recroad

9 ms·

91.
by recroad 1y ago
- Location: Toronto, Ontario - Remote: Yes (also available to work in office) - Willing to relocate: No - Technologies: Elixir, Go, Java, C#, Rust, TypeScript/React, PostGres, MongoDB and more - Resume: Available upon request - Email:
92.
Everything that's wrong with Google Search in one image(bitbytebit.substack.com)
1291 points by recroad 1y ago|723 comments
93.
by recroad 1y ago
Elixir is fantastic. Liveview is a huge productivity multiplier - lot of boilerplate disappears.
94.
by recroad 1y ago
MAGA - Make animations great again
95.
by recroad 1y ago
I feel embarrassed for the U.S.
96.
by recroad 1y ago
...and complexity created. I think "How can this code be made simpler and any complexity either isolated or eliminated (preferably eliminated)?" should be the ensuing prompt after we generate things.
97.
by recroad 1y ago
Yeah it sounded like Kent just discovered Jevons' paradox and decided to shoehorn it into the article. Nothing here became cheaper, and if by cheaper he means that paying a programmer was more expensive than paying for an AI, even that
98.
by recroad 1y ago
> AI isn't just redistributing the same pie; it's making the pie-making process fundamentally cheaper Not if you believe most other articles related to AI posted here including the one from today (from Singularity is Nearer).
99.
by recroad 1y ago
Elixir/Phoenix is awesome, no complaints overall. A few small things: - Passing data from LiveComponent's/JS is a bit of a pain (need to use update()) - phx-hook doesn't always pay well with re-rendering state changes -
100.
by recroad 1y ago
I feel a poor tool choice for your use case should not give you the right to blast the tool and it's design decisions. Most of those complaints are resulting from not understanding how NextJS works and the design decisions that it&#x27
101.
by recroad 1y ago
So the author is wrong that they’re automatic kept in sync?
102.
by recroad 1y ago
Yup, I was playing around with Zed and kind of liked it, and even debated switching over. But this kills it for me.
103.
by recroad 1y ago
AI isn't a pit. AI is a ladder.
104.
by recroad 1y ago
You can also peek inside objects and check for types and values of nested properties. In other languages you’d need to create composite types or even duplicate or extend types. In Elixir, all that is for free. I see that as much more power
105.
by recroad 1y ago
You been watching beat too much western media
106.
by recroad 1y ago
Hey, how many people has Iran killed versus Israel in the last 20 years. Waiting for reply. Let’s see who the real terrorist is - my guess is you’re not going to pick the state that’s committing genocide. You’re gonna pick Iran because, fra
107.
by recroad 1y ago
Nice justification of illegal bombing. On point with Western values and racist attitudes.
108.
by recroad 1y ago
I think maybe you shouldn't see Muslims as a homogenous block of people with the same taste by saying stuff like "90 million" as if you know what they want. Your premise of Israel not targeting civilians is not serious. Just
109.
by recroad 1y ago
This whole “threaten your existence” is a clutch in your argument. It smells like “but Hamas…” and tries to create a precondition of condemnation of one side which also happens to be the victim.
110.
by recroad 1y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that Israel doesn’t target civilians? Are you following the events of the last 2 years?
111.
by recroad 1y ago
By 1925 the Beer Hall Putsch had already happened and Hitler was in jail for high treason.
112.
by recroad 1y ago
The Zionist state as it is since 1967 has to be dismantled and it must go back to its 1967 borders. That’s international law. Also, you seem to be putting a lot of weight from words 10 years ago by former officials when current Israeli offi
113.
by recroad 1y ago
What are you pointing at there? Their position from 1979 which is 12 years after 1967? Also, let’s leave rhetoric aside. What is the actual record of violence between Israel and anyone else? It’s not even close https://www.ochaop
114.
by recroad 1y ago
destroy Iran I mean
115.
by recroad 1y ago
You hear and read about it, but it’s still surreal to see the effects of propaganda in real life. I’m glad I’m old enough to have seen this show before live.
116.
by recroad 1y ago
Thank you, great liberator. Please bomb us more to save our lives.
117.
by recroad 1y ago
Can you please explain more and maybe give some examples that resonate with people who don't have the understanding that you do?
118.
by recroad 1y ago
> The majority of errors you find with testing are either issues with an entire "partition" of inputs or "boundary" inputs, like INT_MIN. I don't find this to be true at all. Most bugs I find are business scenari
119.
by recroad 1y ago
This only works if you don’t let users theme your site. If you do, then OPs approach works better.
120.
by recroad 1y ago
This article seems like a very long-winded and complicated way to say that we should write tests. Am I missing something here? Wouldn't most developers write tests when creating algorithms, let alone something relating to finance as ta

More ›