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by fud101 8mo ago
It can but it feels very sluggish developing in my ide of choice (vscode). I also miss having a debugger which is nonnegotiable for me.
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by fud101 8mo ago
I'd use something like a lightweight python framework (take your pick) and pair it with htmx. You can run that on low powered hardware or a cheap VPS. I can't even dev elixir on my N100 minipc, it's too demanding. Otherwise P
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by fud101 8mo ago
This is all well and good but Elixir with Phoenix and Liveview is super bloated and you have to have a real reason to buy into such a monster that you couldn't do with a simpler stack.
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by fud101 8mo ago
So did you go back to and keep using C#/NET?
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by fud101 8mo ago
is go the same? what is the consensus best pick right now I wonder, is it C#?
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by fud101 8mo ago
Hm it's on amazon but you gotta pay for the secondary sub. Did look interesting but oh well.
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by fud101 8mo ago
That's interesting. I'm having the same problem. I usually have it after my workout in the evening. Should I try moving it to earlier in the day?
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by fud101 8mo ago
I'm tired of HN complaining about react for dumb reasons. To be clear, performance and bundle size matters for some things - if that's your complaint, whatever, i have no issue. My issue is there are whole host of use cases for wh
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by fud101 8mo ago
I always though the usual 'they only hire seniors now' was a questionable take. If anything, all you need is a semi warm blooded human to hit retry until the agents get something functional. It's more likely tech will transfo
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by fud101 8mo ago
have these 'improvements' been backported to pandas now? i would expect it to close the gap over time.
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by fud101 8mo ago
Shrek for example.
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by fud101 8mo ago
That's fine but we're an industry defined by fashions. OOP was the thing for decades then it wasn't, whether or not you bought into it, you had to play along. If the trend now is around how well you can juggle agents to produ
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Ask HN: The Coming Class War
3 points by fud101 8mo ago|6 comments
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State of JavaScript – 2025(2025.stateofjs.com)
2 points by fud101 8mo ago|0 comments
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by fud101 8mo ago
This is incredible work. Can we get a blog post?
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by fud101 8mo ago
The headline writes itself. Y Combinator putting the crypto in the grift just like the famous combinator.
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by fud101 8mo ago
I don't think I ever said anything about Django-CMS? It may be far worse than Wagtail. Using neither is much better.
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by fud101 8mo ago
This sounds like AI?
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by fud101 8mo ago
>What was the original core principle of ollama? Nothing, it was always going to be a rug pull. They leached off llama.cpp.
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by fud101 8mo ago
>If you ever need a CMS in your Django project I strongly recommend Wagtail, it came after the initially most popular django-cms and learned a lot of lessons - feeling much more like a part of Django. Nope. I would choose plain Django 10
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by fud101 8mo ago
Is this a good alternative to celery? Can we use it with the Django Task Framework?
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by fud101 9mo ago
TAOCP is trash. I wish I grew up in the era where you could just hit up zlib for an accessible book on any topic instead of highly rated and hardly read 'classics' like TAOCP.
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by fud101 9mo ago
I wish more people would criticise Svelte but most people just don't care because it's irrelevant. It's like complaining about Backbone or something, not worth the effort.
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by fud101 9mo ago
I wish I could be slightly more interested in this to actually see what payoff this person is reporting here but I just can't bring myself to care about this agentic nonsense.
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Technical Practices That Drive Business Results(caimito.net)
4 points by fud101 9mo ago|0 comments
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by fud101 9mo ago
We can solve it with an app.
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by fud101 9mo ago
Pretty interesting take this. I wonder if there is a minimal state management we could evolve which would be sufficient for LLMs to use while still making it possible for a human to reason about the abstraction. It won't be as bloated
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by fud101 9mo ago
i've read it and retained nothing. I always wonder what people get out of these hyped things that i'm unable to see.
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by fud101 9mo ago
tbh it annoys me when i want to go to my tailscale console but my browser takes me to tailwindcss which I have never used..
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by fud101 9mo ago
it blows my mind how people call Perl ugly but yet this monstrosity is ok. Python being 'human' readable has got to be the biggest scam ever perpetrated against language design.

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