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Because the rest of the people just don't care about it and understand the technology has been a thing for a long time. You know 100 people that want to take them down but you probably also know 1000 people who don't care and aren't even speaking about it. People just became obsessed with one company, then some agitators sprinkled in a healthy dose of antisemitism plus conspiracies, now you got the public lynching of a company. It's unfortunate.

Don't get me wrong, Flock did have and still has some issues, just like any other company. They've been trying to fix the issues. But, as far as I'm concerned, the positives heavily outweigh the negatives, even though there are rare cases of abuse.

I mean Lina Khan singlehandedly f-ed over consumers by blocking the merger and causing Spirit to collapse. I wouldn't necessarily say tight regulations are good

My self hosted Gitlab still at 99.9% uptime since the last time github/gitlab were down.

I run it on Digital Ocean but AWS should be fine too.

We self host ours too. 100% uptime ;)

Incredibly happy to see this series of CF articles. I was always so proud of devs back in the days where RAM and processing were scarce and who had to get creative to fit even the most basic stuff in the budget. It seemed to me that after RAM and processing became abundant, most gave up on optimization and focused on shipping instead which meant now that even with several cores, a basic notepad or music player failed to work. In a way, RAM becoming more expensive has ushered in a new era of forced optimizations, which I'm really happy for

I've personally never paid for a yacht or someone else's wedding, I'm not sure what you're talking about...

I disagree. A lot of people do not care about public facilities. They do not believe in leaving things better than they found them. You've seen these people around, you know who they are. These are the same people that don't rerack weights at the gym or don't put the cart back at the supermarket. That attitude has nothing to do with income, housing, race, or activity they are interested in. It's simply a result of narcissism. The only way is stopping excuses and enforcing the public etiquette. The world will be much better off.

Not lazy, smart -> Likely to become a millionaire

Not lazy, not smart -> Will probably make ends meet, but not a millionaire

Lazy, samrt -> Toss-up. Can either make it far or end up broke

Lazy, not smart -> Likely to be broke

It was cool, very fun 3 years of my life working as a part of that team :)

Thank you for building this, looks like it could be really helpful. We've been running our self-hosted GitLab with almost 99.99% uptime and a few runners but the configuration and update process has been a bit cumbersome. Will take a look at rocket runner.

I run a self-hosted Gitlab instance. 100% uptime with my own runners.

The magic is when you use things like @State or @Published and system does bunch of things hidden behind the scenes that the developer has no idea about. Then, when issues arise, the developer is unable to debug because they have no idea how these things work and what they really do.

There are lots of detail in the videos that are never mentioned in docs