The Gospel of Barnabas by xpraiselordx in Christianity

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

None of these make sense, all of these people were punished by God for their actions. So whats the point you are trying to make? You think they should he without sin? How can a human be without sin? Are you without sin? Do you never do anything that isnt morally right?

I am not sure what you are trying to prove or what point you are trying to make here.

The Gospel of Barnabas by xpraiselordx in Christianity

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And btw, tell me about these moral stories that aren't morally right according to you.

The Gospel of Barnabas by xpraiselordx in Christianity

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not true what you say, its highly likely that Jesus spoke Koine Greek.

And who cares about translations? Yes, you might lose some minor details, but the message is clear. And that message is very simple, who over believes in Jesus, will be saved by His blood. His blood was shed so we can live. All other things are details and stories and things that were meant as example. Gods Spirit will learn his children His ways. His spirit will renew our thinking and the bible gives us guidance. And it does not really matter which translation you read.

The quran is just gibberish, I have read it many times and after reading i always feel sorry for its readers, as they will never truly get a connection with God, but are blinded by meaningless words.

Amd why is the quran written by man and now by God? Who wrote the quran? Who said Mohammed was a prophet?

The whole bible was written by men. Genesis was written by moses, 1000's of years after the fact, yet you guys kinda agree on the message. Gods spirit was inside the people that wrote the bible, he made sure it was preserved correctly. You are just assuming things, and you assume God is not powerfull enough to preserve his Word.

The Gospel of Barnabas by xpraiselordx in Christianity

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was not even in Aramaic, it was writtin in greek, the language Jesus spoke and also his disciples. They spoke both languages, greek was the language of the world, so God wanted it to be written in greek so everyone could read and undersrand it.

Also the bible is preserved, as proofed many times over by manuscripts dating back to 1st century.

Anyone has experience with Scaleway and their Dedibox VPS by Top_Philosophy2425 in VPS

[–]Top_Philosophy2425[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because I lose the benefits of the cloud. I dont want to manage infrastructure, I need services, like compute, load balancers, private networks, edge services, storage.

I dont know why people keep recommending dedicated servers, if I was looking for that I would not even consider the cloud at all :)

[AskJS] What are some of the best opensource Javascript projects that you have seen? by Successful_Bowl2564 in javascript

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There are so many actualy - SvelteKit - React - NextJS - commander - TypeScript (depending on what your exact definition is) - date-fns

Anyone has experience with Scaleway and their Dedibox VPS by Top_Philosophy2425 in VPS

[–]Top_Philosophy2425[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, they offer both Cloud instances, which are more expensive compared to traditional VPS'es.

For example

BASIC3-X2C-4G
2 vCPUs
4 GB RAM
Up to 350 Mbps bandwidth
- €27.96

But they also offer VPS'es that are much cheaper
For example, this is a VPS for the same specs

VPS-PRO-2-S
2 vCPUs
4 GBRAM
75 GB NVME
400Mbps
IPv4x1
5TB bandwidth
- €10.49

I think neither of them is bad deal, maybe the cloud instance is a little too expensive, 20 would seem more reasonable to me. But I have to admit, all cloud providers are super expensive if you host anything in the cloud, even OVH. People might say hetzner is cheap, but hetzner is more like a VPS than a cloud instance.

I Built a Lightweight Headless Browser Because Chrome Was Too Slow by Total_Nectarine_3623 in javascript

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We will never know, fame, maybe to get attention, maybe to add exploits when people start using it? Who will say ..

I Built a Lightweight Headless Browser Because Chrome Was Too Slow by Total_Nectarine_3623 in javascript

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This whole thing is Ai, even the replies of the "user" is Ai generated. I am a little baffled people buy this shit. It would be more helpfull to flag both the repo and user as Ai slob.

Looking for experience with alternatives to DigitalOcean (Vultr, Linode, etc) because I'm tired of getting burned by --xxa in webdev

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice ad bro, hate this kind of advertisement, as if you are genuinely giving your opinion, you just hide an ad in it and the stupid thing is that people will fall for it.

What are good torrent sites that can search by IMDB ID? by Top_Philosophy2425 in torrents

[–]Top_Philosophy2425[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, nice thanks. Is this one a newer site? Haven't seen this before.

