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I've been working on a #podcast platform where two people #debate a topic and the audience scores them on a 1-7 scale:

information 1=false 7=true
intensity 1=boring 7=too much
interaction 1=unfair 7=fair

https://www.taout.tv/syndicated-episode/the-world-needs-8-billion-meals-a-day-and-a-good-story-wont-feed-them

Would you score this while watching?

The World Needs 8 Billion Meals a Day and a Good Story Won't Feed Them | Barn Talk | taout.tv

Welcome to Barn Talk! In today’s Hot Topics episode, Sawyer and Tork are rolling up their sleeves to dive deep into the biggest issues facing rural America, the agriculture industry, and the world at large. Kicking things off with a market update spoiler alert: there’s not much sunshine the guys get real about the uncertainty shaking up everything from commodity prices to oil futures, and what that means for farmers on the ground.

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andrewfromx Jul 9, 2024

Live coding - Making changes to homeducky.com website to add voting ends count down PART1

andrewfromx Jul 6, 2024

We just did a re-model to our 3 bedroom 2 bath to make it a 5 bedroom 3 bath. It cost a lot of course, but during this period of spending lots of money we got this:
https://homeducky.com/
and it's made a huge difference. It's so big it has like this gravitation pull to it. You can't lose it. #kids

Stand Steady PowerPro Rolling Charging Station | homeducky.com

andrewfromx Jul 5, 2024

more people need to know this https://www.reddit.com/r/GunsNRoses/comments/1dw5ek7/coma_would_like_a_word_with_you/

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andrewfromx Jul 5, 2024

@myneid https://andrewarrow.dev/

go on rails framework

routing, sql, migrations, and WASM this framework makes building modern web and mobile apps better. No javascript. No typescript. No react. No react-native. No npm. It's very easy to define your postgres tables, routes, and templates that are shared by the frontend and backend.

andrewfromx Jul 5, 2024

In 2020 I started an open source #golang web framework called "feedback". Almost five years later I have a bunch of sites using it in production. It's a *very opinionated* framework. Here is a post about it on tech site lobsters

https://lobste.rs/s/bcgcgs/feedback_golang_webapp_framework

"this HAS to be some kind of prank" was a comment from someone referring to one of these opinionated choices I made. it's not a prank. Everything in this framework is from real world coding in the trenches with battles and scars.

Feedback - A Golang Webapp Framework | Lobsters

andrewfromx Sep 13, 2023

how does mastodon.social afford it's servers? Are ads coming soon?

andrewfromx Sep 12, 2023

issues with code and meetings

andrewfromx Sep 9, 2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KU6-BTxQoCA
Been working on this framework for a few years. I like to call it the "go on rails" framework. I use this in production for several clients. It runs so nicely on the google compute free tier VM. You get a 30GB hard drive, 1GB ram, and two AMD EPYC 7B12 2250 MHz processors which is plenty for a little golang program that just serves rendered HTML from database queries. I run postgres on the same VM to keep it free. Still plenty of space memory and cpu wise. #go #golang

andrew demo's "go on rails" framework feedback

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andrewfromx Aug 18, 2018

Hello world