Lol, I was also looking at installing it last weekend.

I guess this thing is on the same connection as my stock choices.

You just criticized the OP for the exact same thing.

I can offer some constructive tips to you as well: dont speak for all of us.

I liked the article. I didn’t interpret it as “everyone must do what I say”. It was simply a viewpoint from a person on the internet. That is what a blog is.

The complexity of tech stacks have increased enormously in the last 10 years, and it’s only sane to see what tradeoffs we are making to be able to scale easily. Perhaps it’s not worth the trouble for 90% of us. If we follow best practice from cloud providers without thinking for ourselves, we will not learn to think for ourselves either.

So let’s do that. Let’s think, wrote blogs, discuss, and allow for discussions. Don’t shut people down.

This is a hobby project, but it’s nice to see work going on. You would need some Linux Torvalds of Browsers to get something that can compete with Firefox or Chrome though…

If you look at games that get overwhelmingly positive on steam, most of them have only ok graphics and they cost like 30 dollars. It’s the feeling of the game that matters. Is it fun?

America and Europe plays fair? :)

I think both America and Europe has been and are still very unfair, so pointing fingers at China seems ridiculous to me. Specially America that breaks every moral rule in the world to make money.

This is absolutely ridiculous. Are we on reddit?

I think it’s silly. You can’t fight dictators with gaming choices. That stuff is real life.

Ok I read the article… Answer is still nope.

Russian game companies are not our enemy. The leadership of the country may be, but so what? You going to try and influence that by choosing non-russian games? That’s ridiculous… :)

Nope.

Yes makes sense, shooting people for not wearing cloth over their face.

You know, if we are going back to medieval times, can we bring out stuff like guillotines? I got a few smelly Iranian leaders I want to play with.

Maybe I am? Maybe I’m one of those people… Better downvote me just in case. :)

The Muslims are way ahead of us on this one, showing the way with the hijab and burka.

/s

Aws serverless is a scam also. Lambda with step functions just to run some functions in order without having to scale servers?

Its just ridiculous how much complexity it adds, and the performance is abysmal compared to local function calls as well. It’s like younger devs have never written a fast application without aws.

This sounds like a chat gpt answer.

That’s a good way to put it. It’s also possible to use Kafka message queues to share data with other teams instead of using docker apps with rest apis. I’ve seen it done pretty well. But depends on what needs to be shared and how flexible it needs to be.

I think micro services are useful if you need to scale your application parts independently from other parts.

But I think now everyone uses micro services because it fulfills the developer dreams of being able to write code independently, and have it run on your computer inside docker.

So using docker is probably the best part about micro services. The downside of all this is the extra complexity in having them talk to eachother and that is the difficult part. When everything goes over the network and is async, you run into lots of potential error scenarios that must be handled. And each call is a million times slower compared to local.

It’s not the future. It’s just a tech trend and it will be something else in a few years. Tech never stays the same for very long.

It’s not really an alternative yet, it’s in alpha versions…

But I think it will be great in a year.

Same with the US.