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by conradfr 4y ago
Interesting thanks. Yes that could be it.
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by conradfr 4y ago
A related anecdote: some months ago I had a memory leak inside a (greatly duplicated) genserver while repeatedly calling a lib[0] function inside it, that would result in the server basically crashing after a while. I never understood what
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by conradfr 4y ago
I think the screenshot under the "Memory" section is not the correct one.
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by conradfr 4y ago
This seems great. I've been using the unmaintained node-osmosis lib for years, maybe it'll motivate me to finally move from it.
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by conradfr 4y ago
Thanks! I did it there: https://elixirforum.com/t/using-function-components-for-temp...
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by conradfr 4y ago
Your comparison matches a lot mine with Symfony, but is way more detailed. - I see you dislike generators as much as me ;) - Template inheritance, it's maddening isn't it? Sadly it does not resonate with the RoR crowd and by exten
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by conradfr 4y ago
Yes it's not bad! I guess I dislike the code that the context generator produces. A bit like the auth generator that forces you to commit code you didn't write and that is basically a mess to upgrade, and frankly not that great to
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by conradfr 4y ago
I think LiveView has taken a lot of effort off the main Phoenix project.
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by conradfr 4y ago
Channels are great, LiveView is good, Plugs are elegant, although one thing I don't quite like are Contexts. Actually a lot of its strength come from using Elixir & the Beam. For everything else I still feel it's inferior to m
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by conradfr 4y ago
Real question for people who use it, do you like it? I have an old OnePlus that need to be changed but I look at that sad yellow-ish absurdly rounded UI with bland icons and I just want to postpone my purchase until the Android design team
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by conradfr 4y ago
(fixed)
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by conradfr 4y ago
The hotly debated P42 https://www.pulsarmodular.com/product/p42-climax-line-amp/ The popular Kelvin Tone Shaper https://www.toneprojects.com/kelvin-tone-shaper.html Maybe you want tape? London Aco
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by conradfr 4y ago
Why not. https://abx.funkybits.fr/test/the-eagles-hell-freezes-over-h... (obviously there's a bug on the tracks display after round 1)
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by conradfr 4y ago
The encoders of today create really good mp3 even at 192kbps (at 128kbps not so much which is a shame as a lot of internet radios use that). Do you have a favorite rock track we can do an ABX test with?
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by conradfr 4y ago
Although for some reasons 2021 was a great year for distortion/saturation plugins.
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by conradfr 4y ago
That's why I like to download vinyl rips. But some vinyls actually come from a digital master anyway.
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by conradfr 4y ago
The computer in your house could.
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by conradfr 4y ago
Not exactly true: https://onlinephp.io/c/38d42 According to the Twitter thread: > First value was retrieved from a db, second was calculated, which has introduced rounding errors.
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by conradfr 4y ago
The documentation is good because it usually shows examples for all parameters types, something I miss regularly in the Elixir docs for example. I agree that the comments should be removed or at least hidden by default as they're usual
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by conradfr 4y ago
That's not that true anymore with https://www.php.net/manual/fr/opcache.preloading.php (and PHP-FPM).
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by conradfr 4y ago
> Static typing: We're not there yet. Lack of generics means arrays can contain anything. Not even close to TypeScript, and let's not compare to functional languages. Types in PHP is still duct-tape. I'll admit that I pers
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by conradfr 4y ago
Geforce Now seems to be doing alright.
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by conradfr 4y ago
Just need to resurrect Steve Jobs to belittle everyone until it's good.
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by conradfr 4y ago
It's a lot more frequent to misclick (mistouch?) on mobile.
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by conradfr 4y ago
Sometimes those people are also the most grumpy or disillusioned and quite a drag on morale. You know the ones, always talking about leaving but never actually doing it. Sometimes they're just rusty or afraid about the outside world, j
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by conradfr 4y ago
If you try to apply the "write code that is easy to delete, not easy to extend" principle, your code will be less messy.
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by conradfr 4y ago
Yeah well https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/31/world/europe/macron-franc...
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by conradfr 4y ago
It's not exactly clear from the article who is "offended".
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by conradfr 4y ago
We were all a little crazy at the start of the pandemic.
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by conradfr 4y ago
It's great for audio production and instruments, and music in general. Of course you have to be aware of the marketing and monetization aspect. I see people raving about science or historian Youtubers etc, I see there's an audienc

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