hilti

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   by hilti 8mo ago

   Sorry ... I read XAMPP! Now I know why I got downvoted
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   by hilti 8mo ago

   Favorite server is localhost
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   by hilti 8mo ago

   I started experimenting with custom HTML elements for my dashboard project THINK (live at https://think.iotdata.systems ) and I’ve been really surprised by how much functionality you can get with just vanilla web components. The
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   by hilti 8mo ago

   This is really impressive, especially your art design, in app graphics! Is this all AI generated?
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   by hilti 8mo ago

   Wow! This is so cool. I really need to get my hands on TUI. It seems to be a growing trend. Maybe it's a stupid question, because I know about family members that have never opened a terminal - can a TUI app bundled with an icon to sim
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   by hilti 8mo ago

   Interesting workflow. What prevented you from creating a PWA using pure HTML, CSS and WebAudio for text to speech? Would have given you instant feedback, hot reload, no deployment - maybe an idea for your next trip.
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   by hilti 8mo ago

   Is this based on Bubbletea TUI framework? The waveforms are pretty cool!
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   by hilti 8mo ago

   I just created a repo: https://github.com/marchildmann/IDS-Think It's MIT licensed. Would love feedback, especially on the data table component.
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   by hilti 8mo ago

   I just created a repo: https://github.com/marchildmann/IDS-Think It's MIT licensed. Would love feedback, especially on the data table component.
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    I always wanted a minimalistic CSS framework for my projects, so I started to create my own: THINK THINK is a modern CSS-first UI framework built on semantic HTML, custom elements, and data attributes. Uses :has(), container queries, and de
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    Looks very promising! Unfortunately Docs and GitHub repo don‘t work
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    Never heard of Windows G .. that sounds exactly what I want for my older Thinkpads :-)
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    Javascript is not the problem at all. Rookie developers who use hundreds of node modules or huge CSS frameworks are ruining performance and hurt the environment with bloated software that consumes energy and life time.
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    Totally agree! I‘d pay definitely $300 (lifetime license) for a productivity suite like Windows 95 design and Office 95 with no bloatware and ads. Just pure speed and productivity.
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    I love this story where a C64 in Poland rans a Auto repair shop. https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/a23139/c...
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    Or controlling the heating and AC systems at 19 schools under its jurisdiction using a system that sends out commands over short-wave radio frequencies https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/infrastructure/a..
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    Wow! I never heard of them. KolibriOS looks promising.
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    I remember the QNX Demo on a 1.44 MB floppy disk. It booted straight into a full blown window manager and had a basic web browser. That was 1999 and I never saw anything like that afterwards.
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    by hilti 8mo ago

    Love your approach: small, composable programs working together through pipes!
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    by hilti 9mo ago

    Half of the apps on the app store can easily be replaced by a PWA that works on iOS and Android.
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    Show HN: A Self-Hosted MP3 Player with 80s Retro Vibes

    3 points by hilti 9mo ago|1 comments
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    by hilti 9mo ago

    After watching the movie „The Amateur“ I started to build myself some confidential looking tools just for fun using C and deployed them as CGI programs. A one time secret tool https://iotdata.systems/apps/secret.cgi A
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    by hilti 9mo ago

    Great article! I also read your other post and love it! This is exactly my thinking: Locality of Behavior (LoB) Never heard this term before, but I like it. https://centamori.com/index.php?slug=basics-of-web-developme...
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    by hilti 10mo ago

    Can’t wait for their next post about semantically structured HTML or that they discover the beauty of deploying PHP files ;-)
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    by hilti 10mo ago

    I smiled when I read: „File systems are an incredibly powerful abstraction. Grep is 50 years old and still does exactly what we need. We were building custom tools for what Unix already solves.“ Thank god … finally they’re seeing light at t
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    by hilti 10mo ago

    I‘m a Chief Data Officer in the beverage industry. My day job is creating layers to make the incoming information meaningful. Over the past years we went from Google BigQuery to self hosted solutions using SQLite and Postgres. Recently even
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    Chris Rea died – Driving home for Christmas(en.wikipedia.org)

    5 points by hilti 10mo ago|3 comments
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    by hilti 10mo ago

    I will definitely give it a try. Terminal UI‘s are super interesting in my opinion, because I feel like they can improve productivity. Hopefully this library can be compiled into a single binary that exposes an application icon. That’s one
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    by hilti 10mo ago

    I am learning C++ and ImGUI. My first app is a JSONL Viewer. Recently I‘ve added support to read parquet files (uncompressed) too. https://iotdata.systems/jsonlviewerpro/ Next step is to integrate a visual data pipelin
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    by hilti 10mo ago

    First of all: Thank you for giving. Giving 24 years of your experience, thoughts and life time to us. This is special in these times of wondering, baiting and consuming only.