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by bcardarella 4y ago
For the web, yes which is just such a joke. For physical goods it's far more complex than just RGB.
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by bcardarella 4y ago
You're vastly underestimating the complexity of this problem. In tech we're a bit spoiled because of how digital everything in our orbit is. This is why Pantone licensing for the web is so stupid. But when you go into industries t
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by bcardarella 4y ago
You're right, Google is much worse.
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by bcardarella 4y ago
Does anyone actually think this is endorsement? At this point Google is the 2022 version of 1998 Microsoft. Big, slow, and dumb. We all know we're getting fucked by them yet not hard enough to quit yet. Soon.
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by bcardarella 4y ago
Yeah just wait for GTP-4. Of course by then you might as well wait for GPT-5.
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by bcardarella 4y ago
ElixirDesktop compiles the BEAM to run on device. It's UI framework I believe is built on WxWidgets. LiveView Native is a client to allow server-side rendered template diffs to be rendered and composed as native UI on device
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ElixirConf – LiveView Native(youtube.com)
18 points by bcardarella 4y ago|4 comments
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by bcardarella 4y ago
I haven't done any Rails dev work in a while but as I understand it the Rails implementation is a Webview, not actual native UI
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by bcardarella 4y ago
we have clients per device. So there is a SwiftUI client and a Jetpack Compose client
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by bcardarella 4y ago
No, Elixir Desktop is a great project as well. It packages up the BEAM entirely into a native binary. So Elixir/Erlang runs natively on the phone. LiveView Native will render actual native SwiftUI components into the SwiftUI viewtree.
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by bcardarella 4y ago
yeah we renamed because a ton of things are called "Lumen". Arguably "firefly" is more common so you can never win :D
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by bcardarella 4y ago
confirm, will fix
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by bcardarella 4y ago
How about all of the companies that use your dev email address to sign you up for their product then they send out an email to complete your registration. Fuck them
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Video series showing how sails work and optimizing trim using a CFD simulator(youtube.com)
1 points by bcardarella 4y ago|0 comments
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by bcardarella 4y ago
Loom 2
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COBOL to Elixir Transpiler(twitter.com)
8 points by bcardarella 5y ago|0 comments
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by bcardarella 5y ago
We are hoping for several outcomes. The first is web wasm compilation. We have some ideas on what architectural advantages can come from having BEAM controlled UI. The second is a WASI compilation. So targeting stand alone binaries. This is
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by bcardarella 5y ago
LiveBook is similar to goals to Jupyter Notebooks. This piggybacks off the work being done with the Nx project which is implementing ML in Elixir: https://github.com/elixir-nx/nx
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Jose Valim introduces LiveBook v0.2: inputs, graphs, and more(youtube.com)
109 points by bcardarella 5y ago|6 comments
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by bcardarella 5y ago
I bought a Genie Bidet at the beginning of the pandemic due to the toilet paper shortage. Never shit without one now. Doesn't save toilet paper but the idea of a dry wipe is for the savages.
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by bcardarella 5y ago
Phoenix Channels accounts for many of these attack vectors. Livebook uses Phoenix LiveView which is built on Phoenix Channels.
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Livebook: A collaborative and interactive code notebook for Elixir(dashbit.co)
585 points by bcardarella 5y ago|85 comments
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by bcardarella 6y ago
The number of people that don't have their guard up on April 1 is always astounding.
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by bcardarella 6y ago
Individual cable stations are in a competitive market.
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by bcardarella 6y ago
Services with notifications like GitHub should allow you to delay notifications until your indicated availability. Ignoring them isn't good enough and some people have them sent to their personal email.
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Elixir breaks into the top 50 on Tiobe index(tiobe.com)
9 points by bcardarella 6y ago|0 comments
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by bcardarella 6y ago
The project isn't even public yet, has been under development for only a few months, hasn't had the opportunity to get wider academic eyeballs on it yet, and you're already calling it DOA. Nice.
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by bcardarella 6y ago
Sigh... another Sigh... complaint on HN about naming... sigh... <head desk> Thank you for sigh... pointing out sigh... the obvious sigh...
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by bcardarella 6y ago
The Lumen project ( https://github.com/lumen/lumen ) is building a BEAM bytecode compatible AOT compiler. Its primary compilation target is WASM/WASI. Still under very heavy development. (and some things waiting on
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by bcardarella 6y ago
The desire for a strong type system in Erlang/Elixir for me is more about tooling. Getting the types leads to better tools and that will lead to a better developer experience.

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