cpursley

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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   Milk is an order of magnitude healthier than the highly processed sludge called oak “milk”.
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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   No matter the structure there, without affordable gas from a certain neighbor - Europe simply no longer has the capability to be an industrialized block. You can't smelt aluminum with solar nor make fertilizer, chemicals - can run AI d
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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   Yeah, I honestly lean on the elixir agent one more over the full skill: https://github.com/agoodway/.claude/blob/main/agents/elixir-...
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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   Agree, and Claude Code does very well with Elixir despite TS/Python getting all the hype: https://youtu.be/iV1EcfZSdCM?si=KAJW26GVaBqZjR3M This helps with keeping it on track writing idiomatic elixir and using good pat
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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   The scroll-jacking on their landing page got an immediate bounce from me. Why do web designers do this annoying shit that breaks the web? Built by an intern, I suppose...
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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   Oban is cool but I really like the idea of pgflow.dev, which is based on pgmq (rust) Postgres plugin doing the heavy lifting as it makes it language agnostic (all the important parts live in Postgres). I've started an Elixir adapter wh
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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   Well thats the problem right there, business logic belongs in the database, not JavaScript rats nests. I’d argue that Claude and even Coeldex are so good with SQL that it would be insane to use any other approach. And the database survives
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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   Hasura is working on this approach: https://promptql.io
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   by cpursley 9mo ago

   This is why I always flag these types of posts that are political and not tech related, they quickly devolve to Reddit-style racial / ethnic hatred if conversations about geopolitical rivals or regional hatred and name calling if domes
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    https://skills.sh/agoodway/.claude/elixir-genius
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Just like the other replier, people who put words into others mouths are extremely annoying. And in both of your cases, come off as fanatical. I'd love to run Linux on a laptop (and have tried many times) but have actual work to get do
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Yes, a lot of coders are terrible at documentation (both doc files and code docs) as well as good test coverage. Software should not need to live in ones head after written, it should be well architected and self-documenting - and when it i
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Where did I say I haven’t?
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Maybe. And then what’s battery life like - half, one 3rd?
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Yes regarding directory. They merged the concept of slash commands so I often do /elixir-genius to force it. Or if I just need subagents tell it to use "elixir-expert" or "elixir-qa" in parallel with other appropria
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    https://github.com/pgmq/pgmq
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Try these: - https://github.com/agoodway/.claude/blob/main/skills/elixir-... - https://github.com/agoodway/.claude/blob/main/agents/elixir-... - https:&#x2
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Generally you don’t drop the meeting link right away, that is annoying.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    I'd love to but would rather not be road splatter, which is a frequent outcome: https://news.google.com/search?q=cyclist+run+over&hl=en-US&g...
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    I think the journey means different things to different people. Not everyone is interesting in building their own power generation plant, mining silica and forging their own chips, writing a programming language from binary. I’d love to do
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Not sure if you are familiar with the built-environment in America, but there’s effectively no biking infrastructure and people are openly hostile towards cyclists who try.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Did you miss the part where they paid millions to a jurisdiction where they didn’t actually conduct business? Or are you of the wealth envy “taxes as punishment” mindset that believes every dollar eared is one immorally coerced from others
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Nice. I assume there's a card system as well?
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Good point. The data center hardware is there and there's plenty of open source for things like PaaS and AWS compatible systems. Bewildering that this does not exist and everyone just used AWS.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    That's not what happened. They already had been working on MIR for a while. Then Visa/Mastercard pulled out due to sanctions over the war. The retailers actually prefer MIR now as it's newer/better tech plus lower fees a
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    I'll probably get downvoted for even suggesting this, but the EU should consider doing what Russia did (and one of the big reasons they are so resilient against sanctions): create own alternative banking protocol to SWIFT and VISA&#x2F
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Easy, same as obesity and environmental problems: fix the built environment by building places for humans, not cars. It all stems from that in North America.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Vodka is generally made from grains.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Or you slap the burgers in a pan and serve it with some broccoli, and sliced fresh red peppers or other other quick healthy sides and have a balanced meal. The bun, fries and soda are the unhealthy part of a burger, anyways (assuming it&#x2
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    You can be picky with Opus, just yell at it to refactor a few times. To reduce refactor cycles, give it correct and enough context before you start along with expected code style, etc. These things aren't one shot magic machines.