Chris Garvis

@jackfriks Git worktrees + sub agents + dangerous

i have been using claude code but i feel like im still just using it like i used cursor (1 chat, wait, repeat) whats the best way to get claude autonomously building out a feature by itself while i chat and iterate on a separate task?

@levelsio Typical technology adoption curve. We are probably in the late stage of the early adopters

It's interesting to see the "hold-outs" against AI slowly come to the other side and get AI-pilled Many people didn't see the point, had bad first experiences and then thought "it's all hype bs" Then the models get better, they try a few more times and they get it

@src_rip Anything exciting? Did a skim and didn’t see much.

Erlang 28 drops erlang.org/news/180

@RootCert I have been using Ecto.reset_fields #reset_fields/2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hexdocs.pm/ecto/Ecto.html…

When an Ecto data model starts to grow, I tend to reach for ExMachina to define factories. In my experience, the macros in the package are easier to maintain than generated fixtures, but I always run into a problem: preloading. #MyElixirStatus

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@JohnElmLabs @wojtekmach @benjreinhart If you’re already using live view, would SSE be worth it?

Turns out, streaming OpenAI responses is a piece of cake with Req and ServerSentEvents. Check it out: #MyElixirStatus s/o @wojtekmach and @benjreinhart for Req and ServerSentEvents, respectively

@ThatArrowsmith @elixirlang Huge QoL improvement right there

.@elixirlang's new v1.18 adds an auto_reload option to IEx; saving you a call to `recompile()`. But I couldn't make it work at first - until I figured it out with some help from the community on ElixirForum. I wrote up what I learned - link in thread. #myelixirstatus

@pkayokay This is the way

I'm committed to learning Elixir/Phoenix for the next few months and build a new project with it. It will be interesting to learn a new framework as a more "seasoned" developer. I've never learned anything outside of Rails/React since I started coding. #myelixirstatus

@Shpigford @maybe Fly.io fly.io/blog/scaling-l…

I’ve started building AI features for @maybe and reeeeallly like the idea of not using openai/anthropic for it. What’s the best way for me to get up and running with llama 3.3 (in both a dev and production environment)? Crucial point here is NOT sending data to a 3rd party API.

@eduardo_lavaque what do you want to do?

OK my brain is too procedural to understand how functional languages (in this case Elixir) are meant to be easier. I just wanna tell the computer what to do.

@src_rip Yup. Not sure it's much faster when I have to check every line to see that it didn't remove something. /cc @cursor_ai

@cgarvis I believe it asks the LLM to use sections like: ... The rest of the code ... And sometimes when it goes to apply this it just doesn't always work

Cursor frequently deletes half a file when it's trying to move a function, anyone have a suggestion here? #ai #elixir

@src_rip Here is an example. Removed a bunch of stuff for no reason. Maybe it was trying to refactor? but it didnt' create the functions to cover.

@cgarvis Is it in a long chat?

@src_rip React is a big foot gun! But is way better than what we use to have.

I don't have anything against React per se, and you can build amazing things with it, but somehow the average quality of what is built with it happens to be kind of bad...

@src_rip Nah, but the file is long.

@Shpigford Bottom

round 2. top or bottom? (cleaned up typography, tweaked some colors.)

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@philipbrown Copy and paste at first. I have a UI library that I’ve been building up that I share via git.

How do you share components between projects in Phoenix? I’ve built a sick select box that I’d want to reuse. Is it just a copy and paste job?

@src_rip What’s an example?

Elixir insight of the day: you're probably not using exceptions enough (vs tagged tuples everywhere)

@src_rip after. good work!

I recently tweaked my login to be a little less 'default phoenix app'-y. what do you think (before vs after):