Could someone reply with tagging the community?

It’s a long standing joke, calm down. I’ve joking called porn pron many times.

So sendgrid checking does 2.5M emails a month for $90/month, and if call them the Cadillac provider. More than that you have to contact sales, so I’m still wondering how it’s that expensive to them

I think we’re surprising close to the Futurama Napster episode

To me I thought the same for a long time, until I realized things like soda had completely nuked my taste buds. After cutting out soda and other insanely high in sugar things a lot more started tasting better, and la croix now has a ton of flavor.

I use k3s as my base with istio to handle routing, so each node then has the same ports open and istio is the proxy. Internally there’s a load balancer to distribute to whatever pod the traffic needs to go to. Outside the cluster DNS is my only single point of failure but it routes to multiple hosts. I doubt you’d have trouble finding a way to have a DNS that can do that. I don’t think you can get that much more separated from single points

Congrats, you’re officially at the point where you should probably looking at kubernetes. Highly available, failover, and load balancers. It’s a steep learning curve, but if you’re looking for this level of availability you’re probably ready for it

There’s a reason it’s coming from the marketing departments. They’re using it to market to people. To sell products. It was never anything more than bastardizing pride to sell cheap crap.

I mean, you do you, but my mother took the same approach and she can’t buy a car, gets routinely denied for apartments, and generally has zero trust with any bank. You don’t have to like the system, but the only person you hurt by fighting against it is yourself.

I did Jenkins for a while. It works, but it was built before the world of containers and is now fairly antiquated. Most extensions are no longer maintained.

Look into forgejo, and then use actions to auto deploy

By not voting for the bad option they got the worse option. Congrats I guess to them?

Right we were just hoping for the two braincells to fire and them realizing that it was never about states rights

It honestly made me doubt everything I believed about democracy. Not saying go the other way, but man to people vote on emotion and short term gains vs using their brains at all

Ha ha kids dumb for not understanding phone is phone, dumb kids

I know as a software engineer I frequently accidentally release bugs that block entire political parties after their opponents take power. It’s one of those things most people forget to write unit tests for.

Yeah like the ban or not, 3 branches of government passed a bill, confirmed it, and then upheld it in court, and now one individual is seemingly going to go around all of that. That should be horrifying to everyone

As long as it’s not a breast

It’s finally here…

Great job trying to learn! Ignore the naysayers here, as a fellow programmer like it or not, you’re going to need to learn how to interact with it. That’s the real way we’d lose our jobs, if you don’t keep up with this stuff you’re doomed to fall behind.

I recommend trying to first build a simple CLI API that you can work with and ask questions similar to chat gpt. This will give you a good foundation on the APIs and how it works. Then you can move up into function calling for things like HomeAssistant, and then maybe even later training loras. Start small, just getting basic stuff working first, and build from there.