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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
The delivery fee is different for every building in the city. I’ve been receiving $200+ bills and been asking around to friends and their delivery fee per kWh is less than mine, for whatever reason. Sounds like you got lucky.
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
The cost of gas has come down in the city - around $4.30/gal for where I fill up. So yes, it’s actually cheaper to drive an ICE than an EV in SF.
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
PGE charges me 50c/kwh just to deliver my power. I still spend an additional 12c/kwh for it to be generated. My bill last two months were $200 each for a 1 bed in SF. Insane.
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
Our v2 of blitz is using firefox itself to resolve CSS and google's advanced WGPU renderer for high-speed text and vector graphics. https://github.com/jkelleyrtp/stylo-dioxus
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
I built a prototype for a potential customer and they agreed to pay me 100k to develop it. Let's say they're my only customer - we're a boutique shop. I didn't need any startup capital - just needed to promise to solve o
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
Going into business is now a liability for me. What? Why is all software work counted this way? Why software ? Shouldn't I be paying taxes later once I've made money? This is like paying taxes on unrealized gains - I can&#x
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
Can someone help me understand? Let's just say I started a company last year. I sell software and made $100k revenue this year. I hired someone for $100k to help build that software. I have zero dollars left in the bank at the end of t
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
Yeah, got into software thanks to roblox. Way easier to get started than most of the suggestions in this thread and caters from everything from building maps to writing code (if you want to do that). Lua is pretty easy to pick up but you ca
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Pg_sparse: Sparse Vector Similarity Search Inside Postgres(docs.paradedb.com)
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
The mission improvements have been ongoing for several months at this point. Supposedly crime is getting better.
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
I'm on the hunt for office space in the city, scoping out deals and such. The real numbers, according to folks I've spoken with on the ground, are much higher. Many units simply aren't listed or are in a "limbo" sta
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
The article mentions that the reaction had a 4% yield with lasers that are 0.5% efficient. The 100% yield scenario would yield 75MJ of energy. Modern lasers that are 20% efficient would require 10MJ instead of 400MJ for the reaction. In the
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
Many years ago I worked at a startup doing this - putting cameras on tower cranes. Fun times. Took a while to find PMF and the startup ended up going under. Good times, was super fun!
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
Seemingly Paris has done a great job over the past 2-3 years.
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
I’m working with the same set of blogposts, hackmds, and tweets as everyone else. It seems that JeanHyde went public with their experience instead of opening a dialogue with their advocate (JT) or core team member (Josh). JeanHyde says as m
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by jkelleyrtp 3y ago
Not like my opinion matters at all here, but everyone sucks here. - The Rust project should get their act together to avoid miscommunication - Bloggers like fasterthanlime should probably not say anything at all - Core team members like JT
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
FWIW, we (Dioxus) are using the $20K to fund an internship for one of our contributors. We're hoping the program will act like VC funding (marketing, really) and help us unlock larger corporate sponsorships. [1] http://githu
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
We love LiveView and we love the developer experience. Dioxus recently launched support for HTML-over-websocket (LiveView) and we're slowly working on wrapping axum/hyper in a Dioxus-focused API.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
We're super excited about the funding. It's letting us bring on some of the core team full time for the summer and part time for the year. Our goal with Dioxus is to eat Electron, React Native, Flutter, Phoenix, Gatsby, and NextJS
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
A full list of projects that are being spun out as framework-agnostic: - taffy: flexbox+css grid https://github.com/DioxusLabs/taffy - blitz: html/css renderer https://github.com/DioxusLabs/b
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Wow. This is next level. Jaw dropping. Wolfram Alpha is already a stupidly capable interface. I think we basically have Jarvis now.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
We don't have any bindings for Dioxus into other languages, but there are a handful of projects within the Dioxus ecosystem that do, like taffy. http://github.com/dioxusLabs/taffy
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Yep, I think the PR is ready to go too! https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/pull/762 I think the next logical step is to build our own "Phoenix" on top of axum (or hyper).
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
We're using our own protocol right now - haven't really looked too deeply at the Phoenix protocol. We use templates (like Solid or Blockdom) to build and patch the page which is pretty specific to Dioxus.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
The state of the app lives in an async task which can be multithreaded or distributed. Rust webservers can handle tens of thousands (hundreds of thousands?) of connections at once.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Author here. Didn't expect to see Dioxus on HN today!
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Like AirPods, the case has its own battery.
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
I did this during covid. I really enjoyed it. But it does get lonely, not that many young people, and the city I lived near was just not that bustling. You quickly eat your way through all the restaurants in town and there's just not t
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
We’ll implement what it takes to hit the majority of CSS we run into. The Rust ecosystem has some great packages for CSS and layout (we and Bevy comaintain Taffy) so at a certain point it’ll be filling in the blanks. Being browser compliant
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by jkelleyrtp 4y ago
Dioxus is HTML native so it speaks in native HTML elements to solve the flutter problem. It’s written in Rust so it doesn’t need a JS engine which gives it this huge portability. Your intuition on the outputs is correct. For the web, you ge

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