This is so cool. I wanna see more people using elixir for gamedev.
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This is so cool. I wanna see more people using elixir for gamedev.
Very very interesting!
To be fair to me I got laid off, started a new job, and had my second child born, so there was a lot of distraction going on 😭😂
By the way, consumers of toast.src.rip, I’m sorry I’ve been busy and haven’t merged PRs this past year. Stuff was very busy after being laid off last year. So I’m looking to get outstanding PRs merged now.
screenshot of my chezmoi cheat sheet. full text: # managing dotfiles with chezmoi # # you really only need to know a few chezmoi commands: # # visualize difference between destination files and source files: # $ chezmoi diff # # write changes from source to destination: # $ chezmoi apply # # write changes from destination to source: # $ chezmoi add abbr --add cm chezmoi abbr --add cmcd "cd (chezmoi source-path)" abbr --add cme "nvim (fd . (chezmoi source-path) | fzf)" # for more info: https://www.chezmoi.io/user-guide/daily-operations/
chezmoi cheat sheet:
I love this concept! Also your site looks amazing!
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Very interesting
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I’m sorry how long were some of you using a terminal without literal scroll bars
Thank you for the clarification! It’s a very unique architecture!
extra features meaning, as compared to the MCP. Apparently the ACP protocol lets you leverage the full tidewave desktop feature sets from other agents, whereas the MCP only talks to the *phoenix server* and has a few tool calls you can then do from that
For my fellow Phoenix Phreaks, a poll:
How many of you knew that:
A. Tidewave Web is deprecated now in favor of a Desktop client
B. There is a new thing called ACP that lets you connect other agents (codex, claude code) directly to Tidewave Desktop and get extra features
Somehow hacker culture has become “non political” in a way I find pretty bizarre
Maybe I’m just not in the right circles, but where are all the defcon/hacker people talking about stuff like this? x.com/intcyberdige...
I am absolutely obsessed with how bad HDR images look on every phone OS. Who thought greying out the rest of the screen to try and represent the HDR was a good idea
Hey elixir folks: Jump is currently hiring a contractor to work on Elixir OSS stuff full time. If that sounds up your alley, apply!
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one of the most annoying tendencies of otherwise smart people is using lingo from their field in 10000 unrelated situations where it just sounds stupid.
IF you use the term 'impedance mismatch' outside of an electronics conversation I think you should go to jail
Interesting, thanks for sharing!
Hey yall, I've been kind revamping my online spaces. I've moved my blog to blog.src.rip, and I've added a little landing page (still a wip) directly to src.rip.
Hmmmmm looking into this
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has anyone else never watched a single episode of Hot Ones? Is it just cause I'm a nerd that I don't really want to watch a celebrity eat a hot wing? like who does it appeal to? am I missing out?
Really thought this was gunna be about a breathalyzer
I would love to see that whole part of phoenix rewritten as if it was a js project, by js developers, but it’s a big ask. Right now it aims to be simple and I think this kind of would run counter to that.
I’m also very in favor of a total rewrite of phoenix.js with an eye towards making each part of the frontend lifecycle of LV something you can hook into and mess with more easily.
Some kind of igniter script that can just overlay some more complex js build system on top of an existing phoenix app would be great. People can keep their very simple, no need to understand a lot of js system if they want that way.
There’s a lot of things that could be done if phoenix used vite and had a much more complex build set up out of the box. But it also seems to run counter to what the project wants to be. Basically I think these are serious problems but they should be solved by libraries.
But once you step outside the bounds of vanilla js and need a front end framework, it’s hard for me to see what phoenix could add to make it any easier then it already is with live_svelte/vue/react. We don’t want something like what rails tried to do and go and make our own front end framework.