@tosensei I got the job anyway, the "data streaming" part was more of a "deseable experience"

@johnmelodyme well, you don't sound Chinese

that's why you use Emacs 🤷‍♂️

@Lensflare is because I got that in an interview today I was unable to respond correctly

@Demolishun lol

it turns out RoR means Ruby on Rails lol

@Midnight-shcode I intent to use the images in Remnote

so I ended activating Git LFS on my repo and that prevented data corruption. Probably Git is doing something that it should because the files on the repo were already corrupt upon checking

there are Windows servers running the CI/CD on Gitlab, makes me wonder if this is the culprit

Why would Gitlab CI corrupt my dear PNGs 😢😢😢

Removing intermediate container fcdf21fc9669
---> e029e5717006
Step 5/6 : COPY static/ ./
---> fcb8c73cdba6
Step 6/6 : RUN sha256sum -c files.txt
---> Running in 10c05798db5b
browserconfig.xml: OK
favicon-114.png: FAILED
favicon-120.png: FAILED
favicon-144.png: FAILED
favicon-150.png: FAILED
favicon-152.png: FAILED
favicon-160.png: FAILED
favicon-16.png: FAILED
favicon-180.png: FAILED
favicon-192.png: FAILED
favicon-310.png: FAILED
favicon-32.png: FAILED
favicon-57.png: FAILED
favicon-60.png: FAILED
favicon-64.png: FAILED
favicon-70.png: FAILED
favicon-72.png: FAILED
favicon-76.png: FAILED
favicon-96.png: FAILED
favicon.ico: OK
robots.txt: OK
site.webmanifest: OK
sha256sum: WARNING: 18 computed checksums did NOT match

I pulled my container from Gitlab, ran it and to my surprise I'm receiving the same corrupt file back 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@netikras I was able to exec into the Ingress pod and perform a cURL to localhost and the Header says its a image/png. Doing a cURL to a service domain name doesn't work for me (<service>.<namespace>.cluster.local isn't doing it for me)

@hjk101 I use Arch, btw

(I do use Arch)

@ScriptCoded it's the bit after 89 50 4e 47 that's different, for some reason :/

@-AJ- that's based on my current salary vs how much I could do in other company

@melezorus34 weird, I have that enabled already

@asgs I mean, I put my current/position and what technologies I used, but that's all

@melezorus34 was trying to login from the terminal

fuck Macos*

FTFY

@devdiddydog sure. I've been working with React, Typescript for 2 and some' years now. 3 or so years working with Golang, and I have far more time with Python.

Born and raised in Costa Rica.

@devdiddydog I believe locally we have a healthy market of consultants, but I think most people doing that do graphic design and such.

I don't really know how it would look like for someone with my software engineer skills getting gigs here, I think most people just want a WordPress site up and running, who knows.

@bioDan I do have a LinkedIn, and I do get spammed by headhunters... but for positions inside a company or for a client in the USA 🤧

@devdiddydog I don't live in such country 😢

@asgs taxes and other commitments that an employer takes care of.

Not looking anything particular now, but how do I know I'm getting good compensation and benefits? I want to avoid agreeing to receive something I cannot exchange for cash or use here in my homeland.

I'm 100% okay with remote work and what it entails.

@nikolatesla step 1: don't

@ChristoPy is. Nestlé, yep

is the photo stretched, no?

chokidar-cli it is

@atheist @IntrusionCM my drama was mostly related to this ambition I had with making an offline-first webapp. Having to architect the database is one thing, dealing with NoSQL another and figuring stuff out like sharing data among/with users another one.

I decided to ditch the idea in favor of a you-are-screw-if-you-don't-have-Internet-first webapp.

I'm using EdgeDB 1-rc2 as my database technology and building the backend with Deno, SvelteKit for the frontend.

@TheCommoner282 ah, yes, I already uso Gitlab Pipelines, my issue is with configuring the Droplet for accommodating an app

I discovered that several things related to Let's Encrypt and Nginx can be automated with Ansible