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pinkgolem
7mo ago
>Take off with the assurance your will will be done * Whatever the ai things is your will, will be done in a way the ai things is correct...
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pinkgolem
8mo ago
There are not? So Lyft and bolt do not exists? Same with Salesforce, there are a few hundred alternatives
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pinkgolem
8mo ago
Then you have access to better models then I do (4.6/5.3) The code is mostly not bad, but most programmers i have worked with write far better code.
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pinkgolem
8mo ago
I mean, if you tell a chain of 100 humans to redraw a a picture i would expect it to go similar, just much faster
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pinkgolem
8mo ago
I would argue the opposite.. What you get right now is mass replicated software, just another copy of sap/office/Spotify/whatever That software is not made individually for you, you get a copy like millions of other people an
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pinkgolem
8mo ago
A local business is not using AWS usually but shoppify or Odo or whatever hosting provider provides a management wp. And at least here in Germany, they are nickel an dimming on the hosting cost.
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pinkgolem
8mo ago
To be fair, i have never seen a business with a 500$ monthly cloud bill, AWS seems to start around 10k given or taken for a light production workload
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8mo ago
Cloud, dedicated is even cheaper
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pinkgolem
8mo ago
The last comparison I did was Hetzner offers 14x the performance per dollar Not including the faster SSD & included traffic
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
And we all know how that ended...
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10mo ago
> Surveillance has relevance to core CCC/hacking topics (privacy is a central topic against which hackers fight) Great, who exactly is making those rules for all hackers? People have complained about this for atleast the last 15 yea
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
The linked surveillance talk has nearly 0 references to computers and is all about media/reporting
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10mo ago
Love that you complain about not enough people breaking the law and somewhere below complains about to many people breaking the law Let's be real, the videos get far to much eyes to break the law. There are smaller talks and groups whe
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
Complex data analytics of political relevant topics have nothing to with hacking? With source code and data available to play with? I would love to know what you would think would be more fitting talks?
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
How is it computer adjacent, keep in mind, it's a talk about how the media communicates things... Surveillance was the political topic of 2020, so there was quite a few talks about that, migration is the political topic 2025, so there
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10mo ago
I mean, yes... Topics in politics shift
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
The event that starts with "die Sprache der überwacher" That's non political?
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
Such talks have been part of ccc for decades? I am getting more and more confused
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
You might align less with the points brought forward, but the amount of politics has not changed much in my perception.
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
I see this comment every year, and I am confused every time. There was no point in time where ccc or c3 was not an political event/organisation.
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
I use a https for localhost, there are a ton of options for that. But yes, the cert is created differently in prod and there are a few other differences. But it's much closer then in the cloud.
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10mo ago
I mean, going back a decade might be part of the reason? Configs having issues is like number 1 reason i like the setup so much.. I can configure everything on my local machine and test here, and then just deploy it to a server the same way
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pinkgolem
10mo ago
What was work you spend configuring those services and keeping them alive? I am genuinely curious... We have a very limited set of services, but most have been very painless to maintain.
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10mo ago
If you have a server where everything is on the server, the server being on means everything is online... There is not a lot of complexity going on inside a single server infrastructure. I mean just because you have backups does not mean y
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10mo ago
I mean, fair, we are ofc offloading some of that.. email being one of those, LLM`s being another thing. Task runner/que at least for us postgres works for both cases. We also self host an s3 storage and allow useruploaded content in wi
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10mo ago
>At a smaller business I worked at, I was able to use these services to achieve uptime and performance that I couldn’t achieve self-hosted, because I had to spend time on the product itself. So yeah, we’d saved on infrastructure engineer
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10mo ago
As someone who has done both.. i disagree, i find self hosting to a degree much easier and much less complex Local reproducibility is easier, and performance is often much better
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10mo ago
Would also be interested in a better platform Earthly did not work out, and dagger had the problem of we support everything but but nothing is great
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10mo ago
Yeah, we migrated to self hosted actions runnrers on hetzner 2 years ago, the speed improvement was massive
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11mo ago
... I mean Google meet handles it pretty well
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