Jesus, I’m glad I don’t use my proton account.
Jesus, I’m glad I don’t use my proton account.
Imagine going to crowded places out of your own free will.
This is as much a meme as those minions post you see in Facebook
I wouldn’t call it ahead of it’s time, this is just history repeating itself.
No problem, glad to hear!
You might want to consider putting all your python code into a ‘src’ folder, it’s a good practice to have only the files you need inside the docker container and that makes it so you can just build it with the entire folder.
Outside of the src folder you’d keep your docker files, dependencies and such.
It’s a bit hard to figure out the issue with just the stack trace but I’ll give it a shot.
You are using relative imports and it looks like all your files are in the root folder. I suggest using only absolute imports as a rule and importing only the parts of the code that you need instead of entire files.
So, instead of doing:
from . import crud, etc, etc
You can do:
from crud import [whatever you need] from models import [whatever you need] Etc
What is important is that you understand what the pythonpath is and how to structure your code around it.
The first one, there is a ton of very poorly communicated lore.
Destiny fans on the left? C’mon man.
He really saw Elon destroy Twitter and decided to try a speedrun.
SHA-1 has been broken already.
This is a good mindset in general, when working in AWS you are not supposed to use your root account unless it’s absolutely necessary even if you are the only user. Hosting a Lemmy instance should be no different.
Only with Threads
I think defederating is the only way forward, Facebook will take over otherwise even if they do it slowly.
Letting Facebook have any sort of success in Lemmy is such a bad idea, they burn everything they touch.
Upper management is always the issue. Why put all my talented developers to work on improving user experience when I can implement NFT support instead and keep bloating the app?
I never saw the point, all it ever did was make people karma farm.
Having a crowd in the background makes it even worse somehow.