Give them an ultimatum after fixing it I guess. They have to take your advise as an expert. And yes, sometimes it just costs money. Not your fault. Maybe sell a hard "No, it's impossible" or something.

@D-4got10-01 it just means that you have to use chrome or edge :P It was down for long anyway because I had major issues with OpenAI api. I have very tight financial limits because i'm always scared to get screwed over. I came above that and instead of telling me that I had to pay in the API. It sent literally the content that you send back. I debugged like crazy, refactored / destroyed the half application before I found out ffs. I would've never expected that their api would give me my own result back. Dammit. The voice recognize works perfect but the speech doesn't. Very rarely it works. It wasn't a very productive night :P This was the biggest trial on error ever and worst source ever produced. Normally I quit directly after a few mistakes but very rarely this happens and skipped the night :P #regrets.

Companies that make so much money that they can worry about other things than money is a big problem. They all think to have a morale so high that they think to have the right to adjust it. It's pure arrogance. They're acting like a government and the government is already in the wrong. We're not paying taxes to get propoganda on how to behave according to some privileged people. We just want to have your products and services companies, we don't give a fuck about your opinion. Mandrake did get a lot of new users by claiming not to be woke as the others tho. Still, also that wasn't needed. Now they just joined a battle that shouldn't exist. We need "product only" companies.

Maybe the internet would be fine with only bot moderation and we're scared for nothing doing all that censorship. Kinda like devrant, we're doing great without moderation.

You can also ask it to do post requests with data like json that you provide but it kinda fucks up the json atm. I have solutions for that, but not one I like so far. Bit hacky and unreliable. In worst case I strip it from raw input message. Has a downside tho.

You can teach it to deploy your server by saying "Yolo". Your session is persistant until I reboot the server. Soon also after rebooting. It's based on your ip, so you could deploy using your phone and web interface. Do respect many reboots in next few days but I hope to make the sessions persistent forever tomorrow. In that case it doesn't matter if I work on it in between. Your configuration will be saved and private. I have another version with a text box so you can program it better. Will do this tonight or tomorrow. I have to do some quality upgrade first. I'm kinda prototyping. The speech engine is not that stable either.

Fun fact, I had dozens of microphone issues when i tested the microphone isolated in a html file. Now it's provided by a server, the microphone is stable. Don't open the site two times tho 😕😂

The new CEO knows everything and everyone about devRant.

@antigermgerm no, you were high of ketamine in someone's car IIRC. A CAR! FROM A CARTARD 😕

@tosensei still, it's a lot compared to Python. I do know you can implement the socket directly in Program.cs tho like in my socket example. I played with it while ago. I'm happy that C# came to Linux. It's decent.

@BordedDev don't worry, I'm working on one and it goes fine. The first moment that you can register, login and chat I will deploy it. I also started irc on molodetz but decided it's too simple old fashioned, even for me. Normally I love terminal stuff but when it comes to chat - I want to share pictures with thumbnails site previews (site preview tech is done, what a work, wasted too much on that). Issue was a bit to get it working on alpine. It required some system packages. Playwright or selenium was also option but too heavy in my eyes for the app I want to make. But soon we'll be talking again 😁 And yes, after image sharing, I will implement notifications. Target is to make it installable, just like molodetz. It must also work great on phone and feel as decent as a native phone app. Sadly, frontend is not my strongest suite. But my sudoku widget felt decent with having the normal pointer instead of a cursor hovering the digits right? Not selectable div tiles.

@kanyewest there will be new chat application soon. I'm writing one. Piece of space cake. Complexity is low but it's some work. Layout is ready (generated). Now working on a nice form system and the models. I decided not to use frameworks so it cost some extra work but will have exactly what I want - so worth it. I think it will be around a week or so.

@D-4got10-01 use software that forces the communication like a development flow in Jira. Like - it's not allowed to do work outside of it. What to do or what is done about an issue is clear from its status. That's communication as well. But I'm sure you guys already have such system. Just decline all work that is not done not conforming that system. A issue that isn't fixed for example would not get tested if you follow that system based on the not fixed status.

But God, what did I see people failing to work according protocol for years. How hard is it. Issue wrong status according to do? Do what is needed to get it in the right status to do what you want with it and else request a workflow change.

@antigermgerm if you guys make a deal about who cleans and who cooks it's clear what everyone does right? Seems that you guys just need some structure and role assignment. If you want, you can make things work with 90% of people. How do you think arranged marriages work (it's considered a successful way of marriage)? People can make it work if they have to. Sadly, my ex was the other 10%. Just crazy. Besides one, I had never fights in relationships. I cut a lot of slack myself.

