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Node v22.21+ as well

One nitpick is Claude Code on the web does not do linting by default, so you need to run lint for its changes manually.

"... If a new feature requires additional tables, they must be in alternative sharded systems such as Azure CosmosDB rather than PostgreSQL...."

So it is not really scaling too much now, rather maintaining current state of things and new features go to a different DB?

I have the same issue with DollarDeploy and Bing (and consequently with DuckDuckGo which uses bing)

Primary domain cannot be found via search - Bing knows about brand, LinkedIn, YouTube channel and but refuses to show search results about primary domain.

Bing search console does not give any clue, force reindexing does not help. Google search works fine.

App router is an overengineered mess. "These rules are too hard for normal developers to understand."

Just use pages router, it is still supported and works, also static generation for SEO also works.

Unfortunately, it is not realistic to have all the apps we frequently use as self-hosted. Mail, Instagram, etc, come to mind, all social apps.

I wish I could have a way to live sync between a cloud service and my own infrastructure, not only as a backup, and as a way to query that data.

Good start, but there are many, many things that should be improved if you are running this as a production setup.

Including node & PM2 update to the latest, running PM2 as a systemd service, or simply ditching PM2 altogether, as well as backups, performance settings, and monitoring, log rotation, and cleanup, etc.

Beware of using the same server for running the apps and for building the app. Quite often, building the app needs a lot of RAM and CPU, so it is undesirable to do it on the same host.

user is a resevered word in Postgres so it will be actually

> select * from "user"

which is ugly

This handwritten font by Ulrike includes ligatures and absolutely amazing https://liebefonts.com/fonts/liebeheide

I have enterWith working perfectly with async/sync flow - all operations between request and response are logged with request id transparently. I am using custom server for both standalone build & dev server, nextjs 14, node 22.

Shadowsocks over websockets is the way to have traffic indistinguishable from browser traffic. A bit difficult to configure manually: https://developers.google.com/outline/docs/guides/service-pr...

I should mention Non-Sleep-Deep-Rest (NSDR), which, while not changing a state of consciousness, helps in relaxation and focus. Only in 20 mins. Based on my one single anecdata point.

Generated by AI libraries will by definition have all the security bugs you might encounter in the open, since it trains on them.

I would say, it is better maintain your own AI improved forks of the libraries and I am hoping that pattern will be more common and will also benefit upstream libraries as well.

If you are given only 5 days to comply with some request, that's how complicated your infra at AWS should be - so you can migrate to another provider in that time.

Just use EC2 and basic primitives which are easy to migrate (ie S3, SES)

Menu is unclickable and Firefox shows "this page is slowing down firefox"

shameless DollarDeploy plug: this is that we want to achieve. So you can self-host pretty much any open source software (self-sovereignity) and also your own apps.

and with AI, we just make it simple to do, no need to install docker, anything, it will automatically configure host.

and btw, for your own apps, we don't need docker - Linux is advanced as it is, you can just run apps locally.

next step is portability, so you can move your apps from server to server as needed.

Tailwind is great for layouts. For configurable components, not sure. I also dislike the mess with colors.

Cursor IDE uses those navy-100, red-100 absolute colors, instead of using text-destructive, etc (for light/dark mode support), and it is also difficult to tell it does otherwise. So I need to fix this manually, and it is quite time-consuming.

NextJS now is unecessary complex, and there are things to avoid to make sure everything works fine.

I am not sure why it is so slow for you, maybe you you can try run this boilerplate (work in progress to make it easy to use)

https://github.com/wizecore/boilerplate-saas/

It uses Pages router, comes with local postgres, redis and AWS sqs emulator. No docker, no cloud needed for it to work locally.

Such setup is crazy fast on my mbp m2 pro.

Leerob, thank you for your patience and help on Reddit community! The NextJS gets a lot of criticism these days but you helped a lot of people, with self-hosting NextJs and other tricky questions.

So it is not about Docker and its licensing but about containerization its added complexity.

I agree, for a lot of things we don't need containers, and running apps natively is so easy on modern Linux distributions

Vibe coding is making a LEGO furniture, getting it run on the cloud is assembling the IKEA table for a busy restaurant

Tangentially, is there a tool to automatically generate or change Google Slides? I think Google AI still can't do it.

A small and independent EU GPU cloud provider, DataCrunch (I am not affiliated), offers VMs with Nvidia GPUs even cheaper than Run Pod, etc

1x A100 80Gb 1.37€/hour

1x H100 80Gb 2.19€/hour

But how I will post to reels and stories how great my life is

Social media apps can have notifications turned off, so you check them when you voluntarily go and open them.

Unfortunately for email the problem still persists, tons of newsletters and updates and other not so important emails and really urgent ones get drowned in that.

What I typically do is I snooze everything for 2 hours and have a productive session without interruption.

The journey of building in public can be tough when starting out! DollarDeploy went through similar early stages. One thing that helped us was focusing on delivering real value for developers - making deployment simple and cost-effective. Happy to share our experience growing the community if you're interested!

I am implementing native support for deploying Python apps in DollarDeploy.

DollarDeploy is like Coolify and dokploy but with better UI, no docker containers and fast deploys for full stack apps, NextJS, react

> ...told something in the system prompt like “take initiative,” it will frequently take very bold action. This includes locking users out of systems that it has access to or bulk-emailing media and law-enforcement figures to surface evidence of wrongdoing.

So if you ask it to aid in wrongdoing, it might behave that way, but who guarantees it will not hallucinate and do the same when you ask for something innocuous?

Cursor IDE runs all the commands AI asks for with the same privilege as you have.

You don't publish a ready-made image anywhere? That would be easier to spin it up without installing locally moose first. Kind of defeats the purpose of Docker Compose recipe.

And those ports bindings, is it really necessary to expose it on 0.0.0.0 by default.

My experience:

- Dokku - too much shell scripting and you forget all the commands you typed after 1 year.

- Dokploy - you need to install it on your host. So it makes it difficult to switch to a bigger host.

So now I am actively developing a new platform which solves all this - DollarDeploy.

It makes it easy to deploy app from GitHub repo to the server of your choice, and automatically generate HTTPs cert, manage hosts, backups etc for $1/app/month.

Would be nice if you give it a try and provide feedback!