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Beam Bots – Resilient Robotics with Elixir
(beambots.dev)
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15d ago
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ahmaman
5mo ago
Moving forward, wonder if such AI capabilities would widen the security gap between open-source software vs. proprietary?
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The March of Nines
(kk.org)
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7mo ago
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Your Agent Framework Is Just a Bad Clone of Elixir
(georgeguimaraes.com)
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7mo ago
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The happiest country wants to stay the happiest
(northernlightshift.com)
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8mo ago
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Elixir Outreach stipend for speakers and trainers
(elixir-lang.org)
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1y ago
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ahmaman
2y ago
Curious to hear if anyone have experience using Svelte together with LiveSvelte [0], as described in this blog post [1]? In theory, it sounds like this could be the sweet-spot for using the Javascript ecosystem where its required where Live
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Ask HN: Home wirless router with focus on security?
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ahmaman
2y ago
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Ask HN: What Does It Take to Be a "Black Belt" Programmer?
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3y ago
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ahmaman
3y ago
I would use Elixir (Phoenix + liveView), to me its the most productive stack for web apps at the moment. You can have SPA like user experience without building a separate frontend & backend. That simplifies things ALOT! For data persist
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On to Elixir
(thraxil.org)
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ahmaman
3y ago
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ahmaman
3y ago
Philosophy: A Complete Introduction By Sharon M. Kaye [0] is a wonderful book that introduces different philosophers and their main ideas. Each chapter starts with a thought experiment about a given idea and then it gets into more details.
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ahmaman
4y ago
Cloudron.io might be helpful. Makes self-hosting a lot easier for beginners.
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ahmaman
4y ago
Some of the apps I download on a fresh mac. ==> Casks 1password anki bartender bitwarden brave-browser calibre cryptomator deepl docker exifcleaner # Cleans images metadata fantastical firefox flux freetube # Privacy respecting youtube c
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ahmaman
4y ago
I can relate to your feelings. Your suggestion are good. Perhaps a combination of them would be most effective. However, often the problem isn't completely solved with a specific technique. I found that the growth of my inbound is just
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Ask HN: Non-obvious ways we seek status or communicate success?
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4y ago
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ahmaman
5y ago
People crave the feeling of being understood without judgement. To me, being compassionate is to show people real understanding. Few techniques that I found helpful: - Actively listening. Keeping any input you might have till the end. - Rep
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ahmaman
5y ago
I wonder why is that. Employers would benefit a great deal from employees doing more than the acceptable minimum. Maybe it is an issue with measuring value provided by each employee?
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ahmaman
5y ago
I highlight sentences that summarises different ideas of the book. Afterwards, I create flash card for each highlight to review these them regularly. Currently using readwise with highlights exported from kindle (when possible). I also use
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ahmaman
5y ago
Figure out a way to package your expertise in a different way than being an employee. Often the employment model doesn’t reward for going above the acceptable minimum. How you package and sell your expertises to the world can make a signica
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ahmaman
5y ago
The idea of a native editor is very appealing. However, I heard that their plugin ecosystem is rather limited. Any experience with that?
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ahmaman
5y ago
I use 1password for the convenience they offer. However for important accounts, I use 2FA with yubikeys or codes that are not stored on 1password. Just in case. Especially for non-tech family members and friends. Its either an easy password
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ahmaman
5y ago
JetBrains seems to be indeed very popular among HN users. Could you share some of your favorite features in WebStorm? Curious what would the pitch be if you would recommend it to a colleague.
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Ask HN: Good Alternatives to VS Code?
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5y ago
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ahmaman
5y ago
Anybody has experience using webstorm? How does it compare to vscode?
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ahmaman
5y ago
A word of advice, always use a custom domain, alot easier to change providers. As for switching, I did it few times. From microsoft to migadu. Switched to custom domain at the same time. Migadu was good for the price but in the early days i
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ahmaman
5y ago
> It would be cool if code-reviews were done "anonymously" Sometimes during code-reviews I find myself wanting to leave 100+ comments. Instead I settle for the few major ones and leave behind most of the minor stuff. I don'
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ahmaman
5y ago
To be honest, only around 10-15% of the time. Often they were small dev teams in a small company that have high standards and given the trust & freedom to do things. I think it boils down to how much the programmer actually cares and is
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ahmaman
5y ago
Clean code is code that does what you expect it to do without many surprises. It is simple, not clever. Effortless to follow. Each part handles one idea at a time, at the same abstraction level. Doesn't force you to mentally juggle man
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Unimported – Find unused source files in JavaScript projects
(github.com)
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ahmaman
5y ago
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