I got to a Stripe payment screen and where it used to default to USD it now defaulted to MXN because I guess any country below the US border is fucking Mexico for Stripe too

A former coworker with 8 years of #ElixirLang experience is looking for work. I can vouch for him being a careful, thorough engineer, and a real "manager of one." If he builds something, you can be confident it'll be solid and well thought out. Reach out here: www.linkedin.com/in/kylevsteg...

Seeing more projects realize ProseMirror/CodeMirror are the better options and that the initial setup complexity is very well worth it over other easier/opinionated alternatives warms my heart. They're amazing pieces of engineering.

Most of my appliances are now electric and it costs the same if not a bit less than when I had gas appliances. On top of that the oven and the water heater seem to dissipate way less heat into the ambiance which I appreciated during this hellish summer. What a time to live in.

Windows is a joke that overstayed its welcome

I’m spending my 29th birthday struggling with a kitchen faucet leak, cool

"Based on your profile you'd be an excellent fit" followed by "Please send updated resume" Big 2026

上中下横 上中下横 上中下横 AGIはどこ？

Today I tried to let an llm iterate and finish some work I started several months ago but didn't get to finish because of its complexity without rewriting everything. After burning through several hard earned dollars, it failed at the same stage I did.

The first release candidate for Expert is out! You can read the announcement here: expert-lsp.org/the-first-re... #ElixirLang

Washing machine broke so NAS is postponed until further notice

Funny how people are against psychotic fucks running things on paper, then voluntarily use codex

I don't wish this heartburn to my worst enemy

try to make small change problem too fundamental concern

code is flagged as unused, gets removed code gets added again in a new change refactor flags it as unused code gets added again in a new change refactor flags it as unused code gets added again in a new change refactor flags it as unused code gets added again in a new change refactor flags it as unu

Papers and thesis are so full of slop it's unbelievable. If it's not 50 cites per sentences, it's 50 pages wasted on explaining the history of the fried shrimp, I don't give a shit tell me what your contribution is already holy fucking shit how can academics be so dense.

I'm deep into parsing lately and looking for ways to improve tracing of the parser because it can get to a point where it's hard to track what it's doing This paper seems interesting in that regard: Visualizing Visual Parser Executions by Gennaro Costagliola, Mattia De Rosa

More people should use jj, git feels so primitive and wrong after being spoiled by jj I've run into situations where I start to pile up commits, then realize I should split into multiple PRs and with jj it's rather easy, but in git it's an absolute nightmare unless you use 3rd party tools

I see I see the issue now I now have the full context I now understand the full picture This is a key insight This is very interesting behavior The key observation is

I spent an ungodly amount of time when working on Sourceror figuring out overlapping edits for code mods and reading the LSP spec I see Microsoft just gives up: Text edits ranges must never overlap, that means no part of the original document must be manipulated by more than one edit.

I hope once I finish this damn kitchen renovation I've been working on for months now I will be more compelled to cook some healthier stuff. Until now I have never lived in a place with the tools nor the space to cook something decent, it's depressing to make space every time you have to cook.

An official VSCode extension for Expert LS has been released. You can be a 30th person to download it. marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa... #elixir

There is no connector for my electrical conduit and the light fixture, all the commercially available options look horrible. Then I remembered I have free will and a 3d printer. The connector is printing right now.

Adding features is so easy compared to making the system properly stable, in particular when it must run in any environment

I have access to most premium models via Copilot because I do OSS so I'm trying to make use of it, but I can't get it to not piss me off. I don't know what I'm missing, no matter how detailed the prompt it always produces crap and I end up doing things myself

I was cleaning the bathroom drain because it overflowed every time I took a shower. The culprit? A .32 revolver round stuck in the drain. What the fuck.

This commit is my spirit animal github.com/elixir-lang/...

I don't know if it is the models I used or the client I used but I didn't get anything productive out of a long debugging session and ended up doing most of it myself anyways. It constantly tries to cut corners and refuses to follow instructions.

Every single time I try some AI agent I get stupid stuff like this: Let's see the overall status: `mix test --max-failures 10` Great progress! We went from 164 failures to just 10 failures

There's no ethical computer usage under Windows

A chemical plant exploded near my town. Google maps reports the incident and suggests routes to avoid it. Apple maps doesn’t even report it.

Did you know if you use `--erl "-epmd_module Some.Module"` and `--sname` or `--name` when launching elixir in a mix project the VM will spectacularly crash with no obvious reason why?

Not enjoying that most of the things I've been debugging lately get fixed with a random `dbg()` somewhere Or due to shells being shells

Something about being recorded by a summary app in a meeting feels slightly insulting to me. I understand why it’s done, but it feels like you have less incentive to pay attention while it’s happening and that a message would be just as effective.

EPMD is an interesting animal

I got a new spare monitor because I though my main one died(it was only the power brick) and good lord using a fullhd monitor after using a 2k monitor for so many years is such an eye sore

Now that I own my house I can finally set up my instruments how I want them It needs a paint job tho

Neovim is my main editor but I have to commend Helix for making it so straightforward to add arbitrary executables as an LSP

Our GitHub repository is now public! github.com/elixir-lang/...

Expert LS is out yall. #ElixirLang github.com/elixir-lang/...

Best “one more thing” from a presentation ever, complements of @josevalim.bsky.social. So psyched to try it out.

Hi Bsky hivemind, is anyone looking for seasoned #ElixirLang developer? EMEA-based, fully remote. Either consulting or full-time.

It's a bit annoying that when I have nothing to do nobody needs anything, but when I have responsibilities suddenly everybody needs help or there's family issues

Scammers used to care

Protip: relying on internal, undocumented behavior is fine if you gate that logic behind a version check. Sometimes you have to retroactively implement a feature that is only possible after version X and requires poking under the hood for versions <X, then this is fine.

I got one of those fancy toilets that heat the seat, clean themselves and whatnot and now I need to learn how to install it because I can't find a plumber. I've never been this excited about taking a shit.

Here I sit broken hearted, wrote a prompt and the program crashed.

If HackerNews was erased from existence absolutely nothing of value would have been lost.

LinkedIn will ask you a thousand questions about what you do etc etc and recruiters will still spam you with positions that have nothing to do with your history or qualifications. No, I don't know nor care about Unreal Engine 5 jfc.