Not being from the States + watching this with the sound off, is quite a trip....

I hear this

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is it solo or pool ?

is it possible to know the airplane type, prior to booking?

COME AT ME, BRO

Cutty Ranks - Limb By Limb

it'll encourage you to adhere to a sort of 'best practices' way of doing things, which can take a bit of time to get to grips with, but once you've got a good mental model of it, it makes good sense, and you should be able to pick up speed in terms of getting things done.

in my experience, doing simple things is usually simple, and if I find myself off in the weeds somewhere, usually there's a more straightforward approach, and more often than not, it will be described in the docs somewhere. (The docs are pretty decent, as far as docs go).

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.0/

Django aside, once you've got a handle on models, routes & views, you'll have a pretty solid headstart, in terms of being able to work with any of the other web frameworks that are out there.

For me, a big part of the appeal of Django was being able to treat parts of a web application more like a regular Python program, leveraging any and all of the existing Python package eco-system.

Not having to write nested callbacks, as in JS, seems way more sane to my mind, too....

YMMV.

Keep going and keep us posted.

Agree that unspendable sats balance, due to (potential) on chain fees, is a UX nightmare.

It makes self-custodial Lightning usage much more consistent with the behaviours of a 'service provider', than that of an end user...

Lord knows what they'll encourage folk to do, to qualify for it...

you could use them as collateral to back a #UBI fedimint ..... 🤡

we know what you're at, nostr:npub1rjwumr7j6tac08t0qttvc44walt549nc4eyyxjc0phn6yxzj7uzq0accc9...

out here, dunking on our dick-butts, so you can hoover them up, for cents on the dollar...

don't be fooled, degenerates.... ownerless references to distributed jpegs are the future.

#hodl

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check out Aqua Wallet

RICKY!!!

they use us to move their seeds around...

It is primarily a nutrional concern. I wrote about this recently...

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the daily Grayscale dump.... the new normal..

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has this meme been peer-reviewed ?

Part of the fun of it, to my mind, is that there’s an almost unlimited number of ways to skin the cat….

For me, where docker-compose shines, is being able to spec out an entire development stack, in a single configuration file, and get it up and running by issuing a single command…

If you tend to use the same frameworks/tools from one project to the next, once you’ve got your basic stack operational, using docker-compose, you can save the configuration file as a template/boilerplate, and when you start a new project, it’s literally just a case of copy and pasting that config file, and you’ve got a fresh and full blown development environment, up and running…

Even better still, when it comes time to push a project into production, rather than having to start setting up and configuring your production server, you can simply push the same codebase, and launch it by running the same single command, ‘docker-compose up’.

Docker is capable of a lot more than this, but for me, this capability alone was a game changer.

You can quite safely ignore it's other capabilities, in the short term, and learn about them, as and when you need them.

As far as BTCPayServer is concerned, I had a quick look there, and it looks like they maintain a Python library for interacting with BTCPay, from your Python apps.

https://github.com/btcpayserver/btcpay-python

This would drop very nicely into a Django web app, for example, and let you fire off requests to fetch invoices, etc.

There’s a bit more detail here https://docs.btcpayserver.org/CustomIntegration/