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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
I think OP overestimates the number of people using Operator in the foreseeable future. Also it's optimised for todays web for websites and forms and I suspect they continue develop it this way for two reasons: 1. This works TODAY, whi
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
It starts with a search and reasoning from there. Cites the sources in the middle of the sentences so you can just click and verify, see the whole context. It blows every "model only" service because it's 100x more accurate.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
It's a shame because Perplexity is BY FAR the most useful AI tool out there. This shows they have clearly no vision and won't be able to keep afloat.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
That's not the model repository advertised in the post.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
It's NOT Open Source.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Very simple and elegant API!
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
The very fact that he is admitting they are doing this because of Trump and that there will be "more bad stuff" is pretty fucking crazy.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
so these both work: html.Div["content"] and html.Div(class_="red")["content"]
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
One of the lessons learned on group therapy is how wrong you are all the time about what others think of you.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Try group therapy! It can significantly change your life. I was saying "no fucking way" whenever my psychiatrist suggested it, but after I tried, it turned my life upside down in the best possible way. It will be very uncomfortabl
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Here is another component library for Python: https://compone.kissgyorgy.me
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Same for Django+SQLite
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Not sure how NixOS didn't make it to the list.
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Penpot unfolds their new open-source business model [video](youtube.com)
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Show HN: Unblob extraction suite with Landlock sandboxing(onekey.com)
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Be aware it can be very addictive, you can sink a lot of time before you notice! It's very good
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
You can start the container with docker run -it so it has a tty
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Check this out: https://compone.kissgyorgy.me/ Much simpler than this library, components are simply functions, rendered to strings. I made one microbenchmark, it's "only" 2x slower than Jinja2 right now, but
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Wikipedia, GitHub and YouTube should have enough to recover most knowledge about the world today.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
It would be way more usable if a time range could be selected and it would list the actual threads to the results.
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Next.js to Htmx – A Real World Example [video](youtube.com)
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
I'm in the middle of releasing my Python Component library, which makes it possible to write __truly reusable__ HTML (or any other markup) component libraries in any web framework or project. https://github.com/kissgyor
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
How is that simple? Simple would be if you would just write text files, drop it somewhere simple, either a webserver or GitHub pages or some hosted service, and be done with it.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
There are literally bullet points to list what the Foundation will do.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Code reviews can significantly sped up by pair programming a lot! When you wrote the code together, a lot of these doesn't even come up, because you discussed everything already. Sometimes after pair programming, even no code review is
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Very nice!
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Next gen in Python land. Nobody implemented a component framework properly yet.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
My suggestion is to just try writing React for a week or two and experience the component based development. You never want to go back to templates again.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
I did not measure performance yet, but I definitely will! My hunch is that it's faster than any templating library, because those are compiling from their own DSL, but it's completely ommitted here.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
You are totally right, but I'm not actively working on it, because core (the base library) is basically ready and I'm working on a project in production which is exclusively using it [1]. The site is using htmx, feels snappy overa

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