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Why I chose PHP for my new side project(commit.pizza)
4 points by commitpizza 3y ago|0 comments
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by commitpizza 3y ago
I don't know, I live in one of the most woke countries on earth most likely so I have some experience in speaking out. I have only ever lost like one job over it and I always speak my mind about matters like this. I think people are af
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by commitpizza 3y ago
Well to be honest I don't. But I am guessing because it's stupid and meaningless and usually that won't prevail in the end. People may be tricked into it for a while but when they see the true power play that are in place the
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by commitpizza 3y ago
"Open"AI seems more and more like a douche bag company. Sure they have a great product which is better than most competitors but now they try and use their new money to prohibit others of making progress. I really hope regulators
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by commitpizza 3y ago
I can't wait until the silent majority stops being silent and throws out CoC and their people from projects. It is seriously a toxic thing that creates debates over stuff where there is no need for it to be a debate to begin with.
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by commitpizza 3y ago
I watch elixir from a distance and don't have that much practical experience in it but this looks like it's too hard to read in order to be that useful imo. At least I wouldn't use it mostly because of the paranthesis and I r
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by commitpizza 3y ago
Yes, people can look you up and threaten you and that has happened to me more than once now. Criminals use it a lot which is increasingly a large problem due to the mass immigration that has sky-rocketed violent crimes in our country. They
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by commitpizza 3y ago
There is already a grest swedish cloud peovider called GleSYS. They are 100% running on renewable energy and the have an awesome control panel to control your servers. I only wish that they had more hosted solutions like digital ocean. Othe
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by commitpizza 3y ago
My country publishes everyones data which then is offered by a number of services: https://mrkoll.se as an example. I wrote a blog article about it: https://commit.pizza/2022/10/16/the-only-way-of-
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by commitpizza 3y ago
Well.. tons of specific libraries are obviously not there that exist in other languages that makes completing tasks faster. And even if they do exist, the documentation is often very sparse or the library is not super actively maintained li
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by commitpizza 3y ago
True and honestly, as an experienced developer it wasn't that huge of a step to start coding in Elixir. It's just that I (at least) is still thinking in an object-oriented way even when I'm working in Elixir because that is w
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by commitpizza 3y ago
I understood that, I just think your arguments are bad. > There is no chance of "keeping politics out of" anything. Making such a decision or rule is highly political too. Of course there is and such a decision is not about gen
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by commitpizza 3y ago
I have tried Liveview and I have looked at alternatives and I have to say that even if I don't use Phoenix or Elixir on daily basis, Liveview is easily the best out there. The developer experience is great and Phoenix is just a great f
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by commitpizza 3y ago
> IMO by even caring about this at all in your language decisions, you’re engaging in the exact same kind of game as those people are Well, that is becaused I feel forced into it. I wouldn't care about the maintainers political view
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by commitpizza 3y ago
> Honestly how much does their political stance affect your work? Since I do not use Rust, not at all. But if I were this policy would affect me. For example, I had a domain with "rust" in it. I let it expire, since I decided n
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by commitpizza 3y ago
I get that there will be politics enough to go around and honestly I only think it strenghten my point. There is no need to bring in external politics since there is enough in the technical space alone.
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by commitpizza 3y ago
Here is a good walk-through of the changes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gutR_LNoZw0 I don't particularly care about Rust but one of the reasons I've hesitated to learn / use it was because the project see
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by commitpizza 3y ago
If my company would mandate this, I would look for another job.
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Index.php Is Back(twitter.com)
2 points by commitpizza 3y ago|1 comments
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by commitpizza 3y ago
I don't get it, sure it's nice to have quick actions in Slack but the types of content I write in Slack/Teams are not usually stuff I care so deeply about that I need to get the help of an AI to improve it really. If I really
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by commitpizza 3y ago
The problem with RxJS is that it feels like Node did in the beginning. It's hard as eff to figure out where the system goes, what happens when, in what order etc.
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by commitpizza 3y ago
As an Angular dev (not by choice) that kind of dislike RxJS I welcome this change. A lot. This will make the code so much easier to read and write. Good work Angular team!
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by commitpizza 3y ago
The issue is that it's the way Microsoft conduct business at all. The default should be opt-in not hard to find opt-outs for every patch. I would say no, there is no way to make it more tolerable unless you run something like shutup10
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by commitpizza 3y ago
Yep same here and also for some strange reason, there is always a mixed race couple and the man is almost always black and the woman white. Almost never any other races involved basically and it's almost never a black woman and a white
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by commitpizza 3y ago
Well its great if you love being spied upon, Edge is filled with spyware tools which Microsoft tries to make you enable with dark patterns each time you update windows.
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by commitpizza 3y ago
> Are we really crying over this amount? Yes since using 4-5 services will cost like $100 / month and if you pay that amount and still can't get most content it's ridicolously highly priced.
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by commitpizza 3y ago
> Y'all are defending not paying while still using said service with arguments that don't support your case. I am barely using Netflix though. But yes it happens that sometimes I'll watch something on Netflix, perhaps once
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by commitpizza 3y ago
Many people already pay for the service. They pay for a multi user account, the problem is that they are cutting off people that are not living under the same roof. Then they require you to pay an additional $8 for each extra member, it tha
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by commitpizza 3y ago
My brother pay for a "multi-device" account. When they introduce this and the family get cut off he will most likely unsubscribe in time or downgrade to a personal account.
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by commitpizza 3y ago
Probably they recognize ips so they'll realize that you are sharing if you are logging in from another ip over time. I think it's like at least once every 30 days or so, that'll protect most people from false positives when t

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