it spyware or payware. Bleh
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by lakomen 2y ago
Not at all.
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by lakomen 2y ago
That's just a distributed monolith and you shouldn't do that.
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by lakomen 2y ago
Graphql won the race for me. Grpc is no longer relevant. Too many hurdles, no proper to and from Web support. You have to use some 3rd party non free service.
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by lakomen 2y ago
1st thought, without reading it, "what have they done now again?" EU always means making life more complicated, see cookie banners. Politicians need a reason to explain why they're getting paid to do their job, so they create
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by lakomen 2y ago
Or maybe they shouldn't
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by lakomen 2y ago
Not just US, I read this about Germany and Australia as well. Might or might not be true
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by lakomen 2y ago
Yeah but we're in the digital age and trying to make things better than they were
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by lakomen 2y ago
Oh he'll no not another standard no one needs. JSON is good enough
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by lakomen 2y ago
Colo is a lot more expensive than some dedi or VM somewhere. Can you provide me with a 12 core 32gb ecc 2TB ssd for 33eur/m? I doubt it.
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by lakomen 2y ago
I've had many bad experiences with Hetzner, from taking my server offline because someone posted something bad and created an Abuse report, to unwillingness to cooperate to let me keep my ipv6 subnet after a forced move of data centers
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by lakomen 2y ago
It's a big step back
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by lakomen 2y ago
I worked with AngularJS, Angular, Vue, Svelte and now React. I tried React time and again but found it to be too complicated and ineffective. I like Vue best. But lately I have completed a few React projects, because of a graphql package
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by lakomen 2y ago
And what about all those murder movies, the horror movies, the gun shooting movies, the extortion murder rape kidnapping etc, crime in general, intrigue, blackmail, scheming? We have a subscription to a package that has a lot of US content.
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by lakomen 2y ago
It's not that Angular isn't cool, it's not productive and very cumbersome. Rxjs gets in the way and ngrx has too much boilerplate. It's for large teams and companies that can afford to move slowly.
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by lakomen 2y ago
If you create a vite project with rr7 and a new remix project, it's the same project that gets created
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by lakomen 2y ago
But that's so ugh. Templates and the endless helper functions. No interactivity, all the if else blocks. No just no, not again.
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by lakomen 2y ago
Rust, I've been experimenting with it, and (tutorial) code written a year ago doesn't compile anymore. If there's something you shouldn't use, it's Rust, at least for the time being. Maybe in 10 years.
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by lakomen 2y ago
I've been getting into React recently, because of entgo and relay on the server. React with vite for SPA/PWA is lovely. React as a SSR with Next is a nightmare, because next auth. Graphql with GLUID aka Relay is awesome. React-oid
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by lakomen 2y ago
Yes, I'm aware how ipfs works, but that doesn't really answer the question :)
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by lakomen 2y ago
Thanks, yes rent 3 small (well 4 dedicated cores, 8GB RAM, 256GB storage) nodes for CP and double the size for workers, which should be enough for a test cluster, well test and actual real life prod cluster, external of course. Costs around
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by lakomen 2y ago
I find the basic Linux stuff is learning by doing and reading docs, using search and asking around. Docker has docs and also searchable examples and blogs. But k8s is an IMHO artificially fenced off area. No matter where I ask, I receive no

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