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by cpursley 7mo ago
You’re getting downvoted but they do seem to have some of these issues, including the skinny fat problem. But their cuisine sure is tastier than the fake meat and other goop that is pushed, which is even worse for health.
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by cpursley 7mo ago
But thats much different than these gross goos.
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by cpursley 7mo ago
Then eat a burger if you want a burger, they are healthy if you skip the buns and sugar ketchup and use quality beef. Throw it on a veg salad for a balanced meal.
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by cpursley 7mo ago
I never understood these engineered ultra processed meat imitation products, they are not healthy - period. There's already healthy and delicious cuisines that have developed over thousands of years (Indian, Nepalese, I'm sure man
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by cpursley 7mo ago
Please elaborate, this sounds like a fun weekend rabbit-hole.
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by cpursley 7mo ago
In addition to history, Americans don't really "do" geography. Apparently it's harder than math.
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by cpursley 7mo ago
While Iran still has fire control, these ships can be hit by shore-launched anti-shipping missiles, one way drones of even old fashioned shelling. Their "navy" was never even a factor.
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by cpursley 7mo ago
Pretty interesting paper/presentation: https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?articl...
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by cpursley 7mo ago
I've put together a number of resources here: https://elixirisallyouneed.dev
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by cpursley 7mo ago
I think there’s a strong bias towards hacking and cool side projects from the hackernews crowd. But I’m not so sure much of the general population would use their free time afforded by UBI for productive and useful endeavors. At least from
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Fixed it: “Why can’t you tune your poorly made guitar?” The most guitars today are still made in the style of the 1950s Gibsons and Fenders, including the neck and tuner layout. Most guitar buyers focus on the aesthetic and not the quality.
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Or you could just use the new BM25 extension and if thats not enough, bring in the vector extension, which you can run as hybrid and not have to bolt yet another paid 3rd party thing: https://postgresisenough.dev/tools?categ
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by cpursley 8mo ago
It's the regulations and subsidies that created the very situation in the first place (in the USA, at least). Twinkies are cheap because we literally pay farmers to grow cheap carbs and sugar. It was design this way, well - lobbied.
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Yeah, exactly. For the longest time those of us who were self taught and/or started late were looked down upon. Before that, same with corporate vs. open source. This is the same elitist and gatekeeping mentality. If LLM coding tools h
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by cpursley 8mo ago
ReqLLM is a key part of my stack, thank you for making it!
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Jido is fantastic. A friend and I have been working on an OpenClaw type of tool in Elixir with Jido if anyone wants to check it out: https://github.com/agoodway/goodwizard
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by cpursley 8mo ago
In the mountains of Iran and stepps of Ukraine, I fear… and before you downvote, consider that starlink are in both, already.
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Fwiw, Claude and Codex are very very good at SQL and have actually taught me some new tricks. No reason to use mongodb or firebase in 2026: https://postgresisenough.dev
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by cpursley 8mo ago
https://x.com/mrpopov_com/status/2026948153107247426
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by cpursley 8mo ago
It's not so much about the syntax, it's about the better runtime. But it is nice to have fewer moving parts and not have to touch JS as often.
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by cpursley 8mo ago
And why they outlast all other manufacturers and have fewer issues in general. In my experience, Apple products are often actually cheaper when amortized over their lifespan.
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by cpursley 8mo ago
see also: https://dashbit.co/blog/why-elixir-best-language-for-ai
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Or just skip/migrate off of the Next.js and other JS SSR rats nets to Elixir and Phoenix LiveView - Claude and Codex are both very good with Elixir now: https://elixirisallyouneed.dev
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Throw your next bug at this: https://skills.sh/obra/superpowers/systematic-debugging
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by cpursley 8mo ago
The entire point of just using Postgres went right over your head…
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Wanted to give them chance to write it up as they like
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Looks great - I'd love to include it in https://postgresisenough.dev (just put in a PR: https://github.com/agoodway/postgresisenough?tab=readme-ov-f... )
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Might contact them about it, their mail servers are in the EU.
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by cpursley 8mo ago
What nonsense. The "rest of the world" understands the message loud and clear: China shows up to do business. America shows up to bomb. It's a pretty reasonable choice. Anyways, people now ant a BYD, not a Chevy - because its
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by cpursley 8mo ago
Mailersend is EU and fantastic

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