I don't think it's a good idea to find professional help. It's better to have a good friend that knows you to discuss such things. If you don't have the type of friends to discuss such things maybe it is an option indeed. With my dad it's impossible to speak about feelings or whatever. He doesn't feel things, he does things. He doesn't seem to struggle ever. That's cool for him, but 100% worthless on emotional level. Besides that, best dad ever. Gave good values and has done a lot for me.

@antigermgerm your kind doesn't admit if a black person steals a phone so I don't believe it 😂

@UberSalt but I was pushed aside because oooeeeh, quality. Who cares about a Ferrari that doesnt drive. I prefer a Volvo that keeps driving forever. A Volvo is fucking great right. That was the quality, it wasn't that we delivered Kia's. The price has been paid. Not a friend anymore, he moved to different country, company still works efficient. The manager who didn't listen to my advise anymore found out he was wrong and ran away from company. Everything is fucked there now. That company had demotivated employees in general. So, I already had demotivated collegues, then, I was happy by hiring a friend and that made it worse. Made me lose my drive, thinking it all doesn't matter anymore and no one cared. Now I've learned to be happy creating stuff with doing it for myself instead of others. That I care and others don't was a big issue. It made me a weird one while actually just doing my work great. So, I didn't know what do in my life. Don't want to be weird and don't wanna slack

@UberSalt if something gives you energy instead of costing than it's the right thing to do. I liked my work so much that I was high of it and happy for many years. The more work, even better. Costed me relationships tho. But there's a way to fix broken relationships: work 😁 Sadly, now I'm 35 with no kiddo's. I had nothing besides work in my adult life in exception of bars, swimming and did capoeira for a while. Now I don't work and now I have nothing but time but I'm happy as fuck. I found the drive for coding back that I lost due some bad experiences with bad environments regarding software development. Worst was passing over my lead role to a friend. He changed my performance idiology to a quality idiology. Nothing got delivered anymore. Even worse was that some people liked it. How the f can you like not delivering but have a nice piece of code not in production. Beautiful code is nice but not worth it if the delivery fails so hard that the product won't make profit.

This is how to create a websocket server form A to Z using Python:

https://molodetz.nl/retoor/gists/...

I tested it to be sure. But it was literally 3 minutes or smth. I didn't have to do the apt stuff ofc. I already had python.

Edit: whoops, forgot the pip. Applied that.

@Lensflare holy fuck, someone is complaining about swift! :P My swift adventure came to an end tho. I'm just satisfied with C#. Can't find the motivation to learn swift. Also, I have the feeling while it works on Linux, it will be always more Apple specific. Yes, I do get the irony with that since i'm using C# :P I dunno, C# just feels good.

Cool, total configuration time with zero knowledge was 30 minutes with HTTPS and mail service configured: https://gogs.molodetz.nl/.

I made the docker compose setup myself. I see they offered docker boxes but no compose file.

If you have issues with setting up, i can help if you want.

I stand corrected. Cogs is amazing software. A gitea LITE! A bit TOO lite for me I guess, but amazing!

I made a one step setup, feel free to use it: https://molodetz.nl/retoor/...

It's just docker compose up after checking out the repository.

I still want to investigate cogs but I can't ever imagine to use that instead of molodetz because gitea is really perfect in my eyes. The product is like I've written it myself regarding functionality with a quality how I WANT (but rarely do / keep up the quality) to write myself. Gitea is an open source product where it's really possible to make changes yourself to the software worth the effort. You can customize every open source software in theory, but in practice, it isn't worth the effort and you'll end up writing stuff yourself.

Bug thanks, I gonna look up gogs but I'm worried that it's again some type of modern web app requiring 8Gb ram and stuff. Will try on internal server, but it will also be the reason i won't use it. I do not accept web applications that idle 8Gb like a few do these days. I won't support this way of development. But hey, I gonna try it first before burning it to the ground :P

What kinda task that you normally would delegate to AI done by an average intelligent human prisoner? What tasks are those? I think there are not many, else it would be a brilliant idea and crazy that it's not there yet. So, that's it. What tasks could they actually do? They won't summarize a article better than GPT for example. I don't understand why people claim that AI is often so incorrect. Ever tried communicating with a freaking human? Those are wrong. But they're considered 'Ok' if they admit not knowing something. That's maybe a flaw of AI. It doesn't know that it doesn't know something :P How was that syndrome called again, that you think you're expert on some level but just touched the tip.

Using brains of people in jail is actually a great idea. So can make the prisoner make some money from when he comes free. Because don't forget that you're probably homeless if you exit prison. Not part of the sentence - but it is a consequence tho. A few months in prison fucks up a lot. So people shouldn't think so quickly that a few months prison is not a high punishment.

