The feel when you work on a project where you hope noone ever finds out you made it, but not because of ethics, but because how nonsensical the client's requirements are.
Yuri
mastodon 4.7.3+glitch
she/it vampire catboy
vegan for the animals
🚅 fan of trains
yaoi connoisseur
owned by @pubbi@meow.social (but it is sharing)
So langsam find ich Logbuch Netzpolitik richtig anstrengend zu hören, weil jede zweite Folge erstmal ne Stunde darüber geredet wird wie cool LLMs sind aber auch büdde kritisch nutzen 🥺
Didnt have it on my bingo card that i'd become a CRM power user.
If a catboy wanted transparent air-tight euro boxes, where could one get them?
Two nextcloud instances, on both my account e-mail starts with yuri@
I tried to package the Fluxer Desktop app for Nix by actually building it instead of just wrapping the App Image. They dont have build instructions but i thought "how hard can it be to build an electron app?"
What opened up beneath me is a convoluted build process that is tightly coupled to running on an Ubuntu image on Github Actions in a 5000 lines Rust script that is invoked 30 times, writes env variables back and forth to Github Actions, and has some insane code.
I ignored the signs before because i wanted to believe in the project. But turns out Fluxer is vibe coded. And i would honestly forgive it if i could fucking build the desktop app myself.
PS5 controllers are possibly the least durable controllers i've ever had.