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doomspork

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About doomspork

Engineer & Entrepreneur.

GitHub: doomspork

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    Thanks! We look forward to hearing your thoughts

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    This is great feedback, thank you! Feel free to drop into Discord if you have any other thoughts, suggestions, or feedback.

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    Comment #48023251

    Howdy HN, we built Claudette as an open-source desktop companion for Claude Code. Run multiple Claude Code agents in parallel, each in its own git worktree, each with its own sessi…

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    Comment #47568962

    Couldn't have said it any better. The experience and the people I've met make it worth it. It's a great little adventure.

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    You can prompt it to do so. Look you "Persona based prompting" as a great and fun example of controlling what the LLM spits out and its tone.

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    Using a lot of Typescript and Python in my current role and I find myself missing that part of Elixir. Ecosystems are night and day though. For what we're doing we'd have to write …

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    Pasta is a cross-platform system tray application that converts clipboard content into simulated keyboard input, bridging the gap for applications that don't support direct clipboa…

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    Comment #44752195

    We migrated https://ElixirSchool.com off of Jekyll to Phoenix and NimblePublisher back in 2021 (we covered it here: https://elixirschool.com/blog/now-with-more-elixir as well as a …

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    It is the same water but it's also fairly common for people to use harsh chemicals and toilet tablets to keep them clean and smelling fresh. Those would not be so good for your pet…

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    Comment #43947445

    Elixir is only "better" because of the syntax and some of the developer experience. Anything good about Elixir is present in Erlang and likely originated there.

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    Well you yourself mentioned being hesitant to add a library that could likely help you solely based on it being in Erlang. Erlang has many useful libraries, it's been around far lo…

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    Learning Erlang and understanding it is an important skill for any serious Elixir developer. Erlang has been around longer and has a larger set of available tools, it's what Elixir…

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    Comment #43939661

    I love Elixir but I'm curious about your question: why not use Erlang for this? What would using Elixir do for this that can't be achieved with Erlang?

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    Visualizations for some existing projects: https://github.com/alpinelinux - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WvNjtnCcPs https://github.com/elixirschool/elixirschool - https://youtu…

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    Comment #14894537

    Thank you Dirlewanger! Let us know if there's any improvements you'd like to see.

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    Comment #14894532

    Thank you for the kind words jmcgough!