POiNTx

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by POiNTx 1mo ago
I've been working on a puzzle game Quilt. Hope to get the demo out this coming week or next week. https://store.steampowered.com/app/4760970/Quilt/
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by POiNTx 5mo ago
Can recommend Odin[0] if you want to play with Raylib. Great for prototyping, although I'm not sure if it will last further on in development. Still have to figure that one out. [0] https://odin-lang.org/
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by POiNTx 11mo ago
You use UTC which doesn't adjust daylight savings.
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by POiNTx 11mo ago
I was just referring to how pipes make these kinds of chained function calls more readable. But on your point, I think using Date.now() is perfectly ok.
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by POiNTx 11mo ago
In Elixir this would be written as: db.getUsers() |> getExpiredUsers(Date.now()) |> generateExpiryEmails() |> email.bulkSend() I think Elixir hits the nail on the head when it comes to finding the right balance between
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by POiNTx 1y ago
That's a really cool concept, I'd love to see more art like this that uses modern technology. Do you have a demo available somewhere to see what the effect would look like? This is one of those things where you should just do it w
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by POiNTx 1y ago
Something like https://github.com/mrdotb/live_react might be what you're looking for.
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by POiNTx 1y ago
https://backpex.live/ is a pretty good Phoenix Admin. Django's admin is still unmatched though.
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by POiNTx 1y ago
Does this allow external programs/servers to interact with a workbook (xlsx file)? Or is this just to run more complex calculations inside cell(s)? There's UNO and there's also openpyxl to interact with workbooks from Python,
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by POiNTx 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | Part time | Vancouver, Canada Availability: 20 hours or less per week Technologies: Elixir, Phoenix, Svelte - GitHub: https://github.com/woutdp - LiveSvelte: https://github.com/woutdp
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by POiNTx 2y ago
Fly.io for Elixir is very popular
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by POiNTx 2y ago
Memory is actually shared in Elixir until it's required to create new memory because of a change. So even if you have a big dictionary and something changes, part of the dictionary that remained the same will actually share memory unti
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by POiNTx 2y ago
If the wristband works well, it'd be a very convenient gadget to wear if it can integrate with a bunch of devices like smart-lights, phones, tv etc...
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by POiNTx 2y ago
I'm generally very pro EU, but this anti-encryption stuff they try to pull these last couple of years needs to stop. If it's proven that Pavel Durov is facilitating bad actors with purpose, that's a different story, but creat
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by POiNTx 2y ago
Customer validation is also super easy to get. The easiest way I've found is to include a simple Google Form in the product. It's super rewarding to get feedback from users. Ask simple questions like: "What's your favori
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by POiNTx 2y ago
You can still use LiveView/Phoenix/Elixir, but have your game logic be in Gleam. I haven't used it though so I could be wrong here. A little bit more about it here: https://katafrakt.me/2021/10/13&#x
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by POiNTx 2y ago
That's true. And another downside is that once you're in the Svelte environment you can't use your Phoenix components inside those Svelte components. I've thought about adding a library of default Svelte components which
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by POiNTx 2y ago
It's a little bit different from generals.io but the points you mention are very valid. I originally started working on it as a showcase of LiveSvelte + I like generals.io a lot and thought it could be improved visually + UX wise. Then
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by POiNTx 2y ago
Definitely possible. Tick rate isn't the problem, Elixir is very performant. Just the predictive elements are an issue if you're working with 2 different languages. I'd go with Gleam from the start and look into compiling to
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by POiNTx 2y ago
That's what I did with: https://territoriez.io/ It's a clone of https://generals.io/ It's built with LiveSvelte. It doesn't need any predictive features as it's basically a board ga
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by POiNTx 2y ago
Out of the box, they don't work offline. But there's recently been a project showing it's possible to create a PWA with CRDT's and LiveSvelte: https://github.com/tonydangblog/liveview-svelte-pwa
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by POiNTx 2y ago
With hooks you are able to render your html server side while still having some js functionality. Technically you can also render server side with LiveSvelte as it supports SSR out of the box, but this SSR uses Node and that introduces a sl
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by POiNTx 2y ago
I created LiveSvelte, let me know if you have any questions :)
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by POiNTx 3y ago
I'm a native Dutch (Flemish) speaker. For me 'Niksen' means you're doing something without intent/purpose and with low importance. You can watch a movie, just because you don't know what to do and you're f
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by POiNTx 3y ago
If you work with more than 1 person on a project, commit messages can be very useful during reviews. Sometimes a change sets up a later change, and you need context on why the change is being done. It also forces you to split up your code i
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by POiNTx 3y ago
Not bash but if you're using fish you can use https://github.com/nickeb96/puffer-fish
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by POiNTx 3y ago
Location: Vancouver Canada, Remote: Yes (Remote only) Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Elixir, Phoenix, Svelte, Django, Python Résumé/CV: Upon request Email: hn@wout.space GitHub: https://github.com/woutdp Website
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by POiNTx 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | Part time | Vancouver, Canada Availability: +- 20 hours per week or less, hourly or contract work - Current project: https://territoriez.io/ (Elixir/Phoenix/LiveSvelte) - Past projects: ht
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by POiNTx 3y ago
Of course there are, but I don't see a world where AGI doesn't become a thing. So then it's a question of what to do with that.
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by POiNTx 3y ago
What I'm trying to say is that people should integrate whatever is coming. You can't fight it. But one can invent a car and still ride a horse. What's lost is that everyone now rides a car and not a horse. You can still find

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