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Real-time public feedCUI – Native UI components for C
So, i downloaded it, built and tried some demos. On the positive side: 1. It looks and behaves very polished. From playing around with the gallery the only issues i noticed is that the mouse wheel goes to the "outermost" control instead of the "innermost" and that there isn't a right click / context menu for text input fields with commands like copy, paste, etc (but the common shortcuts do work - including editing shortcuts like home, end, shift+movement, ctrl+d, etc). 2. According to btop the a
Exact – a new cross platform UI framework
It is weird. What does "agent native" mean? This looks like work that requires the use of agents to use properly. Hence me thinking it is satire. Are we already at a point where libraries and frameworks are being written such that they require agents (from maybe paid frontier models) to properly use? We live in strange times, if so. Interestingly, I was just thinking of this problem today: how can I stick with react-like declarative UIs (like one I have developed myself) but yet have them abstra
When will this stop? The Raspberry Pi 5 16GB SBC now sells for $385
I think you're right. The 4B 8GB is the sweet spot for me. Each new model draws more power, and the 4B was the earliest one with the combo of >1GB RAM, boot from USB, and gigabit Ethernet. I use it as a mini NAS to avoid powering up my Synology too often (crazy electricity prices here). It runs Tailscale, Samba, Docker, Postgres+pgbackrest, nginx, Pihole, and some bespoke apps I developed. Just looking at htop, I could probably get away with the 4GB model, but I wanted plenty of scope for adding
Ask HN: What are you working on? (November 2026)
Peaceful games and applications, and seeing if the old "shareware" feeling can work today. I hate monthly subscriptions for all the things. I've built lots mobile applications in B2B, always ad-hoc internal distribution. Business tools. I like to play a thinking game of some sort before bed. But, what I've been playing is visually LOUD, ad-ridden, and not optimal for winding down. So, experiment time: I've created a basic, calm tile-matching game. Now I play that at night. I'm going to post this
Ask HN: What are you working on? (November 2026)
A couple of app-type things: https://curvefit.app - a weightlifting SPA that explores the pareto frontier of your strength (weight vs rep count). My specific interest is gathering data to understand how fatigue works. It's rep-based, but I'm working on adding bar speed measurement (right now by strapping my phone to my wrist, but I'll probably make an iOS app and support the Apple Watch) https://jelly.pictures - an iOS camera app that rolls the shutter and scores each pic as it comes in and tell
Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (November 2026)
Location: Rexburg, Idaho, USA Remote: Yes (open to hybrid in East Idaho) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, React Native, Expo, Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Firebase, Flutter/Dart, Cloudflare Workers, AWS Amplify, REST APIs, Jest, Git/GitHub Résumé/CV: https://portfolioblaisepalombo.netlify.app/ GitHub: https://github.com/blaisepalombo Web and mobile developer graduating in December 2026 (B.S. Web Development & Design, BYU-Idaho), looking for a full-time juni
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