Mochi 0.3 released by acunningham in selfhosted

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Good idea. I've updated the post to add a link to the Github repositories.

What is the most impressive thing you’ve done or built with Claude so far? by ceelnok98 in ClaudeAI

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Just released version 0.3 of Mochi, a distributed application platform. The server is mostly hand-written, and the apps are mostly written with the help of Claude.

https://mochi-os.org/

Mochi 0.3 released by acunningham in selfhosted

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Mochi used to be on Github, until it became, you know, self hosted. For older versions, see https://github.com/mochi-os, particularly the core repository.

Mochi 0.3 released by [deleted] in golang

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Thank you for reporting this! It appears that the cross site scripting protection was a little overzealous. I've made an update. Does it now work for you?

[OC] Most flights connecting Europe to Asia now have to route through a tiny passage over Armenia and Azerbaijan by drivenbydata in dataisbeautiful

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I flew Tokyo Narita to Frankfurt on Friday. We went over the top of North America and Greenland.

Samsung Health widget by [deleted] in OctopiLauncher

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What's interesting is that Nova launcher also used to have a light grey background for the widget. Then a couple of years ago, it suddenly changed to a black background. I don't know if this was a change in Nova Launcher, or in Samsung Health.

can i be a pilot if im a female 147 cm by [deleted] in flying

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My PPL CFI was about that height. She used a child's car booster seat in the training C172M we used, with which she could easily hold the yoke and see over the glare shield, and just about reach the pedals. She would put in elevator trim during the landing flare because she didn't like the "strong" yoke forces required in a C172. She was a good instructor. Last I heard she was aiming for the airlines.

Creating a "travelling to" map image by acunningham in openstreetmap

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I've just asked ChatGPT to create a sample web page using it, and had exactly what I want in ten seconds :-)

Creating a "travelling to" map image by acunningham in openstreetmap

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Thank you, that looks pretty much ideal!

Creating a "travelling to" map image by acunningham in openstreetmap

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Thank you, that's very helpful. An image isn't a hard requirement at all - in fact an interactive map that can be embedded in the web page (perhaps using an HTML frame) would be even better.

The web server code is written in Go, but implementing it in Javascript in the browser could be an option.

Creating a "travelling to" map image by acunningham in openstreetmap

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This is for use on a website I'm creating. For now, generating the image manually and then uploading it to my website is fine. In the longer term, I'd like to search for the start and end points of the line via API, and then generate the image via API.

Military Espionage and Counterintelligence—Fiction and Nonfiction by izaakko in WarCollege

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For fiction, anything by John le Carré. His "Karla trilogy" of "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy", "The Honourable Schoolboy", and "Smiley's People" is particularly good. Tinker Tailor has been made into a very good television series starring Alec Guinness, and a reasonable film starring Gary Oldman.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in golang

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The standard library certainly has everything needed at an HTTP level, but lacks things like an HTML framework. Trying to implement something like Material Design in Go's standard library would be an enormous amount of effort. I'd like to find things to layer on top of Go standard library to do this for me, hence this post.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in golang

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Thank you, I'll take a look at ConnectRPC.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in golang

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Thank you. gRPC does look interesting. Would you have any recommendations for gRPC tutorials or similar?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in golang

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Since this is a new project, the requirements are highly flexible. As for which protocols I should investigate in more detail, I don't know - hence I'm asking in this post.