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In fact the matrix specification is owned by the foundation, not the company.

Matrix messages/events are limited to 64kB if you disallow attachments

So you promote the most efficient employees and let them use tools like AI if they like

dns4eu has some public eu money backing it, while dns0.eu has nextdns money backing it

To the web page source. But the software itself is under https://github.com/EasyTier/EasyTier

Do they actually compare the picture on the driver's license to your face or do they only scan the barcode? In some cases the barcode is on the backside. I've many times seen that they don't even look at the side of the card with the picture. So you can just present a suitable barcode for them to scan. "Verification" indeed...

Compound bows were invented after the mid 1900s. 1966 says wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compound_bow

seL4 in Rust?

@valyala , as others have noted, you are CEO of VictoriaMetrics and have written (most of?) VictoriaLogs. How is VictoriaLogs coming along? This is an older blog post.

The blog post is quite nice: https://blog.min.io/minlz-compression-algorithm/

But comparisons with zstd & lz4 would be nice.

Is someone planning on a wuffs/rust implementation with C API so that it wouldn't be Go only?

I'm not really interested in these setups that combine postfix, dovecot, opendkim etc. Those aren't what I consider modern all-in-one email servers.

Has someone compared this to other modern alternatives? Stalwart (open core), chasquid, maddy, ...?

"no user serviceable parts inside"

VictoriaLogs is similar, but a nice improvement over Loki

(green) hydrogen fuel cells have much worse energy efficiency than batteries.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/hydrogen-ladder-version-50-mi...

But a rewrite may allow for an overall better architecture.

I'm still just growing organically. Constant errors are useful for sentinel values https://dave.cheney.net/2016/04/07/constant-errors . RFC9457 https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc9457 is useful for REST (JSON) APIs. pkg/errors is nice for stack traces. I define error structs with field to pass structured data instead of trying to parse strings.

Anyone familiar with autobase.tech?

So what is the self-hosted solution for running something like cloud run on your own hardware? Multiple servers and optional redundancy so not dokku.

Cryptpad, which includes a bundled copy of onlyoffice, works quite nicely.

Missing at any given moment. There's eventual consistency. But sometimes connectivity isn't 100%

I wish it was available on my pixel, but only in US I guess.

Many of these problems stem from the fact that matrix is federated. And it's a protocol, not really even for messaging but for a federated graph database. In federation some messages may be missing and arrive out-of-order. And different clients have different capabilities. There's a really simple example client implemented in a couple of lines of bash.

The matrix developers are experienced IM developers. They've built systems on XMPP and custom protocols before. Their estimate was that because of matrix being federated, every feature was 5-10x harder to implement than in centralized systems.

sqlfluff is better than https://github.com/darold/pgFormatter , but it can get confused at times.

are you certain? At least mobile phones (android+ios+maybe some other with somewhat modern web browser) outnumber desktops/laptops.

I'm sorry, bad choice of words. I didn't mean to imply that it's worse in any way. I use it myself. Uncustomized? Vanilla? Upstream? IIRC Beeper has patched various things.