lewisinc

Regardless of the merit of your points, why would you willingly walk into the caricature that was so obviously painted?

Have you looked into Asahi Linux?

Pretty sure they were being sarcastic.

Check out the Ash framework that's built on top of Phoenix+Elixir.

Vertical integration works really well to control quality of your platform if you have the resources to make it happen. You _could_ make the argument that System76 is too small of a company to financially make this work, but the payoff is a better product.

I would expect IPC between GUI applications to go the way of iced's Subscriptions + Commands, sending and receiving messages from a central bus or other peripheral components running as daemons.

Honestly excited to see what happens here :)

I use the Vinegar extension for Safari which replaces the YouTube player for a simple HTML5 <video> tag and consequently removes the ads. Don't know if there's alternatives for other browsers, but worth looking into if this is all that's keeping you there.

Why stop at 2?

Happy to take a look at your company as someone who's been picking at Elixir/Erlang in my free time for a bit :)

> They will google it

I'm sorry to tell you this, but sooo many people in the US alone are not technically literate enough to know how to debug an issue like this.

Builds don't "have" to start from scratch. If you're building in a docker context you can mount a volume containing build artifacts (target directory). Or `sccache` if you want those artifacts stored in a remote store such as S3. I'm sure there's other solutions as well, but not clearing build artifacts in between builds would be a simpler win over maintaining separate, shared infrastructure.

You can print to a pdf from your browser and upload that to the device as a simple workaround. It's pretty straightforward.

Cool! I'm glad I could introduce something new to you :)

Actually, yeah! One example of this is the set of the Adams Family, which famously had a ton of pinks and bright pastels despite being a supposedly gothic set specifically because those colors created the best contrast in the final medium, a black and white tv set :)

That, and I think it's also fair to acknowledge that language choice can be a serious barrier of entry to contributing to a project or using it in tandem with other technologies. Also if I'm looking to learn from real-world projects I would, personally, prefer to know ahead of time.

"Hi, my project does X, I wrote it in Y," seems a reasonable way to introduce something.