I think culturally he was important to a lot of folks in the 40-60 year old range, but the cultural take of the younger (20-30 year old) demographic really feels like all of Iraq was a huge waste of lives, time, and money.
Was he important? Genuinely curious because all I know is cultural vibes.
Anyway, sticking to the "Death to America" strategy and choosing to run a global proxy war and killing their own people, instead of choosing peace, have led to this moment.
Lets pray for the people of Iran we get rid of the regime this time, and eventually reach peace in the middle east.
Israel? Or the US? Because it would seem all three countries are run by fanatics that just believe in a slightly different version of the exact same story that they call a religion.
I take that back, Trump doesn't believe in anything but himself, but he's surrounded himself in a blanket of Christian nationalists.
Trump will be out of office in a couple of years, and hopefully Netanyahu as well. That's how democracy works. Israel has 20% muslim citizens, with muslim parties and parliament members, cities and vibrant Arab communities. They can work with liberal Jewish Israelis and kick out Netanyahu if they are smart. Much better then war and blood.
I really dislike Trump. He is not my type at all. I dislike religion and consider myself a liberal - but:
Trump said "help is on its way" on Jan 13, and today Khamenei is dead.
He kept his words.
Free Iran!
Hopefully any leader that consistently sticks with "Death to America"+"Death to Israel" will find himself dead.
The world needs leaders that belive in Peace and freedom. The world and Iran are much much better without dictators like Khomenei. Especially for an "average Iranian".
> build a bingo board app for a group of friends. the owner enters texts (options) in a textbox.
> A link is generated that can be sent to participants.
> They enter their name and can can mark bingo options (5x5 with joker at center) and see a scoreboard.
> Data star uses Server-Sent Events (SSE) to stream zero or more events from the web server to the browser. There’s no special backend plumbing required to use SSE, just some syntax. Fortunately, SSE is straightforward and provides us with some advantages.
As a django developer, this is very far from true. With htmx i get almost no backend changes (mainly in template code), where datastar would require me to rewrite it and may not be possible to implement at all.
You don't even need a plugin: I have been using a setup with parametrized tests and `runpy` for a while [0]. Works especially well if you use jupytext[1] for just storing the input part of the notebook as a python script -- which is good for version control sanity in any case.
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