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by cpursley 4mo ago
I find beginners respond well to this resource: https://joyofelixir.com/toc.html
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by cpursley 4mo ago
Well, that’s an easy one: start converting all the node dumpster fires into rust as well. Especially the electron apps…
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by cpursley 5mo ago
What?
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by cpursley 5mo ago
https://github.com/agoodway/pgflow#2-define-a-flow https://www.pgflow.dev/get-started/flows/create-flow/#the-gr...
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by cpursley 5mo ago
https://github.com/pgmq/pgmq
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by cpursley 5mo ago
They are RVs for the water. Pull up anchor and bring your living space with you.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
https://sive.rs :)
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by cpursley 5mo ago
But that's not what we are saying; we're suggesting use Postgres until you truly need something else. 90% of applications aren't "web scale", keep the stack simple and portable. There's no good reason to slap i
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by cpursley 5mo ago
I find it strange that some think in terms of AWS architecture as the default. You could replace nearly the entire AWS stack with an Elixir (Erlang) monolith + Postgres.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
PgFlow is pretty awesome for DAG workflows - it's built on pgmq (which does the heavy lifting, making it backend agnostic). Typescript: https://www.pgflow.dev Elixir: https://github.com/agoodway/pgflow&
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by cpursley 5mo ago
It's an overpriced Hyundai. Just because it has a Ferrari badge does not make it a Ferrari. Here's what an electric EV supercar could look like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlRIdLz6Juk
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Is ex_slop one of Dans? That one is great. Been looking for an equivalent in Swift.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Here’s some of the reasons it’s so good with Elixir: https://dashbit.co/blog/why-elixir-best-language-for-ai
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Gasoline is only one of the byproducts of oil products a modern economy requires. Lubricants, diesel, nitrogen, and the list goes on - these are still all needed even if we convert to 100% EVs.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
What point are you trying to make other than bigotry? Ethic Russians are not the only Eastern Europeans perpetuating cyber crime. Anyways, Nesterenko is a Ukrainian surname - at least get your racism correct.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Please don’t put Mustang and Corvette into the same sentence, they are entirely different classes. Mustang is more comparable to Camaro. While not my cup of tea, the latest mid engine Corvette is a true bargain vs other mid engine performan
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Well that’s a developer problem, then. We use fly but prod secrets are not saved locally.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
This is a good place to start: https://elixirisallyouneed.dev/resources
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Why are important push secrets in a dev env config? Btw humans devs make this same mistake all the time.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
*write stuff. Siri dictation can’t be overhauled soon enough.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
This sounds like a whole lot of copium from devs who don't want to bother with the effort of just writing stuff down, ie good documentation practices... Actually, maybe even worse (not directed at parent) - I think some "seniors&q
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by cpursley 5mo ago
This is unfair, they go All Around The World - from Alabama to Kazakhstan.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Fly and Render are what heroku would be if they didn’t stop innovating. And neon db for Postgres.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Irrelevant post, plenty of western spies working in China (and likely much better at it). Anyways, China never took a single dollar from my pocket nor bombed anyone in the last 30 years, so yeah - I’m going to push back on this idea of some
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by cpursley 5mo ago
I’m not arguing that occupation was a good thing, clearly not. Anyways, look at modern Russia - they have many issues but now operate a mixed market oriented economy and have achieved #4 GDP by PPP and that’s under sanctions from hell, gett
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by cpursley 5mo ago
No, they don’t claim that - but they do see it as a continuous thing (Russian civilization and the genocidal threat they overcame). Also, it’s not just them who celebrate.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
I get it, we are being gaslit and pyoped at a massive scale across all channels about China and their supposed intentions. But proof is in the pudding, China is cutting deals all over the world, building infrastructure - all without forced
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Oh let’s just ignore the times Poland/ Lithuanian empire occupied east Slavic lands and force converted a large number of Orthodox in the West to Catholicism. And the kingdom/regime before soviets was quite different than Soviets
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by cpursley 5mo ago
They weren’t occupied by Russia, but the USSR which was an authoritarian communist state. That entire economic system failed for a reason, and the Chinese were wise to pivot (and not try spreading its ideology by force).
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Yes, and that’s a good point too. Pretty big difference between the sexes with them as well.

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