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  1. Dự án AI cục bộ khiến máy tính cháy? 1 nhóm phát triển desktop đã tiêu hao 1 laptop Windows cũ khi dùng Ollama để xử lý GPU. Từ "GPU nhảy 0-100%" đến lúc máy bất ngờ chết, lập trình viên "khóc ròng cười chảy nước mắt" – giờ chuyển máy Mac để tiếp tục. Có ai từng gặp tình huống tương tự?
    #DevStories #AI #LậpTrình #CôngNghệ #TechAnecdotes

    reddit.com/r/SideProject/comme

  2. ```vie
    Sinh viên bỏ học thuật để xây SaaS thu 4000k/m Savage và cần học kiếp sống "live production" với 1200+ user. HOWTO chống bot và tích hợp thanh toán mixyーン với肃 LESpeed-up giả rồi chạy 🚀 #Startup #NoDSA #SaaSLife #AIpowered #DevStories #LifeLessons #SecureYourApp #PaymentGateway #GrowthHacking #UserFirst
    ```n nội dung khác của văn hóa/datal bị nông cạn nên bỏ qua) ~ExpertCC

    *Nghĩa: Chuyển đổi sang tiếng Việt ngắn gọn, giữ thông tin giá trị về kinh nghiệm của kẻ viết-sms, thêm hasht

  3. I generally dislike the practice of beginning interface names with "I;" I think that if it's not obvious from the name whether it's a capability (interface) or a kind of thing (superclass, optionally abstract), then I picked a bad name, and I should look for a better one.

    However, I once added an interface with nothing but `String getLicenseNumber()`. The thought struck me to name it "IHaveALicense," and for some reason I found that so funny. I did it and never looked back. #DevStories

  4. I generally dislike the practice of beginning interface names with "I;" I think that if it's not obvious from the name whether it's a capability (interface) or a kind of thing (superclass, optionally abstract), then I picked a bad name, and I should look for a better one.

    However, I once added an interface with nothing but `String getLicenseNumber()`. The thought struck me to name it "IHaveALicense," and for some reason I found that so funny. I did it and never looked back. #DevStories

  5. I generally dislike the practice of beginning interface names with "I;" I think that if it's not obvious from the name whether it's a capability (interface) or a kind of thing (superclass, optionally abstract), then I picked a bad name, and I should look for a better one.

    However, I once added an interface with nothing but `String getLicenseNumber()`. The thought struck me to name it "IHaveALicense," and for some reason I found that so funny. I did it and never looked back. #DevStories

  6. Todays coding lesson. Remember to run the correct docker container when testing it. Not the one that you named ever so similar that you pulled from your bash history, over, and over, and over. :(

    #programming #docker #devstories

  7. Todays coding lesson. Remember to run the correct docker container when testing it. Not the one that you named ever so similar that you pulled from your bash history, over, and over, and over. :(

    #programming #docker #devstories

  8. Todays coding lesson. Remember to run the correct docker container when testing it. Not the one that you named ever so similar that you pulled from your bash history, over, and over, and over. :(

    #programming #docker #devstories

  9. Todays coding lesson. Remember to run the correct docker container when testing it. Not the one that you named ever so similar that you pulled from your bash history, over, and over, and over. :(

    #programming #docker #devstories

  10. Todays coding lesson. Remember to run the correct docker container when testing it. Not the one that you named ever so similar that you pulled from your bash history, over, and over, and over. :(

    #programming #docker #devstories

  11. First time added A records to a real-world DNS server.

    First time added a docker swarm stack with its own services.

    First time managed to map the two with a Nginx web server config.

    Cool!

    #devstories #ops #servers #dns #docker #dockerswarm #nginx

  12. First time added A records to a real-world DNS server.

    First time added a docker swarm stack with its own services.

    First time managed to map the two with a Nginx web server config.

    Cool!

    #devstories #ops #servers #dns #docker #dockerswarm #nginx

  13. First time added A records to a real-world DNS server.

    First time added a docker swarm stack with its own services.

    First time managed to map the two with a Nginx web server config.

    Cool!

  14. First time added A records to a real-world DNS server.

    First time added a docker swarm stack with its own services.

    First time managed to map the two with a Nginx web server config.

    Cool!

    #devstories #ops #servers #dns #docker #dockerswarm #nginx

  15. First time added A records to a real-world DNS server.

    First time added a docker swarm stack with its own services.

    First time managed to map the two with a Nginx web server config.

    Cool!

