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How does the mesh (zero-server) work under-the-hood? What are some example of applications you see being possible with this library? Your site also mentions either using a central server or not having a server. The first idea that comes
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Have you considered that this could be extended into a musical rythmn training app? Eg, as somebody who plays guitar, this could be a good tool for learning to identify and play rythmns. So you could create levels that correspond to things
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Love this! That said, I achieve the same thing manually using Docker Compose & some shell scripts. It takes a bike longer, but it has forced me to learn the lower level tools that helpers like Sidekick use. Also, all of these tools hav
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Looks like another boring release - which is a good thing! Django has definitely matured to the point where it does not need major breaking changes every release. Now updating to the latest version is somewhat trival.
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> Your browser [Firefox] is not supported. See supported browsers Welcome to 2007 I guess!
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Exactly. And if you use a library that does lots of meta programming (like Django) then it's impossible to pass all type errors. Hopefully one day the type system will be powerful enough to write a Django project with passing tests.
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TablePlus is VERY NICE and reasonably priced.
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"Just copy and paste this as a post to opt-out"
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Love the idea, but I've found myself switching to Python once my bash scripts get to complex. Easy to maintain, and doesn't need compiling.
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People should not need to make financial based decisions when seeking emergency health care.
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Due to time constraints, it sounds like this would be a relatively simple integration that operates similar to standard ChatGPT - whereas, the rest of us are all hoping for LLM powered Siri 2.0. On device would be amazing, but I suspect GPT
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So Code Push would be best suited for bug fixes that you need an immediate fix for, with the regular App/Play Store best for feature releases?
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Does this still run AOT built code at fully optimised native performance? Your FAQ's mention that the App & Play stores allow interpretted code to be downloaded, but not native code. So this reads to me that this solution might b
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https://archive.md/DeNSA
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I'm excited for this! I have noticed that most apps that use OSM data provide offline vector downloads for each region. Are most of these apps building their own vector databases? I assume that OSM themselves providing vector tiles
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This extra table approach is how the django_simple_history[1] implements model history. Although it hooks into the Django ORM to save history rather than triggers. It's simple and brilliant, and I look it into any model that needs the
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Nice. I'm using method B, but I cannot remember if I added a second IP or not. I'll need to try this when nobody else is at home.
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I am also running a Pi-Hole and have wondered about what happens when/if the Pi-Hole goes down. Is there a simple way to have a failover/fallback DNS configured rather than requiring two Pi's? On failure, I'd like my DN
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I've landed on Poetry after having tried many different options over the years. Being able to specify my relatively open dependencies (Eg "django==4.0.*") but having the exact version of every subdependency versioned has prov
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It only occurred to me recently that when people compare something to the length of a football field, they are probably talking about American Football. I had always just assumed (without thinking about it) it was the length of an Australi
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Reminds me of the assignment for a 3rd Compouter Science unit. We had to create a short movie using only c++, and then our last lecture of the year was a movie showing of all of them. Most were very similar to this in terms of style and s
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> I can imagine a situation where a seasoned C or C++ programmer wants to try Rust, compiles a small program in release mode, notices the resulting binary size, and then immediately gives up on the language and goes to make fun of it on
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In Australia toasters are a weird product category. I cannot see any correlation to price and features/quality. The colour and style seems to be the only thing that separately them. I think a toaster that is objectively better than o
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It looks really cool! I can imagine using this for small projects. I wonder if it would be possible to also support a GraphQL API in the future?
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The author has almost perfectly described the pattern behind GraphQL mutations! That is, a command on the server that represents a user action, takes input, and returns the updated data that has changed. While many people dislike the whole
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I wonder if the timing of this in response to Beeper Mini gaining access to the iMessage network?
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Yes, relative minor update. Django is very mature and does most things needed, so there has not been need for major changes since about 2.0. Django releases are now based on a schedule, so the 5.0 label wouldn't have been chosen becau
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Yes, but most areas under-served by ground based networks have very few people - so it'll be interesting to see how it works out. Even fewer Optus customers.
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SpaceX and Optus Plan for 100% Mobile Coverage of Australia by 2024
(optus.com.au)
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According to the Optus press release [1] this will a service Starlink sells to phone companies to extend their coverage. This is a big deal in Australia because 60% of the land mass still has no standard phone coverage. Telstra has the be
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