Proud to announce in @curiosum_dev and https://t.co/Y3htw86pkP's long-time partnership we've been able to utilize #ElixirLang and @elixirphoenix to help Thoro spearhead innovation in autonomous robotics - read our case study at https://t.co/HNLupMcMFF
@mlitwiniuk@LenovoLegion Haven't touched any of the handhelds yet, but I've read that the Legion Go is by far the worst offender of the bunch. ROG ALLY and AYANEO are said to be much better. Windows's gravest sin is probably energy efficiency (vs Steam Deck when compared at equal TDP setting).
@K_Stanowski Mnie fascynuje w ogóle sama koncepcja tego, że sąd wydaje wyrok a potem dopiero przygotowuje uzasadnienie.
"Dobra, rzuciliśmy monetą i wyszło że winny, to teraz usiądźmy i przez 3 miesiące kmińmy jakim to pokryć paragrafem."
Tak to działa? xD
@ducktelevision@AlexTurlais@madison_tayt Yeah, like how probable is this to land 2 $350 tables over the same time period? The OP's tone suggests $700 was already way more than usual, so what's the big deal?
Now, that the dust after #ElixirConfEU2021 has settled, @VincentVanBush wrote a short review about this event.
How was it? What was the most interesting?
Is it worth it to go for next year's ElixirConf EU 2022 event?
Read more:
https://t.co/2dsr8jAo18
In a perfect world, debugging wouldn’t exist, it may not be a perfect world, but at least @VincentVanBush, CTO & Founder at @curiosum_dev, is here to help in his talk "Debugging #Elixirlang Code - The Tools, The Mindset" at #ElixirConfEu. Learn more at 👉https://t.co/OuAeWOZies
Elections in Poland are over, but the discussion about online voting is not.
Why voting online is still not the norm? We have the answers!
https://t.co/wMUMvc1dp2
No-code and low-code development has still not taken the world over. Why? Amazon gives it another shot with its Honeycode platform. Can it work out this time?
https://t.co/YRysV5TEwW
As a staunch #ThinkPad advocate who's recently given #Windows10 a chance as a web dev platform (to much success), now that Microsoft Edge has moved to Chromium, I declare that the only reason to ever buy a Mac now is to screw around with Safari bugs.
Change my mind.