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Bootstrap from Twitter(getbootstrap.com)
3 points by auraham 18h ago|0 comments
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by auraham 4d ago
> the agents didn't hack to find the answer to the problem; they hacked to try and figure out how the exploit gym evaluator worked so they could convince it they had solved the problem without doing so Kobayashi Maru: Win a no-win s
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Tauri tutorial: build a desktop app with web technologies(flaviocopes.com)
2 points by auraham 7d ago|0 comments
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Speeding up a Phoenix LiveView web app with a CDN(jola.dev)
1 points by auraham 9d ago|0 comments
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Building a Desktop UI in Rust and GPUI(blog.sheerluck.dev)
2 points by auraham 12d ago|1 comments
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XGBoost from Scratch(randomrealizations.com)
4 points by auraham 15d ago|0 comments
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Hister – A private, full content search index that you control(hister.org)
497 points by auraham 29d ago|101 comments
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Practical Introduction to Vim-Fugitive(jeancharles.quillet.org)
2 points by auraham 1mo ago|0 comments
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Vim Fugitive in Action(dzx.fr)
1 points by auraham 1mo ago|0 comments
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Statically linking an Elixir command-line application using Burrito(jonathanychan.com)
3 points by auraham 1mo ago|0 comments
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Distributing Elixir Applications with Burrito(juanpabloaj.com)
2 points by auraham 1mo ago|0 comments
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Burrito – Cross-Platform Elixir Deployments(github.com)
4 points by auraham 1mo ago|0 comments
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Cross-compilation with Wails (2025)(chriswheeler.dev)
12 points by auraham 1mo ago|2 comments
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How to Cross-Compile Rust for Windows from Linux(rustfaq.org)
2 points by auraham 1mo ago|0 comments
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by auraham 2mo ago
I've been learning about React, Vue, and HTMX these days. As I understand, these tools aim to bring some level of interaction in a web application: - Both React and Vue are all about reactivity: you have a variable, make it reactive by
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by auraham 3mo ago
I have the same feeling about Zig. In this interview [1], Andrew Kelley, creator of Zig, explains a lot of the features of the language; compares it against c, rust, go; and explains why he created the language. According to him, the killer
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by auraham 3mo ago
Can you give more details about using zig along with elixir? > microscope is mounted on a elixir nerves deployment! What do you mean? I imagine that there is an Elixir application running on an embedded system and maybe it relies on an e
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by auraham 3mo ago
> Tauri proved to be quite problematic except when in macOS Can you elaborate?
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by auraham 3mo ago
For me, the best about Tauri is that: - We can embed an existing application using a sidecar [1]. - Now, we can also use Elixir in the backend, embed the BEAM, and deliver a single binary, see ElixirKit [2]. As far as I know, LiveBook Deskt
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Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF)(github.com)
2 points by auraham 3mo ago|0 comments
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by auraham 3mo ago
I hope it stays the same for a long time
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by auraham 3mo ago
I gave it a try today using Linux Mint 22.3 with 16 GB of memory. Writing experience is OK, the UI is beautiful. However, when I load a medium markdown file (less than 200 lines), the UI is a bit slow. Scrolling and switching between two ta
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by auraham 3mo ago
Interesting project! I will take a look at it.
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Elixirkit – Building Desktop Apps with Elixir and Tauri(hexdocs.pm)
7 points by auraham 4mo ago|0 comments
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by auraham 5mo ago
Thanks for pointing that out.
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by auraham 5mo ago
Both uv and asdf can be compiled from source. I prefer that way.
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by auraham 5mo ago
This week I was wondering whether using uv for managing Python versions is a good idea. From their website [1] > Python does not publish official distributable binaries. As such, uv uses distributions from the Astral python-build-standal
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by auraham 5mo ago
I have the same concern with all hardware used for storing keys and secrets for crytpo.
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by auraham 6mo ago
How can you detect the system preferences in the browser?
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Implementing YOLOv8 Object Detection with OpenCV in Rust Using ONNX Models(linzichun.com)
2 points by auraham 6mo ago|0 comments

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