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All opinions aren't my own, these belongs to supreme being chosen at random
Sometimes I do some #ElixirLang and #Erlang
All opinions aren't my own, these belongs to supreme being chosen at random
Sometimes I do some #ElixirLang and #Erlang
Polish conservative/right-wing newspaper used photos of Trump and Polish president Nawrocki in form of GTA cover.
I wonder whether they know who the main characters of GTA were and what was their professions…
I wonder whether they know who the main characters of GTA were and what was their professions…
September 14, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Polish conservative/right-wing newspaper used photos of Trump and Polish president Nawrocki in form of GTA cover.
I wonder whether they know who the main characters of GTA were and what was their professions…
I wonder whether they know who the main characters of GTA were and what was their professions…
So something is hatching.
It is a tease of incoming project I am working on with a friend.
Yes, this is `psql` session, but it is *not* Postgres.
#ElixirLang
It is a tease of incoming project I am working on with a friend.
Yes, this is `psql` session, but it is *not* Postgres.
#ElixirLang
July 7, 2025 at 6:36 AM
So something is hatching.
It is a tease of incoming project I am working on with a friend.
Yes, this is `psql` session, but it is *not* Postgres.
#ElixirLang
It is a tease of incoming project I am working on with a friend.
Yes, this is `psql` session, but it is *not* Postgres.
#ElixirLang
Fairly clean. This is mine **after** major cleaning session.
April 9, 2025 at 6:29 AM
Fairly clean. This is mine **after** major cleaning session.
I think I see some potential for new #ElixirLang function
March 27, 2025 at 3:36 PM
I think I see some potential for new #ElixirLang function
The fact that #ElixirLang always required `:do` keyword for single line function definitions was IMHO weird. I get it that the idea was to not have N different ways to do the same, but honestly, I think that supporting `def foo(a, b) = a + b` would make code easier to read
March 25, 2025 at 11:51 AM
The fact that #ElixirLang always required `:do` keyword for single line function definitions was IMHO weird. I get it that the idea was to not have N different ways to do the same, but honestly, I think that supporting `def foo(a, b) = a + b` would make code easier to read
900 followers, impressive number taking into account that I do not post that much.
January 14, 2025 at 10:51 AM
900 followers, impressive number taking into account that I do not post that much.
Moonlander is column staggered IIRC. I use QWERTY, but I am thinking about checking out Workman. My current daily is Planck
January 9, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Moonlander is column staggered IIRC. I use QWERTY, but I am thinking about checking out Workman. My current daily is Planck
Looks awesome, if only it would provide an instructions how to use it without Docker. Otherwise it looks exactly as a thing I have in mind.
BTW - it is funny to see MS product to use Safari in screenshots of their product.
BTW - it is funny to see MS product to use Safari in screenshots of their product.
January 7, 2025 at 8:42 AM
Looks awesome, if only it would provide an instructions how to use it without Docker. Otherwise it looks exactly as a thing I have in mind.
BTW - it is funny to see MS product to use Safari in screenshots of their product.
BTW - it is funny to see MS product to use Safari in screenshots of their product.
My rocker, also FF, but headless as well
December 31, 2024 at 2:49 PM
My rocker, also FF, but headless as well
Classic that sometimes need to be reminded in broader audience.
December 10, 2024 at 10:36 AM
Classic that sometimes need to be reminded in broader audience.
Like, what the actual hell is that? I do not know what kind of person you need to be to be able to read that links. It strains my eyes and i simply do not want to look at that website any longer.
December 3, 2024 at 3:31 PM
Like, what the actual hell is that? I do not know what kind of person you need to be to be able to read that links. It strains my eyes and i simply do not want to look at that website any longer.
I couldn't match this post any better.
December 1, 2024 at 9:34 PM
I couldn't match this post any better.
I would like to point out that Gerrit allows to review commit messages as well, which is not supported by GitHub at all
November 27, 2024 at 8:48 PM
I would like to point out that Gerrit allows to review commit messages as well, which is not supported by GitHub at all
You can have multiple different forms of relationship between commits. Here is an excerpt from Gerrit used by Lix at some random commit (gerrit.lix.systems/c/lix/+/2232).
