multiplied

And yet the saying goes 'Ideas are cheap, execution is everything.'

Why? It is a very practical choice.

Rust for the backend, React for the frontend, what's the problem?

Thanks for mentioning.

Locally hosted server? AWS ECS instance?

I also realize there's Amazon CodeCommit, interesting.

How does it handle conflicts?

Tailscale is one of those services that feel too good to be true. I have known about it but can't get myself to trust it.

I was thinking about this, but how does syncthing handle conflicts?

Interesting, thanks for bringing it up.

Thank you, I was considering this but I need to be able to not rely on both machines being online.

Yeah of course a firewall, I just don't know enough about the exact setup there, and that's part of my question.

Diving into that rabbit hole now.

Why the clickbait title? It cheapens the first impression greatly.

Thank you so much for your content over the years. It is genuinely a feel good experience but also full of substance. It is genuinely enjoyable and the topics are really fun.

The youtube videos are amazing and also love the book and its presentation! Thank you for putting out such genuinely feel good and positive content.

A code editor that doesn't support plugins is destined to die.

Do you work too hard or spend a lot of time on work? (before downvoting me, please consider that those things maybe different)

Yes, that's actually largely a part of the question.

You can't carry a MiSTer in your Pocket, but you can Dock a Pocket.

It doesn't support a few power-hungry systems supported by MiSTer.

MiSTer doesn't support OG physical carts.

These kinds of things are a canary in the coal mine indicating an overall tone of the company that reflects through more tangible benefits and culture.

I wonder if there's a license pegged to some meaningful metric (a hard problem unto itself), that prevents usage if the dev fund/devs are not compensated an X amount in a specified interval.

Something like an SOS License.

    Support Open Source

    ...

    All development on this project will cease to exist if dev fund does not meet "DOL Software Dev CPI adjusted Blah Blah Salary" * Number of active/approved devs.

    Bugfixes will stop if dev fund falls below Y amount or something

    ...

Lots to consider here, but it's weird that no popular licenses have this as a clause in there - almost like it's frowned upon to ask for money?

Thanks for those examples, that's exactly what I'm missing. If you know of anymore please do share.

Handling large data basically. I already work with small data distributed systems.

I already work on those. But scale does bring in a new set of challenges, and I am specifically looking for experience with that.