I would frankly in retrospect have been happy to replace her with AI. At least we would be dealing with someone programmed to be honest.
This intended burn is such a self-own it’s not even funny any more. The sycophantic word-predictor is not programmed to be “honest”, it doesn’t even have intent in the first place!
The one situation I can think of that fits this write-up is someone selfhosting for themself only - they would probably not use more than one or two services at a time and so could be interested in knowing how many they can stack/stand up idle on the same box or vps. Even then, a single person hosting an -arr stack and a code forge with ci/cd can easily find themselves triggering simultaneous active compute on several of these services.
When was this measured, and how were the apps installed?
The current latest release of forgejo is 16.0.2, which released almost two weeks ago. How did you get 7.0.9 running, compiled from source? I mainly ask because you state
No docker overhead in the numbers
Which I can’t tell if that means you’ve found a way to measure only the footprint of the in-container process(es) or that you installed these without docker entirely.
And your smeltworks website is giving me a 502 error /cloudflare status page, so I can’t check the supposed commands used.
Lemmy shows you a community’s posts in order — a big room really is a room with more people in it.
This is … wrong and misleading? The default sorting order for posts is “Active”. You can sort by “New” (as well as a whole bunch of other sorting methods) but it’s never been the only option. Maybe OP is on an instance who has set their default sorting order to “New”?
Furthermore, what is this “room” verbiage? Maybe it’s just an attempt at descriptive metaphor. To me, it comes off as mixing up Matrix rooms and Lemmy communities.
And then there’s the line
Which instance you’re on matters about as much as which community
Which (imo) misses how many instances, in practice, self-select who posts from them. I think there’s a degree to which these numbers reflect how much each instance’s userbase tends to get replies, but without more detail on what these uses are posting it’s a correlation at best and noise at worst.
Was not expecting Texas to be one of the two states.
I could have sworn that hexbear defederated from jlai.lu. there was a whole spat between our instances a while back.
Federation is still a work in progress IIRC.
But everyone can already selfhost their own instance if all they want is a web-facing git forge.
I have no hope for my car’s Android Auto or LG’s stupid website — but I choose to believe that everyday software will get better as a result of this frustration. We’re already seeing [acts of rebellion] against the current state of macOS and Windows, and I hope the trend will spread across the stack.
I was hopeful, until I clicked on “acts of rebellion” to see that he’s talking about omarchy…
For the unaware: https://マリウス.com/a-word-on-omarchy/
Now, maybe omarchy has gotten much better in the 8 or so months since this critique was first posted?
Not who you asked, but here’s a link to one party’s view (that starts by linking to something posted by another party): https://andrewkelley.me/post/my-thoughts-bun-rust-rewrite.html
the “AI engineer base in Japan” thing is so fuckin’ weird. has there been an account repeatedly posting that?
“regex” is short for “Regular Expression”, a type of program for matching characters in text. I haven’t read the actual code that uses the userRegexes list, but I think you’re safe to assume that it means the tesseract client was filtering your comments and/or posts.
Haven’t you heard? “React” content is the new meta (/s only half way).
Oh wow, I think this is the first time I’ve seen analognowhere referenced outside of the the fediverse community where pmjv posts their artwork.
I’m halfway through the logs; I’m finding them much more compelling than the initial story - something to do with the tone(s).
Thank you for writing/making this!
Without ever having actually played it, it reminds me of Riven
Put a cracker on his head and called it macaroni 🎶
Also that repo is full of vibed slop that barely works, see: https://github.com/deletexiumu/wifi-densepose
Slay the Spire but with poker hands instead of medieval-fantasy-combat
When one of the lead devs of the Lemmy backend names their online presence after the enactor/leader of said alleged genocide, it’s bound to come up at some point.