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How Streamplace Works: No Microservices - How Streamplace Works Open-source is meaningless unless people can, y'know, actually run your software

Ooohh, coreyja branded live streaming app?!

Also this quote feature is _really_ cool! Want to steal it for sure

blog.stream.place/3lvyv4tkh622...

And on top of getting me interested in self hosting it, I also think more places should use this strategy!

Micro services are a people scaling solution and on anything other than a massive team I think micro services are to be avoided for as long as possible

Oh ya well that’s a really good way to get me interested in running your service!

I really should get back into streaming, I always had a blast

You can tell I like API integrations because my current side project has two working API integrations and doesn’t actually do anything yet

gayrobot9000 on tumblr has chosen war: "Hello, Linux Developer. My name is Jigsaw. In this "Saw Trap" (as I've taken to calling them), there is a wheel in front of you. Your challenge is to leave the room without reinventing it. It works fine. It's a perfectly good wheel. The door is unlocked."

Yes, we did typing classes as part of “computer” class. Some automated software for it, don’t remember what it was.

This would have been pre middle school, so thinking like 4th - 6th grade maybe? But I’m not know for having a good memory of my childhood 🤣

I might have to hide my personal computer today lol need a break but it keeps calling for me 🤣

Ya echoing this, but also depends on your audience I think

Like is the audience “Dame knowers” who want to use your new thing, Patreon is probably fine

But if your audience is just “anyone” then I agree it would feel weird to sign up for a Patreon as a way to subscribe

I come from web dev, the farthest from safety critical lol, so never seen one before

But it sounds really interesting, and I like the dev tool vision you talked about!

@jamesmunns.com just finished last weeks episode of @sdr-podcast.com and would be interested in reading/hearing more about your thoughts on the too be renamed traceability tool!

Nice! Let me know if you need any pointers

Oh ya that’s cool! Will definitely put that trick in my back pocket lol

Will preach about respecting Pigeons till the day I die.

Pigeons are our own pocket sized city dinosaurs!!! We domesticated them to love us and then we abandoned and villainized them. Our little feathered friends deserve kindness.

Me and my wife always joked that we must have toxoplasmosis cause of how often we do this

But when we got tested during her pregnancy we both came back negative

Which means we are just crazy cat people and have no excuse at all

Ya battery life is still pretty ok, I haven’t had issues. But I’m also not often far from a charger or portable battery so slightly hard to say

But ya can’t speak to the long term effects as much 🤷 guess we’ll all find out in a couple months lol

Been using the best since it launched on my iPhone 16 Pro. Didn’t check the health pre-update but I’m at 97% now.

Battery life is def worse on the beta, but that’s pretty much always the case with the betas

Just if that helps you make a decision!

sqlx Offline Mode for Tests Corey's personal site that contains all his projects and streams

New TIL Post today!
Been almost a year since the last one apparently, need to write more.

TLDR: Use ‘cargo sqlx prepare --workspace --all -- --all-targets’ to generate sqlx files for tests

coreyja.com/til/sqlx-off...

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Pro doesn’t have access to Opus unfortunately

From: support.anthropic.com/en/articles/...

GitHub - isaacphi/mcp-language-server: mcp-language-server gives MCP enabled clients access semantic tools like get definition, references, rename, and diagnostics. mcp-language-server gives MCP enabled clients access semantic tools like get definition, references, rename, and diagnostics. - isaacphi/mcp-language-server

I also just learned about this, which I’m excited to try out with rust-analyzer soon!

github.com/isaacphi/mcp...

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I think their IDE integration lets it read the diagnostic info in VS Code, which can/often comes from the LSP

But I’m not sure it has access to the full LSP, I’ve only seen it pull the diagnostics

docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/clau...

Every time I work on a project I find a reason to switch back to a different one to add “just one more feature” that will help me on my next project. It’s a viscous cycle!

But if/when I finish these I’ll have a whole cinematic universe of small projects!

Sketches of a planter on graph paper. On top we see a top down view showing all 4 walls and their joiners. This helped me make sure the sides would all fit together On the bottom is a view of what a single side looked like. It was two cedar planks joined by a cedar strip to give the planter the height it needed

Built the planter from scratch and my first building project in a long time. Pretty proud of how it came out!
Had drawn up some plans and it all worked out pretty much as planned

A raised bed garden box filled with soil and with herbs planted. There are also a few yellow flowers to help keep the animals away

I built a garden planter yesterday which was cool!
But today I’m suffering from all the mosquito bites I got from doing it l

But anyways here is the finished box with herbs planted!

A hand drawn Fathers Day card, with a pencil portrait of me holding our Daughter with the words “Happy Father’s Day” below. Made for me by my amazing wife!

My wife made me a card today 🥰

Oh that’s nifty! Love the workaround

I read all the takes on it before reading the actual post

Totally agree the post wasn’t nearly as bad as I would have expected from all the discourse

Love the experimentation that happens down thread to try and figure out what’s causing this!

Oh hell ya!!

Going to make my commute home this evening way better

Thank you for this thread!

Super valuable insights, gave me some great ideas of tangible things to try to improve remote learning.

And the bits about not being able to see frustrations first hand rang true to me as a “tools” builder at work, so thanks again for sharing

Some days the train ride is for getting some personal projects done, and on other days it’s time to listen to some music and close my eyes
Today is one of the second mornings lol
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