Stacked Diffs is what is used in Google (they use Gerrit) or in Meta (IIRC they use(d?) Phabricator)
Stacked Diffs is what is used in Google (they use Gerrit) or in Meta (IIRC they use(d?) Phabricator)
November 27, 2024 at 8:46 PM
You can have multiple different forms of relationship between commits. Here is an excerpt from Gerrit used by Lix at some random commit (gerrit.lix.systems/c/lix/+/2232).
Stacked Diffs is what is used in Google (they use Gerrit) or in Meta (IIRC they use(d?) Phabricator)
Stacked Diffs is what is used in Google (they use Gerrit) or in Meta (IIRC they use(d?) Phabricator)
I have resumed my work on `logger_udp`, which is a missing component of OTP - logging to the UDP sinks.
Current design allows me to get rid of all overload protection configuration, which should make whole design easier to comprehend.
After that I should be able to get back to work on systemd 1.0
Current design allows me to get rid of all overload protection configuration, which should make whole design easier to comprehend.
After that I should be able to get back to work on systemd 1.0
![Window with source code of logger_udp_h.erl module:
%% @doc Implementation of `logger' handler for UDP sinks.
%% @end
-module(logger_udp_h).
-export([adding_handler/1, changing_config/3, filter_config/1, log/2]).
adding_handler(Config) ->
#{config := HConf} = Config,
Type = type_for(HConf),
Sockets = logger_udp_server:get_connections(Type),
Config1 = Config#{config := HConf#{sockets => Sockets}},
{ok, Config1}.
changing_config(_SetOrUpdate, _OldConf, NewConf) ->
#{config := HConf} = NewConf,
Type = type_for(HConf),
Sockets = logger_udp_server:get_connections(Type),
{ok, NewConf#{config => HConf#{sockets => Sockets}}}.
filter_config(Config) ->
#{config := HConf0} = Config,
HConf = maps:remove(sockets, HConf0),
Config#{config := HConf}.
log(LogEvent, Config) ->
#{config := HConf, formatter := {FMod, FConf}} = Config,
Dest = destination(HConf),
#{sockets := Socks} = HConf,
SchedulerId = erlang:system_info(scheduler_id),
Sock = map_get(SchedulerId, Socks),
Message = FMod:format(LogEvent, FConf),
logger_udp_server:send(Sock, Dest, Message),
ok.
-spec type_for(map()) -> logger_udp_server:sock_type().
type_for(#{type := Type}) when Type =:= inet; Type =:= inet6 -> Type;
type_for(#{host := localhost, port := _Port}) -> inet;
type_for(#{host := {_, _, _, _}, port := _Port}) -> inet;
type_for(#{host := {_, _, _, _, _, _, _, _}, port := _Port}) -> inet6;
type_for(#{socket := _Path}) -> local.
%% @doc Returns destination for packets.
-spec destination(map()) -> inet:family_address() |
{inet:ip_address(), inet:port_number()}.
destination(#{socket := Path}) -> {local, Path};
destination(#{host := localhost, port := Port}) -> {inet, {localhost, Port}};
destination(#{host := Host, port := Port}) -> {Host, Port}.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:6psaz6n5fuurrfet67zs4ljf/bafkreictil4jszesskl23z344acny2qmak6m55domstqlvvx3fozldooim@jpeg)
November 16, 2024 at 2:45 PM
I have resumed my work on `logger_udp`, which is a missing component of OTP - logging to the UDP sinks.
Current design allows me to get rid of all overload protection configuration, which should make whole design easier to comprehend.
After that I should be able to get back to work on systemd 1.0
Current design allows me to get rid of all overload protection configuration, which should make whole design easier to comprehend.
After that I should be able to get back to work on systemd 1.0
My favourite word, with German origins but from Greater Poland - wihajster (from *wie heßt er*), which mean that-thingy-that-you-know-what-I-mean-but-I-forgot-a-name-right-now
November 8, 2024 at 9:51 AM
My favourite word, with German origins but from Greater Poland - wihajster (from *wie heßt er*), which mean that-thingy-that-you-know-what-I-mean-but-I-forgot-a-name-right-now
There is also different thing, if you spawn unsupervised task (so with `Kernel.spawn/1`, not `Task.start/1` as these *are* supervised), then you will not be informed about some abnormal results, like for example `exit/1` calls.
November 5, 2024 at 12:34 PM
There is also different thing, if you spawn unsupervised task (so with `Kernel.spawn/1`, not `Task.start/1` as these *are* supervised), then you will not be informed about some abnormal results, like for example `exit/1` calls.