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In-reply-to » Between Friday 8am and Monday 8am it rained 161 liters per square meter. Our weatherman in town measured alone 40 liters on Sunday between 22:30 and 23:45. On average we get 92 liters in total in the entire May and 96 liters in June. It was a lot, but i didn't think it was actually that much. Wow!

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Fair enough ! Something new I learned 😅

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In-reply-to » @prologic i've used it on some small side projects and it was great. my 8-5 gig isn't too keen on it yet which wasn't surprising.

FWIW I tend to find most 8-5 gigs aren’t really interested in simplicity or efficiency. Software are often all quite meeslessly complex and hard to maintain both organizationally and technically.

I think part of it is also human nature and the effect of adding more people to projects or organizations.

I’m often reminded when coming across things like htmx of the adage of an Enterprise software team vs. a Startup or Open source team developing the same solution.

Aho gets it done faster, better and more efficiently?

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In-reply-to » Between Friday 8am and Monday 8am it rained 161 liters per square meter. Our weatherman in town measured alone 40 liters on Sunday between 22:30 and 23:45. On average we get 92 liters in total in the entire May and 96 liters in June. It was a lot, but i didn't think it was actually that much. Wow!

do you guys in Germany normally measure rainfall in liters per square meter? here in Australia we normally just use a rain gauge and measure the number of millimeters of water collected in the rain cage as a protocol height.

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In-reply-to » The river upstream kissed the hundred-year flood level (462 cm) the other day. https://www.hvz.baden-wuerttemberg.de/pegel.html?id=00265 (To me that link looks broken, but maybe it works on other browsers. :-?)

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Oh my god! That’s insane! And you say your house i on a hill?! How in the hell did water get up that far?! I’m glad you’re okay but sheesh that must have been a tad bit scary?

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In-reply-to » @prologic Some https://9front.org/ people run it as a daily driver and I don't think beauty is the only measure of software quality, nice to have but I won't judge as piece of software for being ugly.

P.S. I can’t post replies from the thread pages, it gives me a 400 error.

Uggh that old chestnut 🌰 Never have been able to hunt down that bug/problem :/ 😢

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In-reply-to » Beer CSS - Build material design in record time, without stress for devs -- This is an interesting CSS library hmmm 🧐 What do y'all think @mckinley @bender Is this a viable nice library to use (recall we were comparing Picnic CSS, Bulma, Spectre, etc?)

I updated the go-htmx-demo if anyone wants to have a bit of a play. I added this nice little CSS library (Beer CSS) to the mix which makes things quite nice, and it’s (so far) pretty easy for me to use (as a non UI/UX designer)

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In-reply-to » Hmm, when I join all my eight incremental database schema changes into just a single one (basically drop support for migration of old databases), my test execution time drops from about 1:10 minutes to just 33 seconds. I might consider doing exactly that. I'm the only one who runs that software anyway.

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Sure, but in theory though you only need to keep one migration file, n-1 🤣 – Not all of them 😅

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In-reply-to » Go Wiki: Go Code Review Comments - The Go Programming Language 👈 Can Someone better at Go than me explain the guidance on interfaces here such that I understand why? Explain this to me like I'm five! Apparently this was talked about on Reddit some ~3yrs ago, but I missed the memo 📋 #Go #Inerfaces

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Yeah, I guess it’s not a hard and fast rule as such. I think you’re right in that it probably comes from the Java enterprise world. This was sparked from when I decided (for some reason) in Bitcask v2 that I would define a set of interfaces for the library’s public facing API. Turns out that probably not really needed or that useful I guess.

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In-reply-to » Hmm, when I join all my eight incremental database schema changes into just a single one (basically drop support for migration of old databases), my test execution time drops from about 1:10 minutes to just 33 seconds. I might consider doing exactly that. I'm the only one who runs that software anyway.

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Haha, migrations can get rather complicated and pointless IMO 🤣 Kind of reminds me of our other thread, which is also a good read and somewhat related to over-use of the “let’s have a migration for every change to the DB we make”

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In-reply-to » Hello @bmallred I hope you're doing well. I dunno if it's normal, but it seems like I am unable to access your twtxt.tx file... 😅

Good spotting! It’s impossible for me to spot because I don’t have request/response logging for my yarnd instance and all that is handled transparently by the app anyway.

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An interesting fog formation early this afternoon in the park tha our house backs on to, in full daylight 😱

What about y’all? Anything interesting to share today? 🤔

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Thinking about how to programmatically manage what’s displayed on the Front page / Discover view…

Today we have the two optinos:

  • Local posts only
  • All posts in cache

I’m thinking of additional checkbox (on|off) options such as:

  • Latest post per feed

Any other ways we can manage this a bit better? 🤔

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In-reply-to » Google Cloud Accidentally Deletes UniSuper's Online Account Due To 'Unprecedented Misconfiguration' A "one-of-a-kind" Google Cloud "misconfiguration" resulted in the deletion of UniSuper's account last week, disrupting the financial services provider's than half a million members. "Services began being restored for UniSuper customers on Thursday, more than a week after the sy ... ⌘ Read more

Anyone caught wind of this event? What are your thoughts? 🤔

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Kind of hoping we don’t see another ~330 twt burst of god only knows what this is 🤣

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In-reply-to » Elon Musk Says AI Could Eliminate Our Need to Work at Jobs In the future, "Probably none of us will have a job," Elon Musk said Thursday, speaking remotely to the VivaTech 2024 conference in Paris. Instead, jobs will be optional — something we'd do like a hobby — "But otherwise, AI and the robots will provide any goods and services that you want." CNN reports that Musk added this would require "universal high income" — a ... ⌘ Read more

Elon Musk is a fucking idiot. 🤦‍♂️ I can’t wait for our “AI” overlords to make me my favorite Sunday morning breakfast and hallucinate half the ingredients! 😱

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