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@jcamendes @DelaneyGillilan @gaieges @htmx_org Agree. Excellent, detailed example/cookbook using datastar for typeahead-search: https://t.co/Hj64RyrrpB

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@wallfI0w3r @LizWolfeReason 200 adults, of which approx 100 men and 100 women. Each woman 0.68 child.

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@LizardOrman @iavins Try this article: https://t.co/yNBV6aYkKQ For many developers, especially sole developers or small teams, Fossil will be much more suitable than Git. Fossil has a very smooth sync feature, e.g. perfect when travelling with no/poor internet connection.

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@AnthropicAI Claude: "..This has implications for how AI should be used in professional contexts - as a tool to augment existing expertise rather than as a replacement for it."

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Do not expect your coding LLM to be an expert. It will often lead you down a complicated path - but you will not know that it is complicated unless you know...Claude Sonnet by @AnthropicAI expresses it well: .."

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@AnthropicAI "..It's particularly important since I will confidently provide answers that seem expert-like (with complexity, technical terms, detailed explanations) but may miss the simple, standard solution that a real expert would immediately recognize.."

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The training data is probably full of correct, but over-complicated code. Will make fast and lean websites even more rare.

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Claude Sonnet will often suggest a complicated JavaScript-heavy solution. This makes lean, fast websites even more rare. I have to iterate over and over to get Claude to simplify my code. Result in progress: https://t.co/WesITGLD7i

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@ESEVEN_NET Time to upgrade to https?

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Why does Excel not have a "Save As Parquet" option? @duckdb with spatial extension can read and write Excel. Has anyone made an open source Excel Add-In for opening and saving Parquet files in Excel?

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@bart_henzel @ryguyrg No need to go back in time. Reality is still that people dump data and keep their Excel sheets - as long as it fits. Export to Excel is still a required feature for any BI tool in a corporate environment. Better teach people to use a better analytical tool (@duckdb)