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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
If you don’t have direct reports, why are you “CTO” and not founding or principal engineer?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Isn’t Marimo becoming the new standard for notebooks?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
A lot of people in this thread mentioning the limitations of Flask and “why not FastAPI” etc - but I’ve found Litestar to be the best alternative and it has htmx support out of the box. https://litestar.dev/
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
I don't think the point is just about Python - this means you can use JS front-end with a Python backend for a local app.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Interesting how much cross-pollination is happening in the Python ecosystem with Rust. I think the NiceGUI example is good but quite advanced, might be beneficial to contact the teams from Reflex or FastHTML, because if you could use PyTaur
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
I referenced the article with hesitation for the same reason, don't think the position the critique takes is great. Interestingly, this article pops up first page if you search "htmx vs datastar".
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
I recently read this: https://drshapeless.com/blog/posts/htmx,-datastar,-greedy-de... Which states some of the basic (great) functionality of Datastar has been moved to the Datastar Pro product (?!). I’m eager to
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Isn't that almost what we got with DuckDB + DuckLake?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
This!
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
I also was shocked when I saw it initially, but it's really just a UI-veneer over an outsourced data team from what I can tell. Although it looks like another product/platform, it's really about outsourcing.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
We also had to abandon it, due to setup complexity coupled with capacity constraints.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Golang is often the default now. As someone who’s new to backend development, I’ve been exploring C# and can’t understand why it’s not the default. I think C# primarily has a marketing problem.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
This destroys a lot of the moats in the ELT/ETL space, as DuckDB can now basically become your all in one tool-set for a data lakehouse.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Hopefully we can write an Airflow replacement using this.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Huly maybe??
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Farnam Street for sure.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Any official note from Microsoft on this strategy?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
How does Vortex compare to Lance? I imagine Lance is already a good solution for AI on CPUs.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Interesting that Joran from Tigerbeetle posted this? So must be legit.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
I don’t think it’s either-or, this will probably become the default / go-to - if you aren’t storing your vectors in your db like Neon or Turso. As far as I understand, Milvus is appropriate for very large scale, so will probably contin
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Paid
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Reality is catching up.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Imagine people in politics adopt this mindset? The world would be a much more tolerable place.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing.
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Ask HN: Why aren't more startups using C#?
13 points by rubenvanwyk 1y ago|15 comments
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Where are these type of startups hanging around? Won't mind cleaning up that mess at all.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
This. It usually also means no OpenAPI standards, which makes integration much more difficult.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
How is Hangfire different from the Azure DurableTask library?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
A front-page HN post about .NET!! Let’s go!! Want more of these.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
That would clarify it for me personally, because I couldn’t understand that axis. In that sense - why do we want manual scheduling? Predictability?

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