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  • Easiest way is a program called imapsync

  • Agree that the author should have given attribution to the image, but this is an author who has created packages well before LLMs ever existed so I would cut him some slack.

    Additionally, he is re-iterating a topic which has been discussed by many other authors. A few points he raise I had not seen before so still found it an interesting read.

  • I suggest, if possible, just change the wording to make it clear one can opt out of emails after one logs in.

  • On registration:

    I consent to the collection and processing of my personal information on this website.

    Understood...

    I consent to receive digest and notification emails from this website.

    This I suggest you change or indicate one can manage digest somewhere. I did not want to select that since I don't want digests, but it won't let me register otherwise. Also, just seems like a bad thing to request. That should be a setting, not a requirement.

  • How can the forums be accessed from lemmy? Do you have info anywhere on that?

  • it's not a sprint, but a marathon. Rest, recharge and then come back.. For example you could do posts in Lemmy of summary of an article in your site or just put link to article in your site, once things are moving.

  • Two weeks ago I laid off more than 20% of my workforce. I didn’t do it because Cloudflare is struggling. We posted record revenue growth, have strong free cash flow and are adding an unprecedented number of customers around the world.

    And since we are doing so great let's fire 20% of our workforce because obviously they were not a factor in our success. Besides what could possibly go wrong firing 1/5 of our company. Is not like there is lots of tribal knowledge that AI won't be able to figure out.

  • I like the idea, but wonder if a lemmy community may have been just as good. The main friction I think many of us will have is "one more place to go to". Also, I think the founders likely should step up to create content initially otherwise you run into

    • New user visits
    • Nothing here to see.. I like the idea; will bookmark to check later
    • Later never comes and the person just forgets about the project

    In my opinion the founders need to create some, even if minimal, value for new users until there is a critical mass.

  • Did you use any frameworks for the development? In particular any spec driven development framework?

  • The github page mentions a few things this doesn't have which syncthing does, how about anything this has which syncthing does not have? Basically to answer why should anyone consider this instead of syncthing?

  • As someone working on an opensource project myself wondering on a few questions

    • How are you doing reviews? Are you reviewing code as it is written or letting the AI do the work and then checking? Or are you mixing AI generation with some code of your own?
    • What, if any, framework for Spec Drive Development are you using

    What I have found is that the more a human is involved the better the code, but also the slower it is. So, in my opinion, it is a tradeoff between quality and speed.

  • You did not have CloudFlare, or an equivalent, to help against the attacks? If you don't want a service there are some opensource solutions that should help minimize AI traffic

  • I use ground.news and just randomly picked one of the sources. Just noticed they also list the leaning of the publication. Switched to thehill.com article, which ground.news claims is center with high factuality

  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    Fetterman: Democratic base becoming ‘increasingly anti-American’

    thehill.com /homenews/senate/5879003-fetterman-democrats-anti-american/
  • I have been using sourcehut for mercurial private projects for about half a year without any issues. Also have some a couple of public repos which I develop in Mercurial and then mirror to Codeberg. Only issue I find with sourcehut is that they don't produce files for users to download. So, if someone wanted something from your repo and they don't have git / mercurial they would be unable to get the files.

  • AI @lemmy.ml

    Creating new agentic editor - co creators wanted

  • If you have any thoughts of making any money of the code that may be a reason to give the license some thought. Anything else, these days, is just a LLM away from getting re-written regardless of whatever license you use. For example there is a service that takes any code, uses one agent to create requirements and another to use those requirements to create a comparable program; the claim is that the second agent did not "steal" your code since it purely worked off requirements. Sure, it likely won't be as good, but it allows someone to take a significant part of your code for themselves. That was, more or less, always there in the past is just that now is near trivial to do.

    Also, there are projects that are just fake open source. Like a project I saw yesterday with a restrictive license, but then has a CLA.

    • AGPL restrictive copyleft license -- good
    • CLA (Contributor License Agreement) — a legal agreement where you grant the project maintainers additional rights over your contribution, often including the right to relicense it under different terms -- not good

    So, that project at first sight appears like it is open, but because of the CLA the authors may just take whatever contributions you do to the project and then change it's license.

  • https://www.lunanode.com/ Only one data center in Canada, but affordable and have used them for years without issues. VMs starting at $3.5/month

  • XFCE is another simple once to consider.

  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    What Hispanic adults, men and young Americans think of Trump, according to a new AP-NORC poll

    apnews.com /article/poll-trump-hispanics-maga-republicans-928242e06ee57b8a9bccda9234dea568
  • World News @lemmy.ml

    ‘We were terrified they were going to kill us’: fishers who survived US boat strike speak out

    www.theguardian.com /global-development/2026/apr/21/ecuador-us-boat-strike-survivors
  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    Tucker Carlson Makes Shocking Admission About His Support For Trump

    www.huffpost.com /entry/tucker-carlson-confession-trump-support_n_69e70a82e4b0ff46b4110ed9
  • I use it only for static hosting and some proxy on simple setups. For complex sites though that need more, I usually still use Apache. Never had enough issues with Apache to try Nginx.

    so for me.. Caddy -- simpler sites and basic proxy Apache -- everything else

  • I have used it, but to be fair an LLM did most of the heavy lifting. Specially if you use context7 MCP

    No issues so far

  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    Trump’s Approval Rating Sinks to Lowest Point of His Second Term

    www.motherjones.com /politics/2026/04/trumps-approval-rating-sinks-to-lowest-point-of-his-second-term/
  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    Pope Leo issues warning on democracy after Trump criticism

    www.reuters.com /world/pope-leo-issues-warning-democracy-after-trump-criticism-2026-04-14/
  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    Gap between rich and poor nations is growing even wider, UN report says

    apnews.com /article/un-global-gap-financial-imf-world-bank-9c4b03b02a6cf3e1081656bfaea2e057
  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    US defense official overseeing AI reaped millions selling xAI stock after Pentagon entered agreement with company

    www.theguardian.com /us-news/2026/apr/09/pentagon-ai-xai-emil-michael
  • Tea @lemmy.zip

    Best Way to Maintain Tea Brewing Temperature?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    Listing activity for Lemmy communities

  • FreeBSD @lemmy.zip

    Ansible users?

  • Open Source @lemmy.ml

    Open Source in the age of license laundering

  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    White House scales back plan to dismantle the CFPB but still wants to slash staff by two-thirds

    apnews.com /article/cfpb-vought-banks-nteu-trump-consumer-protection-e0069de83b4518e7aaa83be6ec323777
  • FreeBSD @lemmy.zip

    Automating updates

  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    Trump approval just hit the 30s. Can his numbers get any lower?

    www.natesilver.net /p/trump-approval-rating-30s-popularity-decline
  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    Most say Trump administration has not done enough to ‘Make America Healthy Again’: Survey

    thehill.com /policy/healthcare/5807348-make-america-healthy-again-poll/
  • Progressive Politics @lemmy.world

    Republican plan would make deanonymization of census data trivial

    arstechnica.com /tech-policy/2025/10/republican-plan-would-make-deanonymization-of-census-data-trivial/