    #devstories #ops #servers #dns #docker #dockerswarm #nginx

  16. Seeing these ads like “Build your startup”.

    And thinking… hey, you are not building a startup?! You want to build a product, an MVP more precisely. Right? You actually want to solve a problem. Not chase money and investment. That is what you want to do. That is the real goal. The startup and money is just a sideeffect of this undertaking. This is the way. Now go build a product to make the world a better place! And aim to grow full bootstrapped! #startup #devslife #devstories

  17. Seeing these ads like “Build your startup”.

    And thinking… hey, you are not building a startup?! You want to build a product, an MVP more precisely. Right? You actually want to solve a problem. Not chase money and investment. That is what you want to do. That is the real goal. The startup and money is just a sideeffect of this undertaking. This is the way. Now go build a product to make the world a better place! And aim to grow full bootstrapped! #startup #devslife #devstories

  18. Seeing these ads like “Build your startup”.

    And thinking… hey, you are not building a startup?! You want to build a product, an MVP more precisely. Right? You actually want to solve a problem. Not chase money and investment. That is what you want to do. That is the real goal. The startup and money is just a sideeffect of this undertaking. This is the way. Now go build a product to make the world a better place! And aim to grow full bootstrapped!

  19. Seeing these ads like “Build your startup”.

    And thinking… hey, you are not building a startup?! You want to build a product, an MVP more precisely. Right? You actually want to solve a problem. Not chase money and investment. That is what you want to do. That is the real goal. The startup and money is just a sideeffect of this undertaking. This is the way. Now go build a product to make the world a better place! And aim to grow full bootstrapped! #startup #devslife #devstories

  20. Seeing these ads like “Build your startup”.

    And thinking… hey, you are not building a startup?! You want to build a product, an MVP more precisely. Right? You actually want to solve a problem. Not chase money and investment. That is what you want to do. That is the real goal. The startup and money is just a sideeffect of this undertaking. This is the way. Now go build a product to make the world a better place! And aim to grow full bootstrapped! #startup #devslife #devstories

  21. #Docker #gitlab and #dotnet with C# is the most fun stack I worked with. Second one is #golang and third #nodejs. I want to try #swift for #iOS and #Rust for web, #elixir seems insanely hardcore, F# looks like childplay to me when compared to it but it is the dotnet bias. The only thing C# misses is if it could somehow be interpreted just for development, just to save time on testing code ideas, no dotnet watch is not feasible for me sorry :) #happpydev #dev #devux #devstories #csharp

  22. #Docker #gitlab and #dotnet with C# is the most fun stack I worked with. Second one is #golang and third #nodejs. I want to try #swift for #iOS and #Rust for web, #elixir seems insanely hardcore, F# looks like childplay to me when compared to it but it is the dotnet bias. The only thing C# misses is if it could somehow be interpreted just for development, just to save time on testing code ideas, no dotnet watch is not feasible for me sorry :) #happpydev #dev #devux #devstories #csharp

  23. and with C# is the most fun stack I worked with. Second one is and third . I want to try for and for web, seems insanely hardcore, F# looks like childplay to me when compared to it but it is the dotnet bias. The only thing C# misses is if it could somehow be interpreted just for development, just to save time on testing code ideas, no dotnet watch is not feasible for me sorry :)

  24. #Docker #gitlab and #dotnet with C# is the most fun stack I worked with. Second one is #golang and third #nodejs. I want to try #swift for #iOS and #Rust for web, #elixir seems insanely hardcore, F# looks like childplay to me when compared to it but it is the dotnet bias. The only thing C# misses is if it could somehow be interpreted just for development, just to save time on testing code ideas, no dotnet watch is not feasible for me sorry :) #happpydev #dev #devux #devstories #csharp

  25. #Docker #gitlab and #dotnet with C# is the most fun stack I worked with. Second one is #golang and third #nodejs. I want to try #swift for #iOS and #Rust for web, #elixir seems insanely hardcore, F# looks like childplay to me when compared to it but it is the dotnet bias. The only thing C# misses is if it could somehow be interpreted just for development, just to save time on testing code ideas, no dotnet watch is not feasible for me sorry :) #happpydev #dev #devux #devstories #csharp

  26. Wow, I spent two hours debugging an issue that turned out to be a missing newline in a ssh private key 🫠
    #devstories

  27. Wow, I spent two hours debugging an issue that turned out to be a missing newline in a ssh private key 🫠
    #devstories

  28. Wow, I spent two hours debugging an issue that turned out to be a missing newline in a ssh private key 🫠
    #devstories

  29. Wow, I spent two hours debugging an issue that turned out to be a missing newline in a ssh private key 🫠
    #devstories

  30. Wow, I spent two hours debugging an issue that turned out to be a missing newline in a ssh private key 🫠
    #devstories

  31. I have been joking for a while that I am searching for my next language to add to my resume, and I am strongly leaning towards #Go and #Rust. I have used Go in a few projects, but honestly, I haven't even touched a line of Rust.

    That being said, alongside this, I think I am finally going to add #Lua to my arsenal as well. I've been using #Neovim and would love to easily be able to write my own extensions, and I also see that #Redis has support for it.

    Earlier today, I wanted to delete all keys in my Redis database with some <key>:<id>. I was a bit lazy and messed around. So I asked #ChatGPT just for a quick #CLI command. Which it basically said wasn't possible.

    So I had 1 of 2 options. Write 5 lines of Python just randomly in my existing main file. OR! I see that #RedisInsight supports Lua!

