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Why is Apache still popular even as Nginx has proven its mettle on performance?
7 points by pyeri 11mo ago|12 comments
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by pyeri 11mo ago
Yes, most people in this age are trapped in the widespread phenomenon of "digital media induced dopamine traps". Your mind may never let you use old school slow information gathering tools (like books, manuals and software documen
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by pyeri 11mo ago
Tunneling isn't that big of a toll on resource, it doesn't require storage/disk space nor compute power (CPU chips), all it needs is ingress/egress (spare bandwidth). A non-profit or decent business in telco can easily o
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by pyeri 11mo ago
localtunnel[1] is one good option, at least for now. [1] https://localtunnel.github.io/www/
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by pyeri 11mo ago
Yes, similar thing happened with Ruby gems community some days ago. Did the contributors got their access back now or Shopify is still controlling all the affairs?
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by pyeri 11mo ago
With no routes, no controllers, no business logic, how can the capability exist? These are the core components of a web app and require extensive coding. I know we might eventually get there but not with the present state of technology. The
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by pyeri 11mo ago
Is your browser version slightly older? I've found that Cloudflare turnstile (captcha verification system) often fails unless your browser version is latest and cutting edge. However, this extra mile security is only for Cloudflare&#x2
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by pyeri 11mo ago
It's like putting all your eggs in this one huge basket called AGI.
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by pyeri 11mo ago
It's almost like the only hope that the rich don't receive the Christmas gift is that AGI never arrives. AGI is literally that machine which will outperform even the best of engineers who then won't be needed at all.
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by pyeri 11mo ago
Few companies have done it successfully like Red Hat, Odoo ERP and Sensio Labs (the company that builds Symfony framework).
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by pyeri 11mo ago
The Linux kernel is a separate system layer here, it's the AOSP parts like the Dalvik Runtime (equivalent of JRE) and components built on top of it (such as Play Store) which are being subject to permissive licensing abuse. If AOSP its
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by pyeri 11mo ago
This situation would have been avoided if we, as community of engineers, had insisted on full and uncompromised open source (Stallmanist or GPL way) right from the start instead of going the ESR way of half-hearted open source where it&#x27
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Open challenge to all the vibe coding fans and enthusiasts
1 points by pyeri 11mo ago|0 comments
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by pyeri 11mo ago
All true except it being expensive though. I'm yet to find a major and reliable cloud service provider who can beat AWS on pricing. In fact, most either use or resell AWS under the hood themselves, even Vercel does as it turned out rec
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Signal president Meredith Whittaker says they had no choice but to use AWS(theregister.com)
33 points by pyeri 11mo ago|39 comments
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Which is the best 100% India based cloud hosting service provider?
3 points by pyeri 11mo ago|1 comments
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Programming is morphing from a creative craft to a dismal science
2 points by pyeri 11mo ago|1 comments
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With impeccable timing, AWS debuts automated cloud incident report generator(theregister.com)
2 points by pyeri 11mo ago|0 comments
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AI can turn us into a society of p-zombies(prahladyeri.github.io)
12 points by pyeri 1y ago|4 comments
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by pyeri 1y ago
Learning coding is easier than ever today, it's no longer the domain of few elite nerds sitting behind desks in large offices. It takes less than two days to learn python from free online resources like Youtube and SoloLearn; surely a
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AI assistance is only making coders dumb, lazy and prone to replacement
27 points by pyeri 1y ago|14 comments
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Convention over LLM (CoL) – A novel approach to coding
1 points by pyeri 1y ago|0 comments
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by pyeri 1y ago
I've just stepped into LLMs, pytorch, transformers, etc. on the learning path, I don't know much about advanced AI concepts yet. But I somehow feel that scale alone isn't going to solve AGI problem, there is something fundame
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I am a programmer, not a rubber-stamp that approves Copilot generated code(prahladyeri.github.io)
239 points by pyeri 1y ago|280 comments
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Unpopular Opinion: ChatGPT is no substitute for learning core coding concepts
9 points by pyeri 1y ago|3 comments
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by pyeri 1y ago
At some point, someone will start calling it out. GenZ may not as they've taken these things as granted or "way of life", but GenA might if they ever start thinking critically and out of the box.
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The Death of Utilitarian Programming
30 points by pyeri 1y ago|32 comments
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Launch: Focus Beam– Lightweight Project and Timesheet Manager in WinForms (.NET)
1 points by pyeri 1y ago|0 comments
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Statically typed languages are like Elephants
1 points by pyeri 1y ago|1 comments
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The last 15 years of Software are a disaster [video](youtube.com)
2 points by pyeri 1y ago|0 comments

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