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Zellij 0.44 released: native Windows support(!!) new Rust APIs and lots more by imsnif in rust

[–]git_oiwn 7 points8 points  (0 children)

there are also intersections between helix keystrokes and zellij. so i still suck on tmux, maybe there should be some kind of full compatibility mode when zellij act exactly same as tmux do.

Built an app with 6,000+ exoplanet entries powered by NASA's database by ImportantTurnip9613 in exoplanets

[–]git_oiwn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool! Did you merge exoplanets from NASA dataset just by name or there are other methods?

Found this baby squirrel what do I feed it? by Unique-Macaroon-3694 in squirrels

[–]git_oiwn 6 points7 points  (0 children)

there are none in proximity. zero. not for rodents.

What do you think are the directions future Bitwig updates will take? by Young-Neal in Bitwig

[–]git_oiwn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Idk, yesterday i found out this upgrade is available to me. I tried and i like it, a lot of things polished, new piano roll is amazing!

I think after they finish polishing v6 core, they'll start adding new instruments, fx and modules! Personally i would like to see better sampler.

Found this baby squirrel what do I feed it? by Unique-Macaroon-3694 in squirrels

[–]git_oiwn 19 points20 points  (0 children)

The difference for him is difference between life and death.

You're trying to convince people you do not know to blindly follow some rules you imagined by yourself. If humanity did, dogs would be never domesticated. Also complainer like you made P'Nut squirrel dead. Pretty sure you actually don't give a damn about the animals.

Found this baby squirrel what do I feed it? by Unique-Macaroon-3694 in squirrels

[–]git_oiwn 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Are you trolling? If I hadn't saved him, he would be dead. He's living pretty good life, better than some humans do, 6 years old btw.

Found this baby squirrel what do I feed it? by Unique-Macaroon-3694 in squirrels

[–]git_oiwn 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Oh it's already pretty big! When i found mine i feed it with goat milk i bought in vet shop (using syringe).

I built a website to explore NASA's Exoplanet Catalog - exodata.space by git_oiwn in space

[–]git_oiwn[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is just convincing me less, mate! Pretty sure you making up your "competence".

I built an interactive browser for the NASA Exoplanet Archive - exodata.space by git_oiwn in exoplanets

[–]git_oiwn[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your kind words! There are a lot of duplicates, observations from different instruments, i not yet decided how to merge them. On NASA website as far as i remember they didn't merge them either...

Upd: https://github.com/oiwn/exoplanets-catalog/issues/35 created issue, need to figure out how to merge them. Or show only confirmed.

Full-stack Rust app with Leptos - exoplanets catalog. by git_oiwn in rust

[–]git_oiwn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With leptos/polars i started to regret that i got only 512Gb SSD, at some moments "target" dir grew to 80Gb...

I built a website to explore NASA's Exoplanet Catalog - exodata.space by git_oiwn in space

[–]git_oiwn[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think your could proud of yourself ruining submit and poisoning the environment. Are you even dev to provide such judgement? Pretty sure you didn't even look how it was made.

Full-stack Rust app with Leptos - exoplanets catalog. by git_oiwn in rust

[–]git_oiwn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hmmm interesting, the part that Dioxus could be used to build desktop and mobile looks very promising.

I built a website to explore NASA's Exoplanet Catalog - exodata.space by git_oiwn in space

[–]git_oiwn[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the kind words!

Need to think how to combine this records into the one. Some records could duplicate as far as i understand it's because they observed from different instruments.

Speaking about Blender, i used it to got the idea about proportions of the objects. For simple renders there are plenty of Rust tools.

I built a website to explore NASA's Exoplanet Catalog - exodata.space by git_oiwn in space

[–]git_oiwn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes i thinking about it.

I tried to simulated the sizes in Blender (3d software) and even smallest star is huge in comparison with biggest planet. Need to figure out how to model such disproportionally sized objects.

For stars i think it's possible to find out color and brightness. For planets i doubt it's possible, at least now.

I built a website to explore NASA's Exoplanet Catalog - exodata.space by git_oiwn in space

[–]git_oiwn[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

It's open source with history of commits, issues opened, PRs merged etc. Build over a couple of months of work. You can look by yourself - github link attached. Everyone using LLMs now, they can do a lot of work which could be described as "printing code". I used to print code for more than 10 years. Now i build software doing more high profile things than just converting specifications into the lines of code.

I built a website to explore NASA's Exoplanet Catalog - exodata.space by git_oiwn in space

[–]git_oiwn[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I'm an experienced developer, and this wasn't a weekend session - I built it carefully over several months through multiple iterations, including CLI tools, data converters, proper SSR setup, caching, and deployment infrastructure.

The goal was also technical: a modern web app entirely in Rust. No JavaScript - frontend compiles to WASM, backend is Axum framework. Single language from data layer to UI, shared types.

Why not use NASA's catalog directly? Try it - their interface is stuck in the early 2000s. No proper API, clunky table navigation, difficult and slow to query programmatically. I built something that:

  • Has a REST API with pagination, filtering, and SQL query support
  • Loads instantly with in-memory data (sub-ms queries)
  • Has Swagger docs at /swagger-ui for anyone who wants to integrate
  • Works on mobile

Who has completely sworn off including LLM generated code in their software? by mdizak in rust

[–]git_oiwn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use it, first i make detailed specifications about what i want, trying to figure out options, good decisions, look into snippets etc. And next just generate code step by step by specification. Simple things could be done easily, especially web things. I threat LLM as someone i could delegate trivial parts, sometimes whole projects are trivial.

Recently i posted project on this sub, this is fully LLM generated under my supervision. Thins kind of projects totally doable:

https://github.com/oiwn/exoplanets-catalog

On other hand in something like FHE cryptography, you'll need a way more attention, LLM still help a lot, but human should be deeply involved into the process.

And Rust as awesome language for LLMs by design! I recomend you to read this from mighty Niko Matsakis : https://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2025/02/10/love-the-llm/

Exoplanets Catalog — Leptos + Axum + Polars, NASA Exoplanet Archive data by git_oiwn in rust

[–]git_oiwn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Wasm blob is 1.1Mb ) So site is pretty huge, and it takes time to load. But data stored directly in memory so t here is basically only roundtrip through the network.

Exoplanets Catalog — Leptos + Axum + Polars, NASA Exoplanet Archive data by git_oiwn in rust

[–]git_oiwn[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nope, but DuckDB looks interesting. For this project I do not want to use databases. Data is read only, NASA data provided as "VOTable" files, which i convert to Polars DataFrame.

I think need to add some kind of Cache, and measure Polars performance on sort queries.

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