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by sgt 3mo ago
In principle I agree that putting React or Vue in for a little interactivity is a bad approach, if the same can be achieved with Htmx, which it usually can. However for some really complex mini apps, that's another story. But for the r
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by sgt 3mo ago
Happy they did this. Htmx is a great fit for server rendering - which in many or most cases is what you should do in any case. You can always put a mini VueJS or ReactJS app inside of a template for a very custom interactivity.
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by sgt 3mo ago
who is the rabbit?
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by sgt 3mo ago
You may want to elaborate that Django apps are mini apps inside of the Django app (which is called "project"). Those unfamiliar to Django might think of a Django project as an app.
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by sgt 3mo ago
> 12 requests per second You can definitely get more than that in Django. We could much more that back 15 years ago on very basic hardware, rendering templates and doing semi complex UIs.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Exactly, I just released another project made with htmx and it's almost like you can't beat that velocity.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Don't forget "Remember for 30 days" checkboxes that don't do anything.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Yes seems like too much work or hassle. I'm kinda looking at Java as a Rust replacement, and Zig as a C replacement. This might just be the ultimate combo.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Is SIMD in rust still pretty bad?
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by sgt 3mo ago
I've got Android Studio open now, while also working in several PyCharm projects, IntelliJ and WebStorm. No issues at all on macOS.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Offloading email and phone verification for our app to a vibe coded site that is nearly guaranteed to not exist in 5 years?
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by sgt 3mo ago
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by sgt 3mo ago
I'll give it a shot.
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by sgt 3mo ago
What's lobster.rs, some kind of Temu HN? Or is it the real deal?
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by sgt 3mo ago
In theory we can then get 100 meter resolution on alien worlds. That would be insane.
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by sgt 3mo ago
LLM's are really good with Django by the way! Must be partly due to the excellent documentation.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Problem is that a lot of people don't want to spend some minimum effort getting some fundamental understanding about the technology they are using. They just want to rush it to build something. It's been like that forever.
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by sgt 3mo ago
This is so cool that we need a new HN feature for this like a 'gold bar'. Dang can you build this?
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by sgt 3mo ago
Been building a fairly medium to large sized web app in HTMX these last few months and if done correctly, it can be done fairly cleanly and it's best combined with templates of some kind (e.g. the templating in Golang or in Django).
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by sgt 3mo ago
I have also noticed teams don't seem to "get" htmx. It is an unbelievably good tool though, and LLM's understand it very well (given some encouragement).
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by sgt 3mo ago
They should start charging for it. Like not a lot, maybe just a coffee a month. That should keep the bots away.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Quick link to the video where he demos it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMliOFYBiz4
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by sgt 3mo ago
Great work!
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by sgt 3mo ago
Although this has been well known for years and documented.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Remind me to never go to orbit around Neptune.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Seems like the chip is available here: https://www.utsource.net/itm/p/762821.html?srsltid=AfmBOoraT...
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by sgt 3mo ago
> Many LED systems use a dimming technique that rapidly switches the light on and off (sometimes hundreds of times per second). While this is invisible as flicker to the naked eye under normal conditions, eye movements can expose it This
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by sgt 3mo ago
Glad you get to enjoy Swift, Xcode etc. It really can be fun to work with.
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by sgt 3mo ago
As I said, it's an academic purpose I guess. Unless the Postgres team takes this and "owns" it accountability-wise, it's dead.
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by sgt 3mo ago
> No AI tools here – plenty of other apps do that. We focus on deterministic and mathematical mutations rather than stochastically generated slop. Love it. BTW, I assume this is native macOS? Swift or ObjC?

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