wild_egg

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by wild_egg 1y ago
> but without static types So add static types. https://github.com/coalton-lang/coalton
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by wild_egg 2y ago
We had all met in the same city but weren't originally from there or live there any longer. Maybe some "like attracts like" phenomena
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Very cool. Also a bit surprising — two of my matches are people I know IRL.
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by wild_egg 2y ago
> This section is for you: https://overreacted.io/jsx-over-the-wire/#html-ssi-and-cgi Strawmanning the alternative as CGI with shell scripts really makes the entire post that much weaker. > nobody refers to excep
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Deja vu with this blog. Another overengineered abstraction recreating things that already exist. Misunderstanding REST only to reinvent it in a more complex way. If your API speaks JSON, it's not REST unless/until you jump through
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Something about that mp3 actually feels disturbing. Is it normal for that type of model to attempt communication that way? Struggling to find the words but the synthetic voice directly addressing the prompt is really surreal feeling.
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Who said you were selling something? My point is that the entire approach is architecturally far more complex than is suitable for the vast majority of projects. You have influence and people will make real world decisions to choose unneces
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by wild_egg 2y ago
The need to wax philosophical really shows how complex and overengineered RSC is compared to solutions from other ecosystems that are just as effective but far simpler to work with and understand.
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by wild_egg 2y ago
The APIs have docs. The agent can go read them and build against them.
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Many countries have this in various forms and it works out fine. Generally illegal to interfere with the press and a good way to lose the next election
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Sounds like you're assuming all software is SaaS that requires the provider to keep it available? Software used to all be lifetime purchases by providing you with the actual program. If you bought a copy of WordPerfect in the 90s it wi
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. I was planning on building something like this in April after hitting too many issues with Jina and Tavily but it looks like you've already done the hard work!
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by wild_egg 2y ago
What does this mean? I have no idea what niche you're even working in
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by wild_egg 2y ago
At the end of the day, most consumer software boils down to simple CRUD apps with various skins. Sure people have been able to make those for years but it was still time consuming to wrangle the no code tools. Now people can do it in an hou
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by wild_egg 2y ago
I've been working on exactly this. Great to know there's some demand for it. It's now my daily driver for web access. It monitors for content I'm interested in (that's how I found your comment), handles all my searc
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Thanks for this. I've a passing interest in those older expert-level interfaces and input buffering wasn't on my radar but is completely vital. I remember relying heavily on that functionality back in the day and yet it's non
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by wild_egg 2y ago
> It is not good for "and these other related elements need to update" That seems a bit backwards, no? Why can't those other elements manage their own updates? You can have the server respond with an `HX-Trigger` header to
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by wild_egg 2y ago
You can do that with HTMX through events and hx-trigger but it just sounds like HTMX isn't the right tool for what you're trying to do. I've seen a lot of instances of people trying to use HTMX to replace react/vue/
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by wild_egg 2y ago
A FOSS alternative to Rewind that works on both MacOS and Linux would be a dream come true tbh. Thanks for working on this, I'll be trying it out sometime next week
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Look like very nice tech but unfortunately the operational overhead of postgres is too high for my use case. Will keep it in mind for future postgres-backed projects though
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by wild_egg 2y ago
I've been using DuckDB similarly and loving the simplicity. What sort of latency are you seeing with your setup? I'm hitting 300ms to query against 10M vectors and could see that becoming a bottleneck if going into the hundreds of
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by wild_egg 2y ago
How much are you willing to pay though? Full privacy means powerful enough hardware to do everything else on the list on-device and _quickly_. I don't know that most people have the budget for that
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Ladybird is pretty far from approachable for most folks at this point but one day will hopefully be a great option in that space
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by wild_egg 2y ago
> My only issue with Go is getting the old bootstrap C version compiled for a new port Genuinely curious — how often have you had to do that? What platforms are you running that Node has binaries for but Go doesn't? I've been w
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Neither of those examples apply to or impact the bulk of HTMX projects. I've worked on a bunch of these and have never seen `makeFragment` used in the wild. The `hx-on` attribute is similarly rare — I've only used it twice myself
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by wild_egg 2y ago
That's Go's out-of-the-box experience. Maybe you're looking for something to scaffold projects? There are plenty around, I've been using https://gowebly.org
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by wild_egg 2y ago
If they really are that complex, then use react for them. One of the biggest issues I have always had with react proponents is the "well if I need react for X then I might as well build the whole thing in react." Islands Architect
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by wild_egg 2y ago
Seems not right for the comments here to be empty but I don't have much to say other than this looks incredibly nice. Hope I have an excuse to use it at some point. Thanks for sharing!
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by wild_egg 2y ago
I've been using zig's toolchain in CGo projects for a couple years now and cross compilation _just works_. Maybe there are libraries it doesn't handle well but so far all of my use cases have been covered perfectly.
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by wild_egg 2y ago
That's a bit bold when you know nothing about me, but sure. I exist in a polyglot environment and we use Go for things that we expect to sit and do their job for years without modification. Nothing more annoying with these than needing

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