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bodhi_mind
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Comment #49114806
Solvable with reasonable defaults and putting most things behind an advanced section?
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Comment #48570116
Cool project! Side note: Kind of a bad practice imo to ask people to blindly execute bash from an unknown source.
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Comment #47490063
Cutting pex to remove old shutoff valve and crimp on a new 1/4 turn valve took me probably 2 min and a $15 tool from Amazon.
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Comment #46974102
TDGS provides mathematically transparent rules designed for computational verification, making it ideal for indie developers, AI-powered tools, and anyone who wants to build on tes…
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Comment #46949385
Except it’s the present
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Comment #46234857
I’m stuck on the opening sentence. Family went to sleep in the morning so rest of the day is free? I must be missing something but that doesn’t make sense. Did the author chlorofor…
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Comment #46020594
You’re right that claims of being “chosen” can be misused, but in classical Judaism it means chosen for personal moral responsibility, not automatic virtue or supremacy. The phrase…
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Comment #46020296
A lot of Israelis who reference “God’s chosen people” aren’t claiming superiority in the way it’s often interpreted abroad. In Jewish tradition, “chosen” historically means chosen …
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Comment #45983399
I appreciate the kind words!
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Comment #45980285
The whole “why I contribute to open source” has been on my mind lately after I published my first open source project and it’s gotten moderate attention from the data engineering c…
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Comment #45890097
There’s no denying that Erlang is bad ass.
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Comment #45875797
Thank you. I’ll check that out. Are you the developer? Are you in the data engineering space?
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Comment #45875097
TinyETL. Fast, zero-config ETL in a single binary. Transform and move data between any format or database instantly. No dependencies, no config files, just one command. https://git…
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Comment #45802716
There’s also Django channels which is pretty sweet for certain tasks, especially websockets. I use a combination or channels and celery for a few projects and it’s works great.
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Comment #45506158
Looks like it could stuck around animals necks like soda can 6 pack packaging.
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Comment #45495119
Saying everything is a CRUD app is a reflection on the level of abstraction a developer usually works in. Someone who worked more in embedded systems may say something like “everyt…
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Comment #45453287
The problem is we’re in an age of mass disinformation that makes any claim potentially propaganda. It comes down to trust and belief and those things are either easier than ever or…
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Comment #45424508
At least llm will delete code it replaces instead of commenting out every piece of old functionality.
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Comment #45243983
I think it’s allowed me to spend more time being an architect and thinking about processes, problem solving. To put it another way, I’m still a developer, possibly to a higher degr…
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Comment #45102451
I also use next and use the pages router. Makes for a development friendly react front end. And I have some use cases where I want to have a headless crm/api “hidden” behind the fr…
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Comment #44806840
Funny. This is exactly how I use it too. I love to make a ui change prompt and switch to the browser and watch hot reload incrementally make the changes I assume will happen.
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Comment #44762527
Does it consume your website to test with? Run js and use layout and positioning into account? What about local websites under development?