But the thing is, AI has a guaranteed availability and prisoner has not. He can't do 24/7. Also his work is unpredictable, even worse if you have multiple prisoners doing your 'AI' tasks. Also, prisoners are bat shit slow compared to prisoners. Doing 100 inefficient AI requests (no problem, AI is priced to do such amounts in ta task) for one task is more efficient and consistent than a prisoner in 99% of tasks.

Aren't programmers not just the living 'AI' that does every digital task you want atm? So, you want to make every prisoner a programmer? That's what they try to replace :P

Guards and criminals have one thing in common - they're probably made both an unhappy choice in life. They both make people directly unhappy. There i no such thing as business or personal. Everything is personal. If a cop just says "Sorry, i'm just doing my work." it doesn't exempt him. HE did arrest or whatever you. HE IS personal involved. It's not a choice, it's just a fact. My point is: a guard personally locks people up and I don't think that's as worse as being criminal in many cases.

@SerenityHessel interesting how you got so many downvotes with such normal comments. The way how you wrote your name, a full name camel cased is normally a bot, maybe that's why. The chance that you're a bot is around 90% because of that including one liner comments :P It triggers people internal spam filter. My anti spam system also wouldn't allow you to post a URL in a rant, i'm sure :P

I think he was probably a terrible programmer. Anyway, how do you always keep track on who dies? Btw, that the guy that invented BASIC was dead, you were almost one year to late with that one :P

Stripping of all frameworks, heavy agree for things that you do well understand yourself. If you understand the subject very well yourself - a framework is full of choices you wouldn't take. I'm writing my own form library now that executes server side validation and shows it life client side so it feels like client side validation. Benefit is, that I only have one layer of validation. Also this validation is applied on model level. So the database will never have wrong data, it's just not possible by design. Every field has support for regex and you can override the the validate method completely to do "check if user already exists" for username field for example.

Why write this myself? There are a lot of forms libraries. Well, in my opinion they're not good. They're general purpose and do only the minimum and if they do more, it's even worse.

Will it pay off in time spent? Not sure, but i'm 100% happy about my implementation now. That's not the case when using framework.

Nah, the opposite of dry is making stuff generic. And if you have everything generic and your product becomes bigger, you have to implement exceptions and stuff and make the generic system support everything in the end. Making those exceptions becomes harder and harder to make it all work together. If you actually did duplicate code, for example html pages, in both pages you can implement easy an exception without breaking something else. If you want to display something on both pages, yes, ofc, you have to do that two times. But often it's better to do that. I worked at a company that did repeat itself full time regarding html templating and it was the right choice. It was for a hosting management platform. It really paid of those have a specific template for every page instead of making stuff too generic.

It's more a discussion of doing initially work 'smart' or initially work 'hard'. Also, repeated code doesn't have to be changed by hand. You can make tools to do batching.

@AlgoRythm this is what I love about interpreters, you can think think think until you can't anymore and you have to make a poc. When it comes to unfinished projects, interpreters is my #1 category. Never made one that was good quality without issues AND functional. The one I "finished" had technical debt regarding garbage collection. I thought meh, it's previous version had a great carnage collection and thought it was doable afterwards. I was so wrong. Sad that I lost the project but if I had to be honest - it came to a end anyway, it needed a rewrite. So succes in interpreter department: 0. Json interpreter doesn't count and my regex interpreter does a few things different than most, things I prefer. I made a new regex flavor. Succes in interpreter department: -1 in that case 😂 it's as appreciated as a new js framework 😂

@AlgoRythm if it works with stdin, it works with any file descriptor I guess and there's no better api connection with other applications like that I guess if you want to communicate with all languages. I think it's a good idea.

Making a straight connection between lexer and parser can be an interesting idea. Why lex first and then parse? But aren't one pass compilers doing that in general or am I completely wrong? It's possible that going from lexer to parser every time could course more communication in the end then doing both seperately but the parser has direct context if you combine the two in the collab case, if you lex all first, the parser has to discover itself what is lexed.

It's very interesting, I can't calculate from head if it's a great idea or not. Have to see actually. Maybe @lorentz has an idea if it's a good idea to combine those two. Maybe there's a word for it. He studies languages.

@UberSalt having interest in tech since I was a little kid is the biggest luck I've ever had. And that's how I consider it. Just luck. Having luck in having an interest that brings you somewhere and what makes it easy for you to develop in it. I had a while that I lost my drive and experienced for a while how work was for most people - I considered it a literal hell. I would say those people are doing way more effort than me. Doing smth 24/7 what you like is ten times easier than doing smth 8/24 what you don't like. I have so, so much luck 😂😂 I hope you have that luck as well :)

Don't say too nice things to me, I get cocky 😂 God punished me for being cocky once already 😂