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Why did you not ask for the payment first before printing the logo on everything?

Training in parallel on more then one GPU is pretty hard. Distributing the training over many random computers and adding at least some kind of validation, seems to kill the performance. So it would always be easier to rend cloud GPUs.

Not true. Most RxDB users use the dexie.js storage which is for free: https://rxdb.info/rx-storage-dexie.html Also you should compare it to the alternatives like firestore or AWS datastore which are not even open source partially and cannot even be used with a self-hosted server.

Firebase works until you want a different conflict resolution then last-write-wins. It is also only offline first if the user is authenticated. Otherwise you need a connection to the servers before using the local state.

You should have a look at RxDB which does exactly what you have described. Also notice that neither firebase nor supabase is really offline-first.

https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb

You need help, likely not in canada and for sure not with suicide.

I made a whatsapp group where I am the sole participant. This makes it easy to work on my "todo-list" on all devices synchronized.

I also did this some year ago. A big learning was that you should define the allowed input types in the logic object.

https://github.com/pubkey/secure-json-logic#readme

Yes I did.

Progressive Web App

And how big was the risk to have the invested time wasted? How long did you block new feature developement?

I had to close 5 popups just to read the first line of text.

He is right. Implying that Webassembly is strongly typed is garbage and tells much about the rest of the content.

No, just dangerous for your users.

This is so dangerous to use. There have been hundrets of these sites in the past. As soon as they have enough traffic they silently redirect or change affiliate ids etc. Do not use them, the rel=noreferer is good enough.

I think the time has come where a PWA does it for most kind of projects.

I was even able to dos my mail server with a bot that signed up newsletters.

I am waiting for the time when every "normal" website is so censored and shitty that the average joe is using tor. Then we can create a truly free internet and the cycle starts again. Seems like I have to wait just a few more years.

Do you really have to launder them? I mean, you do as the smart contract says, it might not even be illegal.

Also we can predict the short shift to altcoins again before the bubble explodes.

No this is not a good thing. Binding workers right to political views is dangerous and other countries show that unions can work without any party propaganda.

This. Same happens with the sms verifcation in microsoft teams. On older devices switching to the sms app will restart the teams authentication process. So you have no chance in every typing the correct 2 factor sms key.

Have a data backup strategy before you save critical data.

They just want to protect you from yourself, do not take it personal.

Just dump it on reddit like everyone does. Especially projects that do not sell something are mostly welcomed.

Forbes is so broken on mobile

If you love hasura and want something like firebase, please check out the tutorial with hasura + RxDB. It is like having a firebase with better offline-first and more features and of course without vendor lock-in.

https://hasura.io/blog/building-an-offline-first-web-app-wit...

If you like PouchDB, you should also check out RxDB. It is build on top of PouchDB and is optimised for realtime-applications where you can subscribe to queries and stuff.

https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb

Doing API-first.

Start with defining the swagger.json Then generate:

- frontend-typings

- frontend request services

- backend routes and DTOs

- database fields

- use angular-jsonform for forms

- use the swagger for frontend validation

- use the swagger for backend validation

- use the swagger to discuss api changes with the client

This saves half of developing time and prevents 90% of your bugs

RxDB maker here.

You can do conflict-resolution by subscribing to the changeFeed and when multiple versions with the same revision-height exist, you create a new version with a 'merged' document. Depending on your dataset this can be tricky and painful.

RxDB can only be used with javascript and will likely ever be.