the temp sits around 50C with no fans

Googling this gave me a lot of good resources, both for parts and printable mounts. But i've ended up using zip ties and an huge noctua cooler 🗿

I removed the stock heatsink and the chip was much smaller than what i anticipated, so i've ended up adding a bit of good thermal paste and mounting it with zip ties to the NH-D15.

It is the most deranged jankiest setup, but i guess it is passive cooled now...

i will add a large slow fan for good measure and call it a day 🗿

it shouldn't if it is undervolted though

undervolted and overclocked, trying to get the best efficiency

did you get this fan or something else?

I think enshittification is mostly due to companies not accepting their products as complete. There is the belief that you need to keep changing things over and over to stay relevant, and at some point, it all turns to shit.

Airbnb mostly reflects the culture of specific locations, and it’s still great in some places.

:(

If when you code you need to stop an wait for the LLM, you are the LLM.

Back in the days, sometimes i used to code on a nokia n900 on my way back from school. Tbh it was the only thing that phone was good for, everything else was mostly an hack.

For the way sn is built, it doesn't make a lot of sense to build a native app, i mean, a native app here would just be a webview with some bindings eg. for notifications.

But in general i would use dart+flutter, as it is cleaner than react. However i find it higher level and more opinionated than react alone... so i'd say it depends

Imagine if everyone could just read, understand and keep track of every law, you’d have a whole population of lawyers ready to fight back.

I don't think governments want that, they get away with illegal things all the time, and sometimes they’re only caught much later.

this is an attack on bitcoin

You must like this too then: https://wiki.theory.org/YourLanguageSucks

They are professionals, they also keep track of the things that improve 🗿

Seen it already and zapped.

I'm replying to you because you reply aggressively and insist in trying to make htmx pass as something that is in topic with the op ( "Plain, unadulterated HTML") when it is not, it is just a framework and the underlying tech is the same.

If vue is slow, htmx is at best as slow, that's a matter of fact, no amount of pretending to be on a high horse will change that.

See the problem is that i explain what i say, you just are not willing to think about it.

Jumping into the dom with querySelectorAll on the whole page to extract tags to use them again to fire javascript functions is inefficient. It will slow down your page if it has enough data in it.

It won't slow down your website, because it is simple, you could write it with the slowest framework in the world and it will work just fine.

Also the reason why websites are slow, has usually nothing to do with the framework in my experience, but with the devs that are proficient in using the framework, but don't know javascript very well and get caught in anti-patterns that make their code unmaintainable and inefficient.

Unpkg cuts the code at 1600 lines, the full source is actually 5000+ lines.

There is no point in judging quality and efficiency by counting the lines of code... a 10 line code can be slower and more inefficient than a 1000 lines code, what matters is what the code does.

React, vue and angular are also zero dependency. There is also a lightweight version of vue .

It looks like you sing praises to htmx only because it is a less known outsider than the other frameworks that everyone uses, but it is really no different, and you often don't need a js framework. That's my point.

No, it is not adding attributes... all custom tags and attributes are valid in html, they just do nothing by default... HTMX is calling a ton of querySelectorAll to select its own custom tag and then run javascript on them.

This is very inefficient and bloated, you can just write html and use plain javascript querySelector for the elements you need, this is what htmx does, it just does it for a lot of stuff you don't need.

Once people used to say that structure should be html, graphics css and computation js.

Now js frameworks think they should just do everything. I am convinced jquery's fadeIn started the domino that bought us here 🗿.