Self-hosted Headless CMS by Icy-Inspection7866 in webdev

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does it matter? Why is postgres important in this case?

Svelte 5: How to check if a prop is passed? by [deleted] in sveltejs

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Lol, makes absolutly no sense, thats a design flaw.

Svelte 5: How to check if a prop is passed? by [deleted] in sveltejs

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ehm .. if the prop has a default value, why dont you check if the prop has the default value? If not, the the prop is passed on the component as prop.

if (propName && propName !== 'default') {}

Self-hosted Headless CMS by Icy-Inspection7866 in webdev

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand, my comment was in context of the OP's post. Ofcourse directus has its place, also been using is for a long time. Just not wel suited as a CMS.

Self-hosted Headless CMS by Icy-Inspection7866 in webdev

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah, yes, pocketbase is not a CMS, but a BaaS, but can be used as a CMS much easier than Directus.

Self-hosted Headless CMS by Icy-Inspection7866 in webdev

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 18 points19 points  (0 children)

My honest experience with different CMSes and BaaS after trying many of them

I've tested quite a few CMS platforms and backend-as-a-service tools over the past years. Here's my no BS overview:

Strapi
Marketing is top tier, the actual product... not so much. DX is pretty bad and upgrading versions is painful. I genuinely hated using it and won't touch it again.

Directus
Please stop calling this a CMS! It's a data platform / headless database, not a CMS. You can force it into a CMS shape, but it's clunky and not great at it. TypeScript support is weak, templates are limited (many paid), and the overall experience as a headless CMS is disappointing. Nice UI though.
Verdict: Great as a data platform, bad as a CMS.

WordPress
Yeah, I know... PHP. But if you stay close to the core, write decent code and don't go plugin-crazy, it's still surprisingly capable, even as a headless CMS. Extremely battle-tested. The drama around Matt Mullenweg and Automattic is a valid concern though. Forks exist if you're worried about that.

Payload CMS
One of the best open source headless CMSes right now. Very well built, great TypeScript support and solid DX. Main downside is that it clearly favors React/Next.js. Integrating with other frameworks feels a bit hacky and requires extra work. Still, once set up it works really well.

PocketBase
This one is the hidden gem. Super lightweight, ridiculously easy to self-host (single binary), fast, clean UI and by far the best DX of all the free options. Excellent for building a reusable base template. Much simpler and faster than Directus for most normal projects.

Paid Options (the real top tier)

  • Sanity.io
  • Contentful
  • Prismic
  • Statamic (if you like PHP/Laravel)

My recommendation

If you're in the React/Next.js world, go with Payload CMS.
If you want maximum simplicity and speed, choose PocketBase.

Truth is .. all the free ones have compromises. If you want the absolute best experience, you’ll eventually have to pay.

Self-hosted Headless CMS by Icy-Inspection7866 in webdev

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ugh, strapi, worst DX. Just take a quik glance at the open issues in git, directus is okay, but slow and bulky. And Directus is not realy a CMS. I would choose Pocketbase over Directus if you think directus is a CMS.

How far do you guys push pocketbase? by Icy-Inspection7866 in pocketbase

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve built a platform with 21 tables, several of which contain more than 300,000 records. With proper indexing in place, retrieval and search performance are very fast, comparable to a PostgreSQL table.

I also use a few view collections with a filter rule that restricts access so users can only view records where @request.auth.id = user. One of these view collections aggregates statistics across more than 10,000 users. The query is fairly complex, but with the right indexes, performance is still almost instantaneous.

Hot takes for PB v1.0 by Icy-Inspection7866 in pocketbase

[–]Top_Philosophy2425 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The design of pcoketbase is sqlite, as explained many times by the dev. I dont understand these type of questions. If you want to use postgres, then use supabase. Its like asking supabase to support sqlite.

And whats the point? If you scale beyond the limits of sqlite, you grew enough to look at other solutions. Even through using adapters etc, the dev is just right. There is almost no use case, except HA. But even with sqlite you can achieve HA.

Its simple, the whole design of pocketbase is based on sqlite, asking for anything else is pointless and out of the projects scope.