Which one did you pick?
HN user
Maledictus
MySQL is owned by the lawn mover* and barely kept alive.
and checksums!
Please document this, if that's not the case already. Thank you for open sourcing this!
great idea! this use case is the only reason left why I start VS codium.
How would I set this up?
Compare that to the simplicity of https://github.com/marius/postfix-sendgrid and https://github.com/marius/postfix-mailgun
I've been thinking for a while to create an AI tool to classify articles (not just on HN), and filter the ones I'm not in the mood for.
wow, I wanted to have this for a long time. I looked at Crystal, but it never sat right with me.
I think some of the limitations can still be implemented (definitely Threads and Mutex), and I'd prefer it to compile to LLVM-IR or something, not C, but overall I think it is great to see Matz playing around with AOT compiling.
How convenient for Amazon to block a competitor this way :(
I signed up for openrouter to play with openclaw (in a fresh vm), I added a few $, but wow, does it burn through those quickly. (And I even used a pretty cheap model, deepseek v3.2).
Which enclosure do you use, and can you recommend it?
Email is endgame, I suggest you get more experience self hosting in other areas first.
or keep the port and move to IPv6 only.
If you switch the Firefox Snap to the latest/candidate/core24 channel, hardware acceleration should work.
Guess who supplies all the nuclear fuel? Russia, and we don't want to buy from them anymore. The same is true for pretty much all nuclear power plants.
I love Ruby's .freeze
It is written in a memory safe and date race safe language.
you are not, I consider both self hosting. I used hetzner for a long time and they were doing a great job. These days I run a server in my basement, because I had the hardware around. Most months of the year it also contributes to heating the house :D
In nominal terms, yes, not inflation adjusted.
When I moved from PHP to Ruby (and Rails), I discovered how much fun programming can be. Ruby just optimizes for the right thing, Developer happiness.
Could you create a type around Mutex that enforces the locking order?
I'd rather have a polluted $HOME than a polluted env that slows down every fork.
The script should have a --without-env option or similar.
I use Sendgrid with this docker container: https://github.com/marius/postfix-sendgrid
It is free for up to 100 emails per day.