cloud8421

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by cloud8421 7d ago
Might end up looking like a side antenna.
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by cloud8421 7d ago
I thought so as well, but where do you put it when the phone is folded?
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by cloud8421 2mo ago
Thanks a lot, I'll check!
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by cloud8421 2mo ago
Struggling to find the carpenter’s story, do you remember the title by any chance? Thanks!
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by cloud8421 3mo ago
Off-topic, but also the title of the first album of the progressive supergroup Transatlantic.
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by cloud8421 3mo ago
That’s cool, do you have a write up about it?
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by cloud8421 3mo ago
The same goes for the 1994 first pressing of Marillion's Brave. Side 4 has a double groove, which would give you either The Great Escape + Made again (a sort of a happy ending) or The Great Escape + 20 minutes of water sounds (which ca
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Elixir v1.20: Now a gradually typed language(elixir-lang.org)
992 points by cloud8421 4mo ago|411 comments
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by cloud8421 6mo ago
At $WORK, my team is relatively small (< 10 people) and a few people really invested in getting the codebase (a large Elixir application with > 3000 modules) in shape for AI-assisted development with a very comprehensive set of skills
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by cloud8421 7mo ago
> I don't see the point of Elixir now. LLMs work better with mainstream languages which make up a bigger portion of their training set. I can't say if it works better with other languages, but I can definitely say both Opus and
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by cloud8421 8mo ago
I feel the same way. The only way I found that lets me cope with this is by having 1-2 personal projects, closed source, with me as the only user, where I slowly build things the way I enjoy, and where the outcome is useful software that do
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by cloud8421 11mo ago
I think your last sentence is the key point - the times I've used bisect have been related to code I didn't really know, and where the knowledgeable person was not with the company more or on holiday.
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by cloud8421 1y ago
Note that the scope of the project goes beyond CDs, it's a catalogue for pretty much any format where you can play music.
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by cloud8421 1y ago
> Even with a significant amount of time double checking and fixing the metadata, I consider it a good use of time. I was not simply ripping my CDs, I was helping maintain the historical record. This is the spirit - I've started doi
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by cloud8421 1y ago
I use MusicBrainz and donate every month - yeah data is not perfect, but you can go and fix it yourself if needed, and the UI is extremely functional without any frills.
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by cloud8421 1y ago
I’m still working on my physical music management application. It integrates with MusicBrainz and Last.fm, so that I can easily add records, scrobble them, and search/track stats. I want to figure out how to track availability for reco
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by cloud8421 2y ago
For a few months I've been working on an application to manage my physical music collection. Records I own, records I want to find, with some stats/search/metadata that actually use. It's built with Elixir and Phoenix Li
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by cloud8421 2y ago
Claudio Ortolina Location: London, England, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Elixir/Erlang, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, SQLite Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/claudioortolina Websit
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by cloud8421 2y ago
Sadly I’ve never seen them live. Nuno is really one of the great ones, when you’re that good it’s easy to go overboard and lose track of what the song needs. How was Living Colour? That’s one I have on the bucket list.
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by cloud8421 2y ago
What an album Pornograffitti!
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by cloud8421 2y ago
From my perspective, the negativity stems from a general disregard of environmental impact, copyright or intellectual property, or education around hallucinations.
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by cloud8421 2y ago
I built a few hobby projects, and have another one in the pipeline for when I have time. All of them are based on Raspberry PI Zero kits from Pimoroni (shop.pimoroni.com) and sadly some of them are not in stock, and won’t be stocked again a