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Legit who cares? It's not stopping people from visiting them

how does it compare to macklin71?

We see the same thing when new laptops are announced and every employee all of a sudden needs to upgrade, despite the fact that 90% of people would be able to make do with a Macbook Neo.

I've found my brain is a good alternative.

Yep, something that is sadly becoming more and more common. People with solutions spending insane money trying to convince others that a problem exists.

100% this; GitHub is littered with a bunch of AI shit projects that pollute the trending page.

Time for all of the cosplaying developers to sit around and twiddle their thumbs.

This coming from the same group of morons crying election fraud without an ounce of proof is amazing.

The README was AI generated, that's why.

ok

OBS is a great solution if you're on a budget or doing very simple streams, but I really urge anybody who is serious about live streaming professional shows to check out vMix. It's an incredible piece of software that is versatile and packed full of so many features professional broadcasts need all baked in.

wtf are we doing, man?

100%.

It's similar to AI... the only people trying to tell you "it's the future" are those with financial stakes.

Crazy that people really need instructions on how to self-host stuff these days... this stuff used to be something most devs could figure out.

I noticed this in development mode but performance improved substantially in production

You seem to be an extreme outlier and probably not the target audience for such applications. No offense, but nobody is carrying around multiple devices when the one device we all have can do everything and do it better.

It's a dead end for your use case, let's be very clear about that.

And it's funny that you think anything about React and/or Vue is 'trivial'.

Everything you listed IS centralized, though.

I find Go's type system to be extremely lackluster.

This is a diabolical take

Hate it all you want, but it's the sole reason Counter-Strike still exists today. Without skins, Valve would have shut the door on the game (and quite possibly the company entirely).

Skins is literally a money printing machine.

Congrats to Chris and the team... truly the best and most fun framework there is!

I think Phoenix is very close to Django at fitting that bill.

This is such a weird thing to say and I see it all of the time. It sucks people have been tricked into thinking a library must be updated every 2 weeks in order to still be relevant.

You think just because an author bumps the version number of a library it's somehow better than a library that is considered complete?

It boggles my mind that people actually think this way.

This is awesome... congrats to the Phoenix team!

Ever since going all-in on Phoenix/Elixir, I've been so much happier and excited to code.

Coming from Go where it felt like my soul was being drained every single day, it was a major step forward for me to actually enjoy writing code again.

It absolutely is... Go's type system is an abomination.

I have not enjoyed a language and framework like I'm enjoying Elixir and Phoenix! It has become my stack for just about everything.

I love this and would love to contribute to this in 2025!

I don't understand why Texans get so insecure when people rightfully point out the issues with their infrastructure.

Meanwhile, error handling still can't get any sort of syntactic sugar