rehemiau

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by rehemiau 7y ago
This is what I've been doing for a few years now. Some apps require Google Play Services (Revolut?), some show a warning that can be ignored and run fine afterwards (Authy, Signal), some have limited functionality like no notifications
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by rehemiau 7y ago
Is bucklescript half-baked in your opinion? Why?
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by rehemiau 7y ago
Probably yes, the LLVM linker is really slow
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by rehemiau 7y ago
Selenium / WebDriver has a HTTP API so you can have clients in any language, not just in Java
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by rehemiau 7y ago
How is the DevTools/Remote protocol better (or worse) than WebDriver prptocol for integration testing?
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by rehemiau 7y ago
Contacts can be easily exported to a file and imported
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by rehemiau 7y ago
It seems similar to Ruby, but in the end it's more like Prolog
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by rehemiau 7y ago
Until it overheats and throttles :)
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by rehemiau 7y ago
LCD displays where backlight is actively controlled probably still draw more power when displaying black than white
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by rehemiau 7y ago
Some people put it in an oven for a while but it seems like a little risky and sometimes it's only a temporary fix as well
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by rehemiau 7y ago
Does hiting F2 in Firefox freeze the browser side of things (mouse position, mouse click state, css animations state, select dropdown openness state), basically everything? Or are there other tools for that? I have more problems with "
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by rehemiau 7y ago
All that hype on property based testing is just moving prolog to different platforms
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by rehemiau 8y ago
Maybe this book: Computer Organization and Design - RISC-V Edition ? On Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Computer-Organization-Design-RISC-V...
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by rehemiau 8y ago
I can recommend the browser extension "Make Medium Readable Again": https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/make-medium-r...
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by rehemiau 8y ago
I am guessing here but Solus Linux isn't probably officially supported by Dell on the Developer Edition of this laptop (you have the Developer Edition, don't you?)
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by rehemiau 8y ago
These were just examples from head, where I'd see it being used, but concrete examples are here: https://elixir-companies.com/ You can browse by industry, gaming here: https://elixir-companies.com/indus
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by rehemiau 8y ago
- chat / IMs backends - multimedia streaming - multiplayer game servers Generally soft real-time systems
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by rehemiau 8y ago
I agree about the inspect / pry not being a real debugger but could you expand on your problems with the debugger and pipelines? Are you using the Erlang :debugger module? The only "problem" I see is that we can't set a
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by rehemiau 8y ago
There are more reasons, but - better configuration (tweaked to this benchmark / hardware). Bigger communities will try harder to tweak their benchmark config. The Phoenix one is probably just the default one or slightly tweaked. Is the
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by rehemiau 8y ago
Many people won't switch because either Firefox is slow on their platform (MacOS) or stuff they use are slow on Firefox (Google ecosystem, many other webapps optimized for Chrome)
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by rehemiau 8y ago
Announcement link: http://blog.plataformatec.com.br/2018/11/lets-learn-elixir-t...
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by rehemiau 8y ago
Works just fine in Edge. And TBH that's good enough for me, I don't think supporting IE is necessary for a tech-enthusiast targeted site.
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by rehemiau 8y ago
First you need to find a technical co-founder you can trust. I saw a few founders fail because they thought they can manage communication with developers alone.
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by rehemiau 8y ago
That's a common problem I had too, I often have to modify install scripts because of it
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by rehemiau 8y ago
There's also Texas[1], which was presented on the same conference as LiveView. [1] https://gitlab.com/dgmcguire/texas
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by rehemiau 8y ago
The book OP mentioned is not an official one. The official book [1] is being kept up-to-date [1] https://pragprog.com/book/phoenix14/programming-phoenix-1-4
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Phoenix 1.4.0 released(phoenixframework.org)
291 points by rehemiau 8y ago|69 comments
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by rehemiau 8y ago
With the compression enabled in config it's decent on a good connection and I use it often.
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by rehemiau 8y ago
Really heavyweight for the browser, and definitely not optimized for Firefox.
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by rehemiau 8y ago
Did you try preconfigured Dokku images on Digital Ocean?

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