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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
For most teams selfhosting on 1U is more than enough which would cost about 1200€/year for housing + let's say 1800€/year for hardware acquisition/depreciation (probably more like 300€/year if you can work with seco
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
The question is do you trust a healthy user-empowering ecosystem will form around a VC-fueled corporation that controls 97+% of the bluesky network? https://arewedecentralizedyet.online/
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
> This can be a good tradeoff. That's a good tradeoff for durable hardware with available spare parts. That's not a good tradeoff for hardware that was designed so it cannot be repaired, such as newer Macs.
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
OS LTS support barely matters when planned obsolescence is baked in at the hardware level. Wearing parts (eg. SSD) are soldered on newer macs and there's intensive efforts to make sure even if you have the tools you can't repair i
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
I don't have a horse in this race, but "incompatible room types" is precisely an issue i encountered on a selfhosted server. Agreed, that was for S2S federation and not C2S, but that was an issue.
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
Yes, but i haven't met someone who uses Pidgin in more than 5 years. Still, the pidgin team appears to be alive and their blog is always a good read! https://pidgin.im/post/
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
> They're openly antagonistic to US tech firms. Utterly wrong. US tech firms have on many occasions violated deep fundamental EU regulations/rights and have barely received a slap on the wrist (fines). Very little is done to ke
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
I never pretended otherwise, unlike you. There are multitudes of humans and cultures, but you are reducing us all to your overhyped narrow silicon-valley view of humanity. Just because a few million people adhere to your AI death cult doesn
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
You are living in a bubble. I've never used LLM helpers, and in my circle nobody does willingly . Those who are forced by their bosses to use such tools really enjoy in their free time coding by hand without a stupid robot watching ov
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
I'm a little disappointed, because your comment made it look great, but when i look at >1000 commits in 2 months and inspect a few commits randomly, it looks like 100% slopware. The concept is marvelous, but i'm 100% not trusti
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
When it works, it's great. When it doesn't, good luck figuring out why. When you fork a project, it's really not clear in the UI why it's stalling (because it uses your configured runner, i.e. none, not the project&#x2
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
Had the same experience, but the import feature works really well (with `ALLOWED_DOMAINS = *` in app.ini). Bad news is i had to do this individually for each repo. Good news is it went great and fast, even for private repos.
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
Here in France, anecdata from friends working in non-profits. So-called "DEI" is far from a requirement for grants, and depending on the administration may in fact be a factor to get rejected. That being said, everyone in the asso
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
My understanding is at least a portion of the people who voted for Trump did not vote for reactionary fascism, but for what he publicly said/says he'll stand for: standing up for the little guy against ruling elites, stopping impe
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
To be clear, when i said we need controls on the handlebars, i was talking about an "assist level setting" like you have on the app, not a throttle. I had this on all my electric bikes: a button and a small LCD to indicate assist
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
I was shocked by the price, too. I mean a motor and a battery can't be so expensive, especially such a "small" battery (300Wh). That being said, having driven electric bikes for a while, here in France they're ridiculous
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
A smartphone app to change motor speed, really? Not even talking about your motor getting hacked (with the S in IOT standing for security and all), getting out a fragile device that captures all your attention while biking is really dangero
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
Living in France, this experience sounds really alien to me. All the workshops i've been involved in have like 2/3 professional suppliers, some more specialized in different product categories, and usually all it takes is a phone
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
1. In the scenario i'm mentioning, there's no LLMs being deployed at all for end users. Social networks, netflix-style video and email fits in a single rack for thousands of people (tens of thousands?). 2. Yes. That's already
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
Very simple. Out of 9000 garbage assessment, you end up with one correct proof, which from what i read is not really human-readable/elegant as such. This is to be expected out of a slop machine that has no notion of higher level concep
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
So what? It's good to have people question the status quo. Shut the stupid AI craze down before it finishes destroying whatever's left of our planet. Or are you not concerned that AI companies are now the n°1 fossil fuel lobbyists
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
The most anti DC people are not chronically online, if at all. Just because Youtube influencers exist doesn't mean they're anything close to the average concerned citizen. See also, how many people here in France were jailed for s
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
That's working under the (imo wrong) assumption that LLMs are what we need/want. First, because pushing toward the user can happen as shared hosting in your municipality and doesn't have to be in every home. Second, because i
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
> deal with the actual regulatory gaps since the focus ends up being on trying to block projects Two counterpoints: - the problem is not in "regulatory" gaps, but in how regulations are actually applied; regulation is usually g
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by selfhoster1312 2mo ago
Materialist analysis is not marxism although marxism is a kind of materialism-based economic analysis. Plenty of radical movements are not marxists (because Marx had a narrow understanding of the materiality of social relations), and plenty
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by selfhoster1312 3mo ago
So i'm not a fan of banking / money in general, but i'm surprised to such a rose-tainted comment upvoted so high. The real european alternative is the research project Taler https://taler.net , wero looks like ano
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by selfhoster1312 3mo ago
> they manufacture many of the products they sell If you're familiar with labor disputes around Decathlon, i think a more fair representation is they get other people to manufacture it for them, in what some NGOs call human traffick
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by selfhoster1312 3mo ago
For now, no. But to be fair, it hasn't reached prod yet. So far, only great upsides: developer experience (in templates) is considerably better, and djlint/j2lint make it even better (one for HTML validation through the templating
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by selfhoster1312 3mo ago
From what i understand `DIRS` is only for the top-level app. I couldn't find a way to apply it to inner apps (eg. `auth`, `order`, `etc`). I'd be happy if you know the way i don't have to rename all the template folders!
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by selfhoster1312 3mo ago
It's a practical alternative, but definitely not a drop-in replacement! I've been working on migrating a django project to jinja2 lately, see the diff: https://framagit.org/la-chariotte/la-chariotte/-&#x2

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