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by devnull3 2mo ago
Yeah this combo fits as easily as a custom sized/fitted gloves would. I would add a-h/templ for templates and it has Datastar support as well. It is staggering how Datastar is not more popular.
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by devnull3 2mo ago
Datastar has evolved into a suite of tools [1]. If anything the gap has widened. Off-course these additional tools are not free [2]. [1] Rocket for WebComponents, Stellar for CSS [2] Nothing wrong in charging but $349 is a tad too expensive
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by devnull3 3mo ago
Its fascinating to see these code conversions. I reckon its easier for LLMs because the existing code acts like a precise spec and double up as prompts which the user does not have to provide.
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by devnull3 3mo ago
I am actually impressed by the gov.uk websites. Its minimal and just about right for its purpose. May I ask what tech is used for mobile apps? I am guessing not a full mobile app but it uses webview.
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by devnull3 3mo ago
How do these ideas work for domains which need encryption at rest? (e.g Healthcare, fintech, etc)? Lack of native encryption in indexedDB is a dealbreaker for certain use-cases.
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by devnull3 7mo ago
I wonder how many tokens are spent generating: if err != nil {return err} for large programs and over a long period of time. May be this is good incentive to improve error handling in Go.
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You Were the Smart Kid, So What Went Wrong? [video](youtube.com)
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by devnull3 9mo ago
The points I had written are from an individual p.o.v. I agree with what your implying, but my take is that Brits cannot (and should not) wait for Govt to come to its senses. I am saying take inspiration from Brits of few generations back w
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by devnull3 9mo ago
I am not sure I understood but the above is written from average Joe pov. > It's not like the other European countries are any better off Agree. As I said at the start this is applicable to other rich nations as well like the France
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by devnull3 9mo ago
> Accepting low wages isn't a 'sacrifice' that is eventually repaid It is not a question of being eventually repaid. It is to survive to fight another day. There are countless examples of how first generation immigrants (a
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by devnull3 9mo ago
> is behind forever. This completely depends on the policies of the future govt. There are many examples (like South Korea, China, India) where the current generation is much better off than previous. Another example is cliched "Ame
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by devnull3 9mo ago
I had written this on SM sometime back. I realized it is applicable to other nations as well and not just Brits (like French) ------------- UK's situation is akin to someone who used to be rich and but that wealth has been steadily ero
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by devnull3 9mo ago
Server Sent Events [1] [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Server-sent...
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by devnull3 9mo ago
> the model has to re-run the generation, and the client has to start receiving tokens from scratch again. I don't understand. The payload can be designed to have sequence number. In case of reconnect, send the last known sequence n
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by devnull3 9mo ago
I think the cost of prototyping has definitely gone down. Developing production grade software which you want to people to rely on and pay for it is not gone down so much. The "weak" link is still human. Debugging complex producti
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by devnull3 9mo ago
I think there is a wide spectrum between small-homelab and google scale. I was surprised how far sqlite goes with some sharding on modern SSDs for those in-between scale services/saas
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by devnull3 9mo ago
That is exactly what I am doing with sqlite. Have a table level seqno as monotonically increasing number stamped for every mutation. When a subscriber connects it asks for rows > Subscriber's seqno-last-handled.
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by devnull3 9mo ago
> HTML rendering requires you to be connected to the internet Not really. One can always generate a self-contained html. Both CSS and JS (if needed) can be inline.
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by devnull3 10mo ago
With all the advancement in AI, shouldn't it be easier to create new fonts?
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by devnull3 10mo ago
> which provided a link to the live version Even if that is the case, the backend must validate.
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by devnull3 10mo ago
To add, (in UK atleast), the parking space in some spots could be really small [1]. I have seen bulky cars parked leaving no room for neighboring slots. [1] https://www.driving.org/uk-cars-are-outgrowing-parking-space...
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by devnull3 10mo ago
The ability to ask "stupid" questions without feeling embarrassed is a superpower IMO. I had the sweetest manager once. Someone stared talking about iphone and she [1] casually asked "what is iphone?" (this is after 6-7
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by devnull3 10mo ago
There is a fundamental trade off between (1) Memory Safety (2) Zero cost abstraction/Performance (3) Ease of use Rust attempts to solve this trifecta and that is where the complexity arises. If the problem at hand does not need async,
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by devnull3 10mo ago
This has been an old problem with Legion laptops. All this will be available free of cost to everyone! Mad respect for people who are pledging their own money and the person who fixed it. Also, Lenovo Legion Pro 7* are not cheap (not that t
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by devnull3 10mo ago
In this case, I had to search for the word died/dead/"no more" to even know who is no more.
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by devnull3 10mo ago
Meta: I think such black strip moments should be pinned at top of the hacker news while it lasts.
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by devnull3 11mo ago
All the stunts in async/await or goroutines in go stem from the fact that there is no support for something lighter than posix threads in kernel. Shouldn't the OS kernel innovate in this area instead of different languages in user
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by devnull3 11mo ago
In most production cases, there is no luxury of debugger. In my current $job, all we get is logs from 70+ node cluster and that too in a shared-nothing architecture. You have to stitch together varied datapoints (job logs on multiple nodes,
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by devnull3 11mo ago
DHH is spot on like he is on many issues! There is a saying in my language which translates: give someone a hand and they'll take your whole arm.
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by devnull3 11mo ago
A lot of PRO plugins can be self developed. An example: there is a poor-man's inspector plugin at [1]. The replace-url thing should be a simple JS code using history API no? [1] https://github.com/sudeep9/datastar

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