Wouldn't any reasonable person prefer the web app version anyways? Web apps are much better for privacy and security, since they run everything in a very sandboxed way.

As a woman, I kinda thought for a second that the costume on the left looks kinda cool. Then I remembered chub rub exists and visibly recoiled. It would be so painful to walk around in that jfc

We could just all get really fat and ugly, so that the photos aren't representative anymore.

Alternatively, juggalo makeup:

In German, we have this wonderful word "Knastbrieftasche". It means Prison Wallet.

What about Paraguay?

Those sudokus are still completely deterministc and there's only one right solution. The designers that make them usually include extra rules, like diagonals having different numbers or numbers not reocurring within certain distance of each other, to make them solveable. It's a really cool challenge to make a sudoku like that :D

I should get into selling Electrolytes ~ Smart teen me

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I'm not quite sure what you're looking for, but the term "non-binary data" is sending me haha

Anyways. I've used Laravel for about a year now, and it's ..fine. I don't like the push towards AI slop or their constant attempts to push their own cloud services or whatever onto you either, but it hasn't been much of a hassle to just ignore that part.

What I like about Laravel is just how opinionated the framework and the documentation is (like how it wants you to build Factories and set up proper test data when making new database Entities, and how the Inertia routes encourage a clear schema). It's also been pretty pleasant to get the basics right out of the box, like proper auth and login functions. And I like the kind of stuff that you can do with blade templates! I'm using them to serve dynamically generated SVG files and it works really well.

I haven't really needed any sort of crazy file management things though, so my opinions might be completely irrelevant to your use case. In fact, my Laravel project is really not set up for any sort of large data, since that's just not a thing I need. I'm running it in an AWS EC2 instance (the smallest one, as that's included in the AWS Free tier) with just an sqlite database right in there. If I suddenly wanted to manage files in my application, I'd probably be looking at doing that with AWS S3 buckets. Which would work I guess, but I personally really prefer interfacing with S3 buckets via AWS Lambda, and those work much better with Node, Go, Ruby or Python. I'd probably be leaning towards Node, since that's just what I'm most familiar with. Doesn't mean that it's the choice I'd recommend, because your project might have completely different technical requirements! Web dev is a confusing clusterfuck of edgecases.

If Laravel looks like it works for your requirements right now I'd say go for it. No one knows what the future looks like - it could be completely enshittified in a year, or it could be totally fine because the maintainers have just been riding the AI hype for marketing clout while still making a decent framework. If you stick to decent coding practices, switching to a completely different framework really won't be the end of the world.

Alternatively, since you're looking to hire someone for your project, maybe just focus on finding the most capable engineer you can and let them choose whatever tech stack they seem fitting? They'd probably have a much better understanding of your requirements and could make choices that work well together contextually.

Stattdessen wird das Treppenhaus renoviert und man hört den ganzen Tag die Bohrmaschinen ._.

I'm handing in my resignation notice next week! Signed the contract for my new job today :D

I wouldn't call my main project quite a sinking ship yet, but it's certainly getting there. Managers are foaming at the mouth to have all developers use as much AI as possible, so the codebase is generating technical debt at a record pace. The project is fully dependent on AWS (the customers, large players in one of Germany's essential public sectors, are getting more hesitant about that fact by the day) but there's no plan or even consideration to maybe look towards alternative cloud providers. And security issues and CVEs are piling up left right and center because npm libraries are just pulled in with no care in the world. Can't even keep up with opening enough tickets for all of them. I'm really surprised that the company had no major security incident yet, but it feels like we are due for one any day.

Honestly, it was fun while it lasted. I'm mainly just leaving because I haven't really gotten to build any new features in months now because I'm the only one who really cares enough to go in and fix CVEs. I feel like I'm just the janitor at this point 🤷

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omg it's been so long since I actually solved one of these haha

women 🧋

oh, I also just remembered: You might like Zig! They're a C-based language, not a framework, but they're staunchly anti-ai. If complying with your moral compass is something you want to pursue (which I think is valid, I think most devs wish they had the breathing room to do that) you might want to consider it!

I've looked it up and apparently there is a zig-based Web framework called Jetzig. I have never used it or heard about it before, but at first glance the functionality it offers seems solid enough.

PetSmart is known to dispose of those kinds of animals by throwing them into the trash

Theoretisch könnte das der Fall sein, aber genau Milka wurde vor Kurzem genau für ihre Shrikflation vor Gericht verurteilt 😄 https://www.test.de/...

She's a long sandwich???

nah they're right, I eat like shit

They're also definitely doing some sort of keyword manipulation, cause the official Reddit App is fairly high in the result list when searching for Lemmy.

On another note: hi, I just came here today after RIF stopped working 👋