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by martinbaun 2y ago
Perfect example. Bottled water might be a luxury good for you, but in most places in the world you have polluted tap water you can die from or bottled water. So if you were in charge of this, you might have just killed a few million people
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by martinbaun 2y ago
I dislike getting poisoned by microplastics as much as the next guy, but a treaty like this decided by some global elite might have some unintended consequences. Like they always do.. This probably wont affect the average HN, but all of our
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Yeah, like they say that the people behind the old paradigms have to die before new paradigms can emerge. What's your twitter? You're the author of Hyperscript?
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by martinbaun 2y ago
maybe it is, HTMX people and the founder also seem to be great at memeing and making controversy hehe. Yeah, a completely different "new"/(kinda old) way of doing stuff.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Well I (and my company) do VueJS as well and the time to make a product is usually like 2/3x longer with VueJS and it is not server side rendered so bad for SEO. AND not as robust. What we normally do is sprinkle HTMX/AlpineJS&#x2
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Ask HN: Why Htmx So Controversial?
5 points by martinbaun 2y ago|10 comments
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Sweet, I have been looking into Node for my Python SSR webapps, but Pug and Handlebars are just not cutting it. Jinja templating language is just soooo good. This looks like what I wanted in a templating language
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Wow this is amazing, I was actually thinking of making something similar but I tried researching and I was like - yeah not going to happen in my life. Kudos to you, and thanks for making it open source!
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Hey, is the talk also somewhere? Looks interesting. I am always surprised on how much you can squeeze out of an BSD machine compared to even a Linux machine... Though I never got over the hurdle of setting a FreeBSD machine up
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by martinbaun 2y ago
I have been looking for something like this for ever. Even tried to make my own version, but manipulating a canvas is not easy to make user friendly. Maybe you'll enjoy this one as well. If you know anything like this, that also have a
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Dead Simple Drawing Program – ExcaliDraw Simplified(copypastedesign.com)
1 points by martinbaun 2y ago|1 comments
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Very interesting, I knew about PostRest, but never checked it out. A lot of the boilerplate can probably be cut away with using PostRest. Just wondering, what about security and especially if someone decides to DDOS your server with high-lo
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Securing Your Server in 2024(martinbaun.com)
5 points by martinbaun 2y ago|0 comments
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Just crazy. TLDR: put a UUID in your bucket name always.
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Private Empty S3 Bucket Cost Me $1300 [video](youtube.com)
5 points by martinbaun 2y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Caddy modules, do you use them and how?
2 points by martinbaun 2y ago|0 comments
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Yes, yes and yes :)
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Wow, this is just next level. Paying for deletion of your account? Okay I'd cancel my credit card before I'd pay a euro for that.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Beautiful, that's what I always recommend new people to programming. To figure out how to solve one of their own problems AutoITScript?
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Ask HN: How did you fall in love with Programming?
1 points by martinbaun 2y ago|3 comments
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Not up, but most of the times it is a lot easier to build something from scratch. Signal is notoriously hard extend and use - they have a lot of custom tech. I gave up looking through their documentation. Now, the reason is that they actual
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by martinbaun 2y ago
The verbosity and the BS-ing for me are the clear ones. AI content always just keeps hammering at the same in different ways.
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SQLite Is Enough [video](youtube.com)
5 points by martinbaun 2y ago|0 comments
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Words might lie, but deeds do not lie. Look at what they do, not at what they say. Apple is only about bottom line. Look at the Foxconn manufacturing. Look at what chemicals are actually in their computers. Look at their relentless focus on
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by martinbaun 2y ago
It would be amazing, I hope this happens as well :)
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Yes, yes, and yes. Unfortunately it is all talk, they don't care a hat about environmental concerns. All is about the bottom line, and that's why they're stingy with the ram as well.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
cool! I like to sprinkle a little alpinejs in whenever I need some client-side things.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Thanks. Simple and dirty, but works everytime. Even more, I put a vim shortcut so I can run it without leaving the terminal.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
thanks! Learning every day
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by martinbaun 2y ago
cool, didn't know that. And yeah, it's really exploding with htmx.

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