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by frevib 9d ago
https://bunny.net/
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by frevib 9d ago
We use them en they have improved a lot in the last year. For edge services they have all the important thing like ddos protection and edge scripting. There is no replacement for Cloudflare Tunnel, but frp [1] is a good alternative. We don’
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by frevib 28d ago
> AI is empowering us to replace crappy vendor software with something better Really hope this to be true, but I think companies will go for crappy vendor software than one-man, unvetted, vibe coded software.
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by frevib 29d ago
Great effort, thanks for that. But do we still trust the open source software that is created now everything is vibe coded? Recently there was a thread about Chatto [1], a Slack replacement completely vibe coded by one person. It works and
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by frevib 29d ago
There are trade-offs, but there huge differences in quality between say a Michelin or Pirelli and a cheap Chinese brand.
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by frevib 1mo ago
> Whst is this bit of code doing? This only applies to bad code. A formal programmic language beats an informal language anytime. Why on earth would you translate an unambiguous formal language to English? > Is there a risk of data le
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by frevib 1mo ago
Currently the bad quality of architecture and holistic view of models is probably explained by the fact that the models just cannot do it. Free markets and China will make sure of that, kind of. In reality Claude and Codex are better and pr
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by frevib 1mo ago
> I don't think this clear lack of ability is some conspiracy. Maybe currently not. But we will never be able to know, as models are undeterministic and benchmarks are kind of scams. When you cannot prove that something gets worse,
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by frevib 1mo ago
No surprise, LLM companies optimize for waste. More tokens, and more prompts means more revenue. Reminds of Google’s Prabhakar Raghavan story: deliberately making search worse [1] [1]: https://pluralistic.net/2024/04&#x
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by frevib 2mo ago
Any recommendations for an OSS maps app that provides tracks like Strava,l and Komoot?
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by frevib 2mo ago
You shouldn’t use ORM entities as domain models. The domain should not depend on anything from the integration layer (db entities, REST request/ response, etc). Ideally models are generated from SQL schemas, which you map to domain mod
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by frevib 3mo ago
Scaleway and OVH. Upcloud close second.
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by frevib 3mo ago
At this point Anthropic is a pure marketing and PR company. Super catchy names like Opus, Mythos and Fable trying to get you to think that these software products are actually super-human life changing experiences. Boris Cherny coming to HN
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by frevib 3mo ago
This guy dubbed it “get Komooted”, as they pulled the same trick for used-to-be-great cycling app Komoot: https://bikepacking.com/plog/when-we-get-komooted/ The app quality almost immediately went down the drain a
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by frevib 4mo ago
“the reality of AI right now is that it only works for coding.” Kind of…
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by frevib 4mo ago
I think saying no is more important now with AI, as features can be built so quickly now. But there are a lot more costs after the feature has been built. Mostly with AI the code isn’t understood that well, wich incurs a cognitive debt. The
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by frevib 4mo ago
Code is a liability. Saying no is because the engineer wants to reduce complexity, not because she/ he is so subjectively “obsessed” with code quality. The term “quality” is nowadays misunderstood by management. It means the right amou
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by frevib 4mo ago
CLOUD Act and FISA §702
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by frevib 4mo ago
They’re not doing too great atm: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/topstocks/kyndryl-s-stock-is...
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by frevib 4mo ago
> AFAIK Solvinity can't access the data. Solvinity is the hoster. It can fully access the stack.
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by frevib 4mo ago
Scaleway has introduced Edge services recently: https://www.scaleway.com/en/edge-services/ No ddos protection yet.
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by frevib 4mo ago
To the user: friendly message with uuid. In the logs: detailed technical message with uuid.
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by frevib 4mo ago
> without a solid privacy guarantee. That’s a promise, no technical guarantee. Then there’s Cloud Act and FISA. > Google is likely very happy to give up on the privacy violations “likely”, exactly. This can change any time. We’ll just
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by frevib 4mo ago
Same here. They’re subsidized by taking kids’ privacy.
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by frevib 4mo ago
Please not the schools. We don’t need privacy-invading closed systems with built-in slot machines. We need deterministic open systems where kids’ privacy is protected. Please not schools…
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by frevib 4mo ago
> I've have personally never seen a good example where a cross vendor account provisioning actually working. At enterprise level, account provisioning with SCIM is the industry standard.
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by frevib 5mo ago
Drilling alone is €10.000. The whole installation of a air/water heat pump is €10.000. Mostly not worth it.
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by frevib 5mo ago
> What part of GitHub's executives' grand plan is "have a barely-functional service What about lock-in, being a monopoly? Why wouldn’t you maximize on saving costs? Sure some people leave, but the majority is not going any
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by frevib 5mo ago
I mean the stars, social features and branding of Github make it more or less a lock-in. You can go somewhere else, but it’s not the same experience. > If you think you need those sweet GitHub stars, I can't help you. The majority o
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by frevib 5mo ago
I think Microsoft’s home game is “monopolize and enshittify”. They are the masters and know the exactly what amount of enshittification is too much. E.g. Hashimoto quitting GH is probably totally worth the 10 SREs they fired. Us plebs canno

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