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by sfusato 4y ago
Biden seems to be doing already a stellar job at that.
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by sfusato 4y ago
If your React SPA can be replaced by htmx, I would say you've chosen the wrong technology from the start. Certain type of applications require a SPA architecture, but most simply don't.
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Australian recommendations on the use of a booster dose of Covid-19 vaccine [pdf](health.gov.au)
2 points by sfusato 4y ago|1 comments
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by sfusato 4y ago
A second booster dose is recommended from 3 months after the first booster dose for: * people 50 years or older * residents aged 16 years and older of an aged care or disability care facility * people aged 16 years or older who have complex
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by sfusato 4y ago
For improving reading & listening, consider listening to an audio book while also following the text at the same time. Good resource for this would be https://librivox.org/ (free public domain audiobooks).
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by sfusato 4y ago
Discussion from 6 days ago on LiveView Native: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32694668
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by sfusato 4y ago
SingleFile looks very promising. You then further organize the saved bookmarks into a folder hierarchy on your disk? Is there any other way to have a quick look at the bookmarks from within the browser itself? edit: found this workflow: ht
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by sfusato 4y ago
"...But without Guix I would still be a confused alcoholic with daddy issues crashing on someones couch...."
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by sfusato 4y ago
No, we are building the tools that eventually could take us to a tech dystopia (and not only tech at that point). New tech can be used for bad things. How do we prevent that? Maybe that's the question we ought to try and find an answer
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by sfusato 4y ago
Elixir paved the way into FP for me. I did Lisp, Prolog and a bit of Java & Javascript done the FP way (I know) at University though, but only with Elixir I've had the "now I get it" Eureka moment.
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by sfusato 4y ago
Free will is close to expiration, folks. It was good while it lasted.
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by sfusato 4y ago
Oh, well, if you completely forget the last 2 years.
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by sfusato 4y ago
Stop mandates. Double/triple/quadruple mask yourself until you feel safe enough.
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by sfusato 4y ago
This is gonna be a hard winter in Europe, that's for sure. I fear a "free for all" type of scenario where everyone will be scraping to get some gas.
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by sfusato 4y ago
We're importing gas, so no. Basically, a weak currency helps exports, hurts imports.
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by sfusato 4y ago
Do they still have one though?
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by sfusato 4y ago
You should be using LiveView only for things that would require a server trip anyway. For client side interactions, use a client side JS library (like Alpine [1] if Phoenix.LiveView.JS [2] is not enough) [1] https://alpinejs.dev
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by sfusato 5y ago
I limit my news intake to just the Wikipedia's "Current events" portal page [1] which provides just the right amount of worldwide current events. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
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by sfusato 5y ago
Have you looked at the Phoenix Guides [1]? [1] https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/overview.html
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by sfusato 5y ago
No, you're not, but the majority doesn't care at this point at all.
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by sfusato 5y ago
Umm, using a bidet doesn't exclude at all using toilet paper. It's an "enhancement" to the cleaning process. I often see this misunderstanding in places where bidets aren't the norm (or the law). So, a play on words
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by sfusato 5y ago
Imgproxy is such a reliable piece of technology, set and forget type of thing really. Put it in the cloud somewhere, add some CDN in front of it for caching and you're done. Also a huge money saver when compared to Imgix/Cloudinar
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by sfusato 5y ago
I believe such a travel planning software would have more traction if coupled with the local destination management system, as the locals (curators) would curate the information on events happening in the area, things to see & do etc. T
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by sfusato 5y ago
There may be a better solution to this that I'm just not aware of When that happens, I simply enter 'iex> end' which would return a SyntaxError, and start over but without having to restart iex.
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by sfusato 5y ago
What's the story about payload/bundle size for the compiled JS? imba.io stands at 3.76MB & scrimba.com at 2.15MB
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by sfusato 5y ago
The site is rich with resources on Elixir & Phoenix & LiveView. If you want an introduction to LiveView, I would say this is a very good starting point.
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by sfusato 5y ago
https://elixirforum.com/c/community/elixir-jobs/16 (most are remote-friendly)
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by sfusato 5y ago
I wouldn't say it's a hack, but I would agree it's not the standard way to do things in the LiveView world, exactly because latency it's an overstated or misunderstood issue. But if you want to do more, LiveView gives yo
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by sfusato 5y ago
You stated don't see how could i implement this workflow in liveview. . I've presented you a way. In case of any errors, notify the user, refresh the state .etc => This would all be done server-side and the client side would
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by sfusato 5y ago
You can do that in LiveView just as easily. Remove the item client side, then pushEvent to the server to handle the deletion. In case of any errors, notify the user, refresh the state .etc pushEvent , pushEventTo (from client to server

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