@cowtowncoder We were in similar situation a year ago. TBH, I liked the hand washing. We went back to machine, but we were MUCH better about keeping up with the dishes when hand washing.
@osi@bluxte@tcurdt@urbit Any sane impl would be hugely multi-tenant in reality, but the processing and data is owned/controlled by the end user, not the app author, and from their perspective they are only tenant.
@osi@bluxte@tcurdt@urbit Yeah, n3xt was going down this path too, in some iterations. I think go-to-market as "user-owned (and uninstallable) backend for app" in existing app store is most viable path.
Logically, a single-tenant Parse or Firebase attached to an install model you understand.
@tcurdt@bluxte I think we are years out from it, and that "it" will appear from apple/google making it a personal phone backend where you can install continuous processing stuff.
@tcurdt@bluxte Brings me back to the idea of "personal infra" -- I don't want to make my laptop the hub of that identity, but I don't want to trust random clever-name admins either. Want AWS analogue of my phone, with similar easy install/run model for apps.
@tcurdt There is no trusted host yet, and you need to understand too much to even realize it, so far. The question will be, if a trusted host gets meaningful mindshare, will it federate? I suspect it’ll want to go the way of gtalk.
Rust `tracing` crate seems to be the new logging hotness, and it seems nice, but is there any convenient way to get `env_logger` type functionality for it?
@tcurdt@janl A decent index and browser for content from a major digital content merchant which doesn't provide such a tool or the APIs to build one.
Involves user-interactive scraping of said digital content metadata (not the content itself), and Tauri made that easy.