moritz

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by moritz 6mo ago
In the Elixir ecosystem (where documentation is considered a "first-class citizen" in the language), you can run code examples as part of your test suite in a similar fashion ("doctest"): https://elixir-recipe
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by moritz 6mo ago
https://geminiprotocol.net/docs/specification.gmi [no, not that gemini]
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by moritz 6mo ago
That’s all in the article. The author goes into the confusion that it had the Apple logo on it. Win was conceived as a modifier reserved for the OS (not to be used by applications), while command never was. Command is for commands. If you c
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by moritz 7mo ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.09101 In this benchmark, models can correctly solve Rust problems 61% on first pass — A far cry from other languages such as C# (88%) or Elixir (a “buggy dynamic language”) where they perform
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by moritz 7mo ago
C.f., from 25d ago: “Why Elixir is the best language for AI” https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46900241 - for comparison of the arguments made - features a bit more actual data than “intuitions” compared to OP - interest
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by moritz 8mo ago
Apple already flipped the switch in December with 18.7.3, if your phone is capable running 26, you will not get offered 18.x updates anymore
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by moritz 10mo ago
As the great Joe Armstrong used to say, “a lot of systems actually break the laws of physics”[1] — don’t program against the laws of physics. > In distributed systems there is no real shared state (imagine one machine in the USA another
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by moritz 10mo ago
It’s astonishing to me that even so many long-term Apple observers don’t see this, even though they are sorta obvious about it. “Now that the hardware is so close, the systems converge, etc., there is really no reason iPad will not eventual
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by moritz 11mo ago
dou you happen to have the source code open somewhere? i was just looking into webdav via elixir
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by moritz 11mo ago
mix phx.gen.html Accounts User users name:string email:string
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by moritz 11mo ago
And the story of how this came to be is absolutely wild. See Mirowski, Philip. 2020. “The Neoliberal Ersatz Nobel Prize”. Pp. 219-254 in Nine Lives of Neoliberalism, edited by Dieter Plehwe, Quinn Slobodian and Philip Mirowski. Verso. Fullt
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by moritz 1y ago
> I always feel like I'm having to decode it. But I can easily and happily work with some programming languages that most devs would cross the street to avoid. Those languages happen to be "imperative"? – the few backend d
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by moritz 1y ago
Maybe not Erlang the language, but it’s useful to know its "philosophy" and what the BEAM is all about.
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by moritz 1y ago
PSA: DSJ2 is available on mobile. Doesn’t beat the mouse experience of the original, but still fun
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by moritz 2y ago
> You would create and manage content directly from the file explorer application, in the most natural way possible. This version of the web wouldn’t require users to learn advanced computer skills in order to participate. My students at
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by moritz 2y ago
Backlinks are cool
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by moritz 2y ago
And apps that "focus on the niche" such as DevCleaner [1] are free too. [1]: https://github.com/vashpan/xcode-dev-cleaner
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by moritz 2y ago
To potentially save you the click, the app is a subscription service.
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by moritz 2y ago
Sold to Gilette in 1967, expansion into many different areas after. Then, I guess their story is not really unique, they shared the fate of all European household appliance manufacturers — increasing competition from Asian companies, so by
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by moritz 2y ago
Try Skim
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by moritz 3y ago
Nuclear already is the expensive alternative. Just in the beginning of Nov, NuScale Power terminated its much hyped SMR projects in Utah [1]. Target price for these was $89 per megawatt hour. Wind and solar are what, ~$25/MWh current
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by moritz 3y ago
Yeah, unionizing so your boss doesn’t get fired really is the most SF/US “labor democracy” thing ever
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by moritz 3y ago
“websub” is what you are looking for: https://www.w3.org/TR/websub/
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by moritz 3y ago
In the spirit of the OP: my gripe with Readwise/Reader is that it… doesn’t output RSS.
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by moritz 3y ago
miniflux.app
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by moritz 3y ago
funny you should mention that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merchants_of_Doubt
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by moritz 3y ago
Fuji X100 almost checks all the boxes (imho that’s why it’s sold out all the time). Would they dare to make one without a screen? Guess it’s unlikely, unfortunately.
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by moritz 3y ago
In so-called developing countries, the full ban of R-22 will be 2030, which is a full ban with an asterisk to 2040. Not saying the phase-out isn’t happening, but there are, and there will be for quite some time, millions of units leaking cl
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by moritz 3y ago
Sure, we only built gigantonormous infrastructures to measure about everything on every cm of this planet, 10s of thousands of highly qualified experts from all over the world work on this full time and have been saying the same thing for d
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by moritz 3y ago
The phase-out under the Montreal protocol is an ongoing process, but we are far from there. The HFCs that replaced (H)CFCs in the 90s quickly turned out to be fastes growing category of short-term climate pollutants in many countries in the

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