Are Rust or Elixir still the got to's for dependability or should Go get a look in. Bonus points for good web tooling outside of an API back end.
Running everything on PaaS or 'magic' backends feels a bit scary. Is Rust or Go still the king of the hill for long lasting performant processes or would Elixir be worth a look?
My use case is building a networking backend for a video game, but I'm wondering what people look to these days for bullet-proof performance and stability. The javascript world seems to change by the week.
What is the best preventative measure for keeping oneself off these search engines? Is it purely running searches on yourself/family and removing whatever you can?
I was wondering if on any of the open LLM's there was a way of auditing the trail of data a model had processed ie what image was used to generate an image for a specific prompt.
However for a creator that maybe wants to leverage AI without walking all over previous artists copyright are there any up and coming tools that could be used ethically to expand or enhance the creative process?
I find without the stream of people I had curated for years to be pretty diverse in interest subject matter I tend to just frequent the same haunts every day.
What do you do to discover new things or stay on top of what's going on?
Disclaimer: I've been able to follow a few people to Mastodon but it seems some interest feeds have just dropped dead.
Trying to err away from anything on a platform (Substack etc). Would you still reach for Wordpress or would a static site generator be the way to go?
I've seen a movement back to personal blogs and newsletters but do they provide enough discovery to help people find you?
If you were starting from nothing today where would you put the focus for where your content lives and how you distribute it?