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localhostinger
2mo ago
I am running a niche SaaS with around 20 users per day on AWS. I too was shocked when I saw the $1.7billion bill, instead of the usual $1.5billion.
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localhostinger
2mo ago
HTMX is great for a lot of things, but if you're working in a team, and your colleagues are not on board, it's tough. Lots of "this is not a serious technology" kind of arguments. All kinds of bugs simply initially blame
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localhostinger
2mo ago
Oh very interesting! I'm gonna give this a try for an upcoming PoC that I want to build as a PWA.
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localhostinger
5mo ago
Happy to see this popping up here, I watched the Linux Tage talk last week. The demo just kept getting better and better, to a point where the audience just interruptively cheers and claps away. I know nothing about the contents, but this w
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Heinz Zemanek and the Curious Story of the "Mailüfterl"
(informatics.tuwien.ac.at)
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localhostinger
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localhostinger
9mo ago
In IT school back in 2008 (with 14). I had absolutely no idea about the school or programming, I was just knowing my way around computers, so I signed up for it. We started with C and I remember the first couple of weeks and exercises just
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localhostinger
9mo ago
Great job!
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9mo ago
I'm trying to make localhosting ( https://thelocalhostinger.dev/localhosting ) a thing. It's about finding ways to strip away unnecessary complexity of selfhosting in very specific edge use cases. Right now I am tin
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10mo ago
I like to think of test coverage as a negative indicator, i.e. if coverage falls below some defined percentage, it's a bad sign. But it doesn't make sense to optimize for that metric, because, as you said, you can have 100% test c
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10mo ago
Interesting! It's nice to see people are experimenting with these, and I wonder if this kind of junk data generators will become its own product. Or maybe at least a feature/integration in existing software. I could see it going t