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Neat, didn't realize this existed. I'm experimenting the Rust Crux (https://github.com/redbadger/crux) for this - uses the Elm pattern.

Also interested in learning more.

For what it’s worth, allowing agents to just run in the background provides me with more time to play with my child than I had in the past. Some stuff deserves to be automated, isn’t that the purpose of code in the first place?

But overall premise is on point, people are being pretty goofy about this tech; it’s just another tool - nothing to go into psychosis over, which seems to be happening in some cases, unfortunately. Touching some grass certainly helps.

Sure, a Tacoma with 100k miles on it already...

Does anyone know about their stack - is it a native app? It's fairly well designed for what it is in terms of desktop apps.

You’re getting down voted, but it would really be nice if they rebuilt the thing in Rust or something like that. I’m just tired of these enormous JavaScript bundles pretending to be desktop apps. Especially when we need to squeeze as much juice as possible out of our machines.

Pretty much the entire “New World” has birthright citizenship, so it’s not just the US thing and I don’t believe its origins are political at all.

I don't think you understood what op meant. There's a difference between a child saying this and parenting style.

I have nothing to add other than those are cool vehicles.

For all its problems, the US is one of the best at accommodating non English.

Because nobody’s paying for tokens, they’re paying for monthly plans and right now those are still a better bargain.

Best to avoid OOP jungles in general.

You’re in agreement with me, call these toxic language police jerks out as soon they have keyboard spasms.

Not really, the Soviets pushed all sorts of new transportation and energy generation ideas, not to mention nuclear.

Farming implements and looms are bad, I miss having to scratch my own food from the earth and knit my own clothing from whatever fibers and animals I could find...

A Hilux is hardly a lifted 1500.

They generally don’t have brodozers

With all the issues in the US and generally wrong direction, I can’t remember them ever arresting people for mean tweets in the way that Germany and the UK have. They all seem to be running full speed towards a surveillance state.

Nextjs in particular is a dumpster fire, it's a shame that it's the default stack many LLMs slop out.

I’m gonna guess that it’s because Ruby is dog slow and not concurrent.

What’s the closest extension or tooling that provides functionality similar to ClickHouse? I’m looking for something like that before making the full jump and adding another dependency.

Nor: https://www.amazon.com/Losing-Military-Supremacy-American-St...

Wild, the AI support and bots suck so bad, I've literally lost sales due to them. No matter how much support docs and history you feed them with for context, they just don't cut it. People would rather wait for a real person than go in loops with a wrong/bad support answer...

Out of the box in Elixir/Erlang, Phoenix is the web framework layer.

I'd argue that it's one of the best, especially with Tidewave:

https://dashbit.co/blog/why-elixir-best-language-for-ai

It's possible but most default to vercel and it's required if you want the fancy stuff (hybrid). And you made my point, Kubernetes is overkill as well.

Regarding auth, in phoenix it's literally as simple as "mix phx.gen.auth Accounts User users" and boom, your users live right in your database for free.

Why not just build mobile apps in their native language (Swift etc)? Anyways, end users absolutely notice and care - cross platform mobile apps are all hot garbage without exception.

LiveView is such a breath of fresh air, especially over the vibe coded NextJS rats nests that have become the norm (that need specialized hosting, are dog slow and require a ton of proprietary paid services bolted on like caching, background workers and even auth which Elixir and Phoenix provide out of the box).

https://elixirisallyouneed.dev

This is nice. For those wanting to stay on Postgres for DAG type of workflows, check out pgmq based PgFlow: https://github.com/agoodway/pgflow

Makes me sad how Nextjs has become the default for so many startups…