mhmm. i also gotta say the immediate response of "this debt i accrued is your problem, you need to find a solution", even if later backtracked, is definitely not a healthy immediate response. sounds like there's quite a few things worth raising in counselling. i hope you manage to work things out OP
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also it's not worth doing outside of much larger scale projects otherwise the admin work will just swamp any actual development time, imo
i'm not against better governance models, but the biggest problem in open-source right now isn't control (imo), it's unpaid labour.
it's almost like a full marketing slide deck was conveniently handed to someone ๐ง
i, too, have seen somewhat of a trend. i need to stop getting surprised when i spend time outside of gender queer and crip spaces lol
this isn't the same as living your life with a disability. i'm not going to continue the conversation from here, but please do educate yourself as it's not great still seeing such ableism on the left
this sounds spoken like a very able bodied person.
true, but it definitely isn't framed in nicest way for those with disabilities, as aberrant individuals needing to be reintegrated with the rest of society. don't get me wrong, the news is cool as hell, but the framing definitely doesn't feel like a choice someone with a disability would have made :p
that still doesn't mean inference is profitable. (which isn't to say i give a shit about profits, but it's a good indicator of economic viability even if socialized). inference still requires far more compute to complete a task than most previous means of doing so.
we have more performance issues developing gotosocial with postgres than with sqlite. if we supported multinode deployments or horizontal scaling such that sqlite's concurrency got harder to reason-about I'm sure postgres would shine, but for a single process sqlite has been generally much faster and it hasn't required anywhere near as much prompting to get the query planner to behave as required.
i also think when people assume sqlite is better for simpler applications, they think smaller. but no, for the same 25+GB databases sqlite has mopped the floor with performance.
single-process multi-threaded sqlite is fantastic.
why would you need to buy one, you can rent CPU time from the data center lords!
man these AI fanatics are cringe
this is so insufferable i'm not sure i believe they're real