Trust me bro the finance terminal it wrote had no bugs and was fully featured. No I won’t release the source code, instead I’ll promise to release the source code of my next incredible AI project!

If it was so impressive, just show us. We know AI is great at building tech demos that look like they work, but does it actually work? Who knows!

+1 for Audiobookshelf, has a great android app too

Why would you care about code coverage requirements on a branch that is currently in development? My work in progress commits might not build because they don’t even compile, let alone have passing tests. The only time I care about the build passing and meeting requirements is when I’m ready to create the pull request.

Also code coverage is a useless metric, but that’s a different story.

I highly recommend Tailscale, you can share machines/services with unlimited friends on the free tier, and all of the actual auth stuff is handled by someone who isn’t me.

Why wait for the future? You could have just pitched some of those features…

You might want to explain to your potential users what podcast 2.0 features are… I’m sure you’ve been living inside podcasts while working on this, but normal people have no idea what that term means

I’m basically running this setup with Unraid as my hypervisor. It’s definitely doable, but takes a lot of tinkering to get everything up and running and games with super strict anti cheat won’t run at all. I would only recommend going this route if you really enjoy tinkering, I’d say finding a cheap second hand PC for your NAS is probably much less work.

In any modern IDE “dredging through old commits” means clicking a single button to see who last changed the line. From there it often makes sense to go look at the PR to see a higher level of what was changed. You cannot include all of that context in a single comment.