Build it, write about it, ship it

David Columbia has died yesterday. Not many here will have agreed with him on many issues, but still I feel he was an important part of the discussion.

Well played #GER 🇩🇪🏀⚡️. Best team on the tournament without a doubt! Svaka čast momci! 🇷🇸🏀⚡️

Two things that I didn't earn that I am deeply grateful for: my parents are not Boomers (they are Silents), and I'm not a Boomer (I'm a GenZ).

Do you have a guilty pleasure?

That’s the same thing, isn’t it? Outliers don’t go well with optimizing, so you remove them first. That’s 101 of data sanitation, otherwise your model/message will over- or under-fit.

If it looks like nostr development is slowing down is because many of us are laying down important groundwork that doesn’t shine.

I don’t believe “cancel-culture” is the right term. I think it’s just neo-liberal marketing-speak coming from SEO texters. They want to reduce free speech to a soft all-pleasing marketing-speak with no edges.

Oh, or newspeak.

As you just pointed out yourself, that's a skill issue.

If you don't read yourself in & go into containers with a 90's #Linux attitude, you *will* definitely fail.

Docker does not remove all the Linux “crap” - it just hides it. Arguably that works fine in many cases, but I have seen many where it didn’t.

So in development and for small setups (basically 99% of all setups you will do on your own) I prefer not using docker.

... Maybe. ;)

I am just a lazy dude. Heck, I wrote scripts to update caddy with modules and stuff just so I don't have to type them all out and run Watchtower so I can just update containers automatically - useful for something like Jellyfin which doesn't need a lot of attention, if at all, when updating.

Alpine would also be my personal choice; the OpenWrt thing I run on my homeserver is not Alpine, but shares some of the basics (musl, size oriented, etc.). I like it, and actually use apk to get whatever is not in the openwrt repo xD