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Fair enough! My comment is about agentic-focused libraries in general, it’s inaccurate of me to call all such libraries “LLM-focused” Speaking of inaccuracies, BEAM does provide pr…

I really like the focus on “data and pure functions” from the beginning of the post. I’ve read a lot on HN about how BEAM execution model is perfect for AI. I think a crucial part …

We also had a similar use case, so I built Snex[0] - specifically for Elixir-Python interop. Elixir-side spawns interpreters with Ports managed by GenServers, Python-side has a thi…

There’s a setting for that: Cursor Settings -> Agents -> Applying Changes -> Auto-Accept on Commit

These are spoofed packets for SYNACK reflection attacks. Your response traffic goes to the victim, and since network stacks are usually configured to retry SYNACK a few times, they…

It might be from me being so used to it, but I do like Elixir’s `def`/`defp` second best to Rust’s `pub`

Hi HN! It’s been a year since I posted a Show HN[0] for the initial release of my Elixir library, `es6_maps`. It enables JS-style "shorthand" map literals (`%{foo, bar}`) in Elixir…

Oh nice, I didn't know about that one! It's interesting how many solutions are in this space; aside from Destructure[0] and shorter_maps[1] I also know about shorthand[2] and synex…

There was also a relatively popular fork shorter_maps [0], mentioned in the blog post above. My motivation for implementing es6_maps instead of using/updating shorter_maps was (I'm…

> I think the formatter plugin is going to give someone insane amounts of regret one day The formatter plugin features a "reverse" flag exactly to prevent any kind of regret like t…

Yes it does!

Hi HN! I thought you might enjoy this even if you don't know much about Elixir. `es6_maps` is a small library that introduces a "shorthand" map creation syntax, similar to shorthan…

> There have never been a single 4K monitor under 27”. There's a few 24", Dell has at least a couple.

And why does it seem fair enough? The garage door is mine, not Chamberlain's (although that starts to be more and more debatable the farther into enshittification we go).

I'm pretty sure we're also allowed to discuss and even criticise it to our hearts' contents.

TFA does mention some points that address your "why"; the ones that most speak to me the most are: > WordPress’s minimum requirements would be a simple PHP server, without the need…

Are you saying that SQLite is weakly adopted in general or weakly adopted in WordPress? The former is rather far from the truth[1], while the latter is rather obvious given that Wo…

Firefox quarantines Facebook sites in a separate container (with its own cookies and browsing history, etc.), losing back button is an unfortunate side effect.

I don’t think calling Erlang esoteric is fair. Niche, sure, but it powers multiple big services and well known enterprises