Having gone through the setup as an SSL terminator, it did have a bunch of unnecessary pain, though I now like my setup a lot. I’ll have to blog about it once I set up my blog. I can’t speak to the performance, though I would care about that once I run something more involved.
After looking at caddy a little harder, I can’t help but notice some sneerable qualities…
I’m using acme.sh for that. It also supports Hetzner API btw.
I have heard about caddy a couple times now from people seemingly new to hosting.
Can I ask why it’s so popular when Apache httpd still works fine and has reasonable governance?
I liked the take take, though it is put in perspective by the fact that he bought the “AI will revolutionize SW Engineering” story.
AI has enabled me to be more daring in my work and offered more difficult problems to tackle. It’s intoxicating, but also tiring. The productivity gains are real, but I wouldn’t put a multiplier on them. It all averages out around 20-25% individual productivity increase.
(from the first post on his blog)
Just realized this is also how I feel about Element.
I work with GitLab a lot. I think it’s better for organizations than using GitHub, but my SW Engineer Spidey sense gives me death spiral vibes.
They’ve swallowed the AI Kool-Aid and are redesigning the UI to push their Chatbot on you (disabled by my org fortunately, but I still see it). They are feature creeping the fuck out of their already bloated product and are engineering features specifically to keep lots of usefull stuff behind the paid tiers, which are getting more expensive.
It’s fine for institutional use if you have sane admins, but long-term I 100% bet on Forgejo.
This gives me very good vibes. The kids are all right. Maybe not economically, probably not, but in spirit at least.
Dieser Amateur wollte wohl schreiben:
Wiss-Fik Autor: in meinem Buch habe ich den Folter-Knotenpunkt als warnendes Beispiel erfunden.
Viel besser! überhebliche Meuchelpuffer Geräusche
If you wonder how you can look at any of this without viscerally realizing that it’s absolute dogshit, I found the authors perpetrators conclusion very insightful.
Where we go from here
I expect these issues to all be fixed by the end of 2027.
In the same cut, the guy then materializes a hat in his hand and puts it on, replacing the hat he was already wearing.
Hang on while I look up the sed command to edit your shirt off…
I grip your shirt (choose keyboard layout) and start lifting it over your head (selecting partition scheme), but you pull back, suddenly unsure…
“B-but this isn’t one of those cringe distros, is it?”
Explodierer Verwandte sein wie “Ach du heilige Scheiße, das kann man sich nicht entgehen lassen! Ich werde mein gesamtes Konsumverhalten danach ausrichten. Und wenn ich dafür Müll kaufen muss den ich nicht brauche, drück ich ihn einfach OP beim nächsten Besuch aufs Auge.”
Wearing this to all mandatory all-hands meetings from now on.
Skylight (2012? mayb 2013) by AtomA
Ah fuck, is this a !nosafetysmokingfirst or a !dontdeadopeninside?
Edit: Ok, it’s defs a !dontdeadopeninside
Liam’s here, for what it’s worth.
I almost wrote down, it sounded like it was written by a lurker on techtakes. The overlap of takes was just so damn high.
This rational animation channel seems to focus pretty non-stop on AI-risk crank talking points. Can’t tell by skimming if they’re engaging critically, but it seems unlikely.
And now you’re apparently inspired to make a cutsiefied rendering of a slop machine running prompts, which is likened to a child being encouraged to explore.
I don’t wanna shit on the art or anything, but it seems like the general AI psyop is getting to you a little.