cassiogo

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by cassiogo 8d ago
> If it's so easy to disrupt visa/mastercard payment network, they wouldn't be able to charge this much If they have the US government behind them its much easier https://thepaypers.com/payments/expert
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by cassiogo 3mo ago
What? Never heard of this
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by cassiogo 9mo ago
I think the htmx counterpart from Rails folks would be Turbo not Stimulus
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by cassiogo 10mo ago
Such a weird take. Of course "self hosting" means "self hosting". Sure it could be easier/safer to manage, everything can be better. Over the last couple of years hosting it I had a single issue with an upgrade but
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by cassiogo 11mo ago
I like Hotwire but I admit its a bit confusing to get started with and the docs dont help. Form submits + redirects are a bit weird, you cant really make the server "break out" of a frame during a redirect if the form was submitte
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by cassiogo 1y ago
Felt a similar way when playing Expedition 33 earlier this year. Such a great game.
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by cassiogo 1y ago
Maybe worth mentioning that ruby has a very similar feature https://bundler.io/guides/bundler_in_a_single_file_ruby_scri...
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by cassiogo 1y ago
So... train tracks?
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by cassiogo 2y ago
Not sure debian has (a modern) ruby installed by default, but I think you only need to have a working ruby installation and running the script. On a sidenote, this came out recently and could interest you https://dashbit.co&#x2F
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by cassiogo 2y ago
Not mandatory, you could remove that
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by cassiogo 2y ago
Not that I think this is pratical or even looks good, but its also doable with rails require 'bundler/inline' gemfile(true) do source 'https://rubygems.org' gem 'rails', '~&g
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by cassiogo 3y ago
He seems a bit biased maybe? Its fair that a rails controller does not exactly screams what its doing (implicit view rendering, routing etc). But then, for someone not deep into react, a magic string like "use server" also does no
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by cassiogo 3y ago
I belive you are thinking about Niobium and not Graphene
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by cassiogo 3y ago
> Could be, but TFA doesn't specify it If I understood correctly it does. They are handling promo codes outside of stripe. I feel like you are missing the point of the article > This is an extremely trivial bit of JavaScript, but
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by cassiogo 3y ago
https://nim-lang.org/ for #3 probably
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by cassiogo 3y ago
Stimulus would probably also fit the list
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by cassiogo 4y ago
> My preliminary speed tests were fairly slow on my Macbook. However, once I deployed the app to an actual iPhone the speed of OCR was extremely promising (possibly due to the Vision framework using the GPU). I was then able to perform e
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by cassiogo 4y ago
I _think_ you can get a binary from typescript code via Deno
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by cassiogo 4y ago
This is a better link https://liveviewnative.github.io/liveview-client-swiftui/tut...
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by cassiogo 4y ago
The lack of a WebOS app for Jellyfin is sad, until we get one I have to stick to plex.
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by cassiogo 4y ago
> replacing the PostgresProjectionsRepository with an MemoryProjectionsRepository Not as simple if you are using any "advanced" PG feature. If you testing simple select statements thats probably fine.
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by cassiogo 5y ago
Do you have any audible alternatives to suggest?
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by cassiogo 5y ago
Im also not in love with the shorthand hash syntax, but besides `_1` I cant remember at the moment what new syntax 3.1 have that 2.0 dont. Pattern matching maybe? But now that I think about it, yeah, even looking only at pattern matching th
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by cassiogo 5y ago
He has some nice content, but I cant deal with the click bait thumbs
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by cassiogo 5y ago
Even if I dont have signatures in my code, can I use it to get stdlib/gems signatures?
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by cassiogo 5y ago
I'm not familiar with how Jupyter works, but I would guess so. Livebook "notepads" are just text files.