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replwoacause
9d ago
I do all my dev in .NET on a mac, using Postgres and Sqlite only, so I don't relate to your experience at all. It's dead simple for me and I'm not even that good of a developer.
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replwoacause
9d ago
I do .NET dev exclusively on a mac completely within Visual Studio Code and it's by far the easiest and most enjoyable framework and ecosystem I've had the pleasure of working in. I couldn't be happier with it.
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replwoacause
24d ago
I'm a Plus subscriber using a Gmail address and still only see 3.6
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24d ago
I moved off my $200 max plan with Anthropic because of this. OpenAI gets it though.
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replwoacause
25d ago
And colon cancer is on the rise so now I have that to be worried about before my 40s.
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replwoacause
28d ago
Ah no worries. No SPAs for me, SSR all day.
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28d ago
Not my experience. I have large production apps that I'm able to maintain just fine with thousands of lines of JS.
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replwoacause
28d ago
I've only tried vanilla JS so far
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28d ago
Please don’t misunderstand my comment, I wasn't trying to diminish the brilliant work you’ve done on HTMX, which I’ve personally benefited from. I could have probably worded it better than I did. I'm also not saying you _did_ misu
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replwoacause
29d ago
All apps I build are server-side rendered. I'm not sure how your comment changes the the question I'm asking.
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29d ago
I've always been a fan and supporter of HTMX, but lately I've wondered how beneficial it is now that LLMs can generate JavaScript for us. HTMX was especially useful when I wrote JavaScript by hand because I appreciated its higher
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29d ago
Most of what Trump does is illegal.
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1mo ago
I use SQLite for everything, and I'm perfectly happy with it. I'm aware of the concurrent writer issues, but at my scale it doesn't even matter.
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2mo ago
Haha that's awesome. Would love to hear more about your project. Share it on the boards if you want, I bet others would be interested too and you may be able to pick up a few new users! Hit me up anyway, always happen to swap notes, th
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2mo ago
I have a robust set of moderation tools built into the network and I check it several times per day. There is nothing automated setup yet because I don't need it. We have just under 200 members at the moment so this is working well. If
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3mo ago
Thanks! Hope to see you there when you get a chance. It works on mobile too, but it was made for the desktop first :)
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3mo ago
Awesome, looking forward to seeing you on the boards. Yeah, we have a decent little group of active posters and we've been adding to that number slowly but consistently since I put it online a few weeks ago. It's been fun and I&#x
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3mo ago
Thank you! That's the idea, and even though its been a slow burn, the conversations have been interesting and rewarding. One of the funniest proof of concept so far was, someone asked how to route a guitar body to fit a new bridge on a
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3mo ago
https://quxnet.net/about I made it specifically to bring back what was amazing about the old internet, and do it as authentically as possible. takes inspiration from old internet messageboards, usenet, bbs, and pubnix hosts
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3mo ago
Does it? Maybe. But I've grown weary of it. It feels like I'm in a relationship with a mercurial partner, never quite knowing where I stand.
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3mo ago
I can honestly say that as a paying customer, I'm getting a bit tired of being jerked around by this company. It's on again, off again. Snip snap snip. And by the way, telling people there's a deadline so they all scramble to
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3mo ago
That's one unfortunate name
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3mo ago
Yeah this is wild stuff. Seeing Anthropic free fall after building up such good will is shocking.
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3mo ago
I think the 5 series of models suck kinda. I'm sticking with 4.6 for as long as I can. But GPT 5.5 fixes me up nice like too.
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3mo ago
Hah! Got me. I knew what I did as soon as I saw your comment in my inbox.
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3mo ago
I can't argue with a legit question and I suspect some others will feel the same. The answer (which you may not agree with) is that without a signup of any kind this would be a completely different thing. It wouldn't be a "se
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Show HN: Quxnet
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3mo ago
It tapered to a plateau. :) My experience has been the appetite suppression goes down after a while but doesn’t go away entirely. With each change in dose there’s always a more pronounced effect in the beginning. I don’t take it for weight
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3mo ago
The White House is already 100% corrupt. The American political system has failed in keeping out a conman pedophile from the highest office in the land. What follows is pretty much what you'd expect under these conditions.
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3mo ago
I love visiting Marfa. If you haven't been, I recommend it (you should read up on it first, it's not really for everyone, it's a pretty weird little dessert town).
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