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zsoltkacsandi

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    Comment #49234725

    A Golang web framework. https://github.com/gofabrik/fabrik I’ve been waiting for a spine surgery and to do something with my time I started experimenting with an idea I had. It com…

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    Comment #49183418

    Seemingly Cloudflare’s strategy nowadays is shipping “open-source” projects that are coupled with their own infastructure. First EmDash CMS, now this.

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    Comment #49158843

    I agree, Opus 5 is terrible. Worse than Opus 4.8.

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    Comment #48842684

    Completely agree with this. The biggest lie of software engineering is that everything can be testable with tests. That a 100% test coverage is an indicator of quality software.

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    Comment #48810044

    This seems like a blog post with a link to a github repo. So I am not sure what product you are referring to.

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    Comment #48792813

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    Comment #48786708

    I’ve never seen any reliable service built on a NoSQL store as a primary data store. If data consistency and not losing customer data important for you, RDBMS are just fine.

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    Comment #48697350

    This is a great project, but material design was the worst thing that Google invented and implemented. Completely tasteless, visually unappealing. Would be nice to see such a proje…

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    Comment #48695960

    And this is how Chinese AI companies will win over the U.S. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.

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    Comment #48690731

    There was no system prompt, I asked claude thru the CLI to implement something. It did not agree that I need that feature and offered something else. I started debating with it, wh…

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    Comment #48688569

    > With LLMs there is no social tax, I can be as blunt as I like. But there are other taxes to pay with LLMs; they don't learn, they BS relentlessly, there is less fun and camarader…

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    Comment #48622340

    > I'm paying for models I'll never be able to access That is very well put.

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    Comment #48561508

    > With JWTs you don'T have a list of valid tokens as state, but only a list of invalid ones (revoked). Yes, and a lookup operation is a lookup operation. Your database or data stru…

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    Comment #48560906

    > JWTs have a limited expiry timestamp, so you only ever need to maintain a revocation list for tokens not expired yet. Sessions have expiration timestamps too, and you can configu…

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    Comment #48556180

    I had exactly the same experience, and we went into the same direction (ansible + ec2). No regrets.

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    Comment #48542360

    Correct me if I am wrong, but AI made software development and operations more expensive than before. Yes, it is faster too, but the question: is it worth the price? Can the users …

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    Comment #48531519

    A full stack Golang framework (I know).

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    Comment #48527696

    From a technical standpoint, these are always impressive projects, but I've always wondered: has anyone ever encountered a use case where the Caddy was the bottleneck?

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    Comment #48475686

    We shipped software to governments and some big companies where this is a big no-no. Try to explain to your clients that during the development process some pieces were sent to Ant…

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    Comment #48249915

    JWT is fine. The problem is that people are using it for the wrong problems, like session cookies. But that has nothing to do with JWT.

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    Comment #48134418

    It’s ironic that even Linux is better Windows than Windows.

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    Comment #48121734

    Nothing. That’s why SaaS providers like GitHub start to build up features like GitHub CI to lock people in. You can easily move the repo, but moving your full CI has a real cost th…

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    Comment #48121675

    I think decentralization is the wrong answer for what people really need: portability.

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    Comment #48113249

    That’s very well put.

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    Comment #48091346

    After some medical leave, writing the third post for my series about how Linux works: https://serversfor.dev/linux-inside-out/