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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Allow me to disagree. Finding good engineers that are knowledgeable with Elixir has been difficult to the point that we’ve hired people that never professionally used the language to senior positions. That’s not a problem on its own, since
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
> or inconsistent naming (is_map vs empty?). fyi, this isn’t inconsistent. https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/1.15/naming-conventions.html
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
I’m pretty sure that the libraries you consider core++ such as ExUnit and Ecto are considered feature complete and won’t get any bigger.
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Phoenix is obviously “the big thing” and no other language/framework combination has something as good as LiveView. Rails cannot compete there. Other than that, building Livebook apps for our customer success team has been really grea
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Your place is not gonna glide unpowered for an hour.
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Their blog is great, because they invested heavily in perception from the outside. Coming from the Elixir world, them hiring Chris McCord (creator of Phoenix) and sponsoring a ton of open source projects slapping on their logo, seemed great
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
To add to the first point, creating documentation from bullet points. Prompting something like “Phrase the following points as technical documentation. Use the Microsoft Technical Writing Style Guide. Don’t add or remove any information” is
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Using GitLab EE at work and GitHub for side projects, the difference is genuinely shocking. I love tinkering with CI usually but using GitLab I actively try to avoid it.
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Do you have a salary range for the backend position?
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
My team’s product is mainly built on Argo Workflows, and while the idea of the tool is great, we have learned to massively distrust it. It doesn’t always do what you tell it to, or, worse, it tells you it’ll do something and then does somet
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Using [ and ] is completely normal in so many applications. QWERTZ just is a bad design, and applications shouldn’t have to work around that by making keybindings more difficult. My team has ~100 engineers in QWERTZ countries and I don’t kn
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
… or also because it’s significantly more productive than any other editor. But hey, it’s much easier for you to assume everyone making a choice for themselves is part of some cult than giving them the ability to think and make good choices
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Hiring isn’t really that bad. Definitely fewer candidates, but they tend to be higher quality.
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
Super Heavy has more than double the thrust of Saturn V, how is that similar?
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
First of all, the article is talking about 68-70 cents per kWh, not 79 as mentioned by the parent. He also was talking in present tense, not past.
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by cschmatzler 3y ago
That is just factually untrue. Most chargers are .52€/kWh right now, with a 10 cent surcharge at peak times, which is 4pm to 8pm at all the places I’ve been recently.
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by cschmatzler 4y ago
Violence is always abuse, and it’s significantly worse when an adult is targeting a child.
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by cschmatzler 4y ago
Which languages do you support? My main work is in Elixir, where Copilot is incredibly weak. It’s completely understandable that less training data for less popular languages means worse performance, but it’d be interesting to hear whether
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by cschmatzler 4y ago
To add to this, I have an application in production with a client right now that literally doesn’t have a logo. The favicon is the initial of the service’s name on a random color background. Nobody has ever asked or commented.
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by cschmatzler 4y ago
The most recent addition to the digit family being Phoenix’s new ~p”/healht”, which is a HTTP route string that automatically verifies whether the route exists, and returns compile-time warnings when you link to a path that didn’ doesn
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by cschmatzler 4y ago
Because the hardware is just so, so much better. I would absolutely prefer running Linux, but nothing comparable exists. Running yabai for tiling window management isn’t great, but it’s ok.
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by cschmatzler 4y ago
Looks super interesting - don’t have my usual setup nearby so I’ll just ask before checking it out myself: given that you advertise super powerful highlighting, is there a feature that allows exporting/copying single/multiple high
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by cschmatzler 4y ago
Would you be so kind to share that script?
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by cschmatzler 4y ago
The way I have it set up is my Tailscale pod redirecting all requests to an ingress controller, and then all subdomains CNAMEd to the Tailscale DNS. That way, all requests are going Tailscale pod -> nginx ingress controller -> service