    Why do something in 5 minutes in 5 lines if I can automate it in a day by learning an entire new language?🙆‍♂️

    #Monday #DevStories #development #tech

  32. I have been joking for a while that I am searching for my next language to add to my resume, and I am strongly leaning towards #Go and #Rust. I have used Go in a few projects, but honestly, I haven't even touched a line of Rust.

    That being said, alongside this, I think I am finally going to add #Lua to my arsenal as well. I've been using #Neovim and would love to easily be able to write my own extensions, and I also see that #Redis has support for it.

    Earlier today, I wanted to delete all keys in my Redis database with some <key>:<id>. I was a bit lazy and messed around. So I asked #ChatGPT just for a quick #CLI command. Which it basically said wasn't possible.

    So I had 1 of 2 options. Write 5 lines of Python just randomly in my existing main file. OR! I see that #RedisInsight supports Lua!

    Why do something in 5 minutes in 5 lines if I can automate it in a day by learning an entire new language?🙆‍♂️

    #Monday #DevStories #development #tech

  33. I have been joking for a while that I am searching for my next language to add to my resume, and I am strongly leaning towards #Go and #Rust. I have used Go in a few projects, but honestly, I haven't even touched a line of Rust.

    That being said, alongside this, I think I am finally going to add #Lua to my arsenal as well. I've been using #Neovim and would love to easily be able to write my own extensions, and I also see that #Redis has support for it.

    Earlier today, I wanted to delete all keys in my Redis database with some <key>:<id>. I was a bit lazy and messed around. So I asked #ChatGPT just for a quick #CLI command. Which it basically said wasn't possible.

    So I had 1 of 2 options. Write 5 lines of Python just randomly in my existing main file. OR! I see that #RedisInsight supports Lua!

    Why do something in 5 minutes in 5 lines if I can automate it in a day by learning an entire new language?🙆‍♂️

    #Monday #DevStories #development #tech

  34. I have been joking for a while that I am searching for my next language to add to my resume, and I am strongly leaning towards #Go and #Rust. I have used Go in a few projects, but honestly, I haven't even touched a line of Rust.

    That being said, alongside this, I think I am finally going to add #Lua to my arsenal as well. I've been using #Neovim and would love to easily be able to write my own extensions, and I also see that #Redis has support for it.

    Earlier today, I wanted to delete all keys in my Redis database with some <key>:<id>. I was a bit lazy and messed around. So I asked #ChatGPT just for a quick #CLI command. Which it basically said wasn't possible.

    So I had 1 of 2 options. Write 5 lines of Python just randomly in my existing main file. OR! I see that #RedisInsight supports Lua!

    Why do something in 5 minutes in 5 lines if I can automate it in a day by learning an entire new language?🙆‍♂️

    #Monday #DevStories #development #tech

  35. I have been joking for a while that I am searching for my next language to add to my resume, and I am strongly leaning towards and . I have used Go in a few projects, but honestly, I haven't even touched a line of Rust.

    That being said, alongside this, I think I am finally going to add to my arsenal as well. I've been using and would love to easily be able to write my own extensions, and I also see that has support for it.

    Earlier today, I wanted to delete all keys in my Redis database with some <key>:<id>. I was a bit lazy and messed around. So I asked just for a quick command. Which it basically said wasn't possible.

    So I had 1 of 2 options. Write 5 lines of Python just randomly in my existing main file. OR! I see that supports Lua!

    Why do something in 5 minutes in 5 lines if I can automate it in a day by learning an entire new language?🙆‍♂️

  36. There is NOTHING more valuable than having a dev team mate who is patient with you(r stupidity).

    I am so grateful to have more than 1 of them. :)

    #devstories #compassionComesFirst #dev

  37. There is NOTHING more valuable than having a dev team mate who is patient with you(r stupidity).

    I am so grateful to have more than 1 of them. :)

    #devstories #compassionComesFirst #dev

  38. There is NOTHING more valuable than having a dev team mate who is patient with you(r stupidity).

    I am so grateful to have more than 1 of them. :)

  39. There is NOTHING more valuable than having a dev team mate who is patient with you(r stupidity).

    I am so grateful to have more than 1 of them. :)

    #devstories #compassionComesFirst #dev

  40. There is NOTHING more valuable than having a dev team mate who is patient with you(r stupidity).

    I am so grateful to have more than 1 of them. :)

    #devstories #compassionComesFirst #dev

  41. Hiya worlds! Time to try out this place also. Finding all the peeps I like and happy to see recommendations of cool tech folks around.
    And pondering whether to vent about yet another incident with annoying people pretending to be worthy of their title while not actually being good at their job. Maybe as a cautionary tale instead of bashing someone, while admitting my slightly unprofessional behavior after. Will see.

  42. Well shit…spent the whole day refactoring some legacy code (class components to functional, more declarative code, etc…). Even worked late because I was a on hot streak. As I was about to log off I realized that I was working on the wrong fucking component.

    :loading: :headdesk: