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by hilti 1y ago
Awesome! Thank you for making this free available
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by hilti 1y ago
Looks interesting but I don‘t understand the pricing. Why the monthly plan if I deploy to my computing resources?
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by hilti 1y ago
Better do a Google reverse image search before you put fake testimonials on your website: Alex Chen is also known as „Alexander Hipp“ or „Felix Mueller“ Though the concept is interesting - I don‘t like bullshit marketing like „Trusted by Pr
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by hilti 1y ago
I‘m working on some scripts to make my Mac life a little easier: 1) Setup Apache https://github.com/marchildmann/IDS-Scripts 2) Setup MLX and MLX-LM Finished by tomorrow 3) Working on a micro PHP framework to instantly
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by hilti 1y ago
Thank you for sharing this! I‘m using pivottable.js but I noticed that it‘s sometimes hard to understand by my colleagues. Will Grist definitely give try.
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by hilti 1y ago
… I‘m trying to use our super computers in our pockets, like an iPhone ;-) But still struggling with the way how to present CSV data effectively on a small screen, although it‘s huge in terms of pixels compared to computer screens from the
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by hilti 1y ago
Maybe some inspiration from Germany: Linda Büscher did the same while graduating. Press coverage at Business Insider https://www.businessinsider.de/gruenderszene/business/20-jae... Her product https://w
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by hilti 1y ago
Have you ever heard of Server Side Includes? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes
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by hilti 2y ago
Awesome journey! Thank you for having me … I learned a lot.
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by hilti 2y ago
Any advantage compared to creating a single cross-platform executable in GO and support file system access?
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by hilti 2y ago
I wonder how these „web developers“ react, if they discover secret sauces like SSE, the „disabled“ attribute of <input> elements and SSI (server side includes) I‘d love to be in the same room, when they edit their packages.json, spin
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by hilti 2y ago
Congratulations for shipping! Looks really promising. Is this a SwiftUI wrapper around SwiftTerm?
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by hilti 2y ago
It's easy to deploy. A lot works out of the box without having to install any 3rd party libraries (PDO database access, CURL, file and directory management, session management etc.) And for most tasks it is fast enough.
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Ask HN: Old Unix technologies like cron and SSE in modern workflows?
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by hilti 2y ago
Ha! I see the resemblance, but they're actually opposites. Access adds visual layers between you and your data, while this LISP approach removes them. Access makes databases more approachable to non-programmers through GUIs, while this
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by hilti 2y ago
Fair point, and I've certainly been on both sides of this equation! The Excel approach is absolutely more efficient for one-off tasks or where the goal is simply "get numbers, make decision, move on." No argument there. Where
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by hilti 2y ago
What the author demonstrates here is a powerful principle that dates back to LISP's origins but remains revolutionary today: the collapse of artificial boundaries between program, data, and interface creates a more direct connection to
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by hilti 2y ago
Claude is also really good at Tabler Admin HTML if you‘re looking for a SaaA application frontend.
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by hilti 2y ago
I recently discovered buying DVDs at flea markets again. Most of the time a fraction of what would I pay to rent a movie on Prime. And it‘s a different feeling to have something physical in your hand.
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by hilti 2y ago
Sometimes I create a webservice for fun in a single PHP file, using PDO to connect to a database and then upload it using SFTP to my server. It scales pretty well unless I‘m becoming the next largest tech company in the world.
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by hilti 2y ago
I‘m extremely happy about my 50 year old WEGA speakers that sound way better than any Homepod or Sonos that I had before. And I paid $90 for the used LB3541.
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by hilti 2y ago
"However, for those who wish to use Brisk in proprietary or closed-source applications, a commercial license is also available." Unfortunately there is no public information on the pricing.
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by hilti 2y ago
Not really impressed after running it. AI: How can I help you? Human: Who are you? AI: I am Alice. Human: Tell me something about a computer. AI: I am a computer model trained by OpenAI. How can I help you? Human: What is a computer? AI: I
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by hilti 2y ago
Never heard of Jart - who or what is it?
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by hilti 2y ago
I haven‘t run the code, but I‘m impressed by the small size. The first ELISA programs have been larger. And within the past 4 years we can fit this into bytes. If someone has a hint where the magic lies in, please explain it to me. Is it th
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by hilti 2y ago
Quote from the website: While most spreadsheets max out at a few thousand rows, Sourcetable digests CSVs with up to a million data points. First - which spreadsheets max out at a few thousand rows? This is simply not true. Second - What is
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by hilti 2y ago
Thank you for this article! I can also recommend Xidel which is my powerhouse for processing XML, JSON and HTML
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by hilti 2y ago
Awesome! Thank you for this great piece of Go software. I‘d love to read a story about design decisions, pitfalls and the motivation behind it.
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by hilti 2y ago
My railway is currently write code, test on my local webserver and then rsync it to my dedicated machine.
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by hilti 2y ago
Probably the way the routes have been set up. /edit matches first

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