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All the Elixir libraries I’ve been publishing recently and OpenPencil are part of the same vision. The idea is much bigger than just building another design harness.
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Danila Poyarkov
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@badlogicgames OpenAI-style livestreams, except they’re not live and contain 0 announcements. Love the idea!
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Is anyone from @Cloudflare reading this? There’s a strange billing bug preventing me from re-enabling R2 and fixing OpenPencil’s CI.
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@jskalc Yes, it does accept exactly the same format. Will document that, thanks
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@dan_note Great! In examples I can't find one with a bit more complex request (multiple messages, structured response)
I assume it accepts exactly the same format as openai chat completion body?
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LLMProxy is now public.
It works both as an embeddable Elixir library and as a standalone server.
Local Elixir calls, ReqLLM calls, and OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible HTTP clients all go through the same routing, fallback, quota, usage, and tracing pipeline.
github.com/elixir-vibe/ll…
Danila Poyarkov@dan_note
An even better solution would be to write it in Elixir. I’m already testing something along those lines internally and will publish it once it stabilizes. Unlike LiteLLM, I have no intention of commercializing something this simple, so it will be completely free and open source.
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New Elixir library: Figler.
It’s fast, Rust-backed tooling for reading, analyzing, and rendering .fig files directly in Elixir.
github.com/open-pencil/fi…
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@graspingbeauty Will do the benchmarks for the next stable release
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@dan_note Nice. Any benchmarks we can use to compare to the rust implementation? Interested how an elixir service compares to a rust one in performance docs.litellm.ai/blog/litellm-r…
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ExAST 0.13 is out.
New patterns:
[𝚑𝚎𝚊𝚍, ..., 𝚝𝚊𝚒𝚕] — capture both ends of any list
{:𝚘𝚔, ...} — match any tuple beginning with :ok
_._(...) — match any remote call
𝚍𝚎𝚏 𝚗𝚊𝚖𝚎/𝟸 𝚍𝚘 ... 𝚎𝚗𝚍 — match two-argument definitions and capture their names
There’s also multi-pattern CLI search with -𝚎.
Most of the work in this release came from @vcr2. Thanks, Victor!
github.com/elixir-vibe/ex…
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It wasn’t hard to predict that.
x.com/cointelegraph/…
Danila Poyarkov@dan_note
Finally, Durov can stop pretending that TON is not affiliated with Telegram. The idea was always quite simple: put a crypto wallet on every Telegram user’s device. Overnight, that would make Telegram one of the most widely adopted crypto wallets in the world. Because of the SEC ruling, Telegram had to build the entire Mini Apps infrastructure to make Wallet (a non-custodial wallet) and Tribute (microtransactions) look like independent third-party products. But the ties between those apps and the platform have always been easy to trace. Those apps were able to obtain bot handles without the “_bot” suffix long before Fragment auctions existed. Some people who have publicly disclosed their involvement with Wallet and Tribute previously worked at Telegram or VK. But now that the SEC under the Trump administration has become, ahem, “crypto-friendly”, Telegram can finally play with its cards on the table. So congrats to the team. I think there’s a good chance we’ll see crypto assets integrated directly into Telegram within a few weeks
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Glad they listened to the feedback. Funny that they ended up calling it Classic, just like the angry redditors did. 🙂
Danila Poyarkov@dan_note
I’ve just updated and found out that a beautiful native macOS app turned into yet another piece of Electron crap. Dammit. You have dozens of developers on seven-figure salaries and practically unlimited access to frontier models. Why can’t you keep maintaining a native app? What the hell are you trying to save by making such a downgrade?
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betting on open weights + open source stacks. anything else feels like feudalism. i like market mechanics. i hate feudalism.
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I’m heading in the opposite direction. More and more parts of OpenPencil will become native code. That’s why I’ve spent so much time polishing RustQ recently.
github.com/dannote/rustq
Danila Poyarkov@dan_note
I’ve just updated and found out that a beautiful native macOS app turned into yet another piece of Electron crap. Dammit. You have dozens of developers on seven-figure salaries and practically unlimited access to frontier models. Why can’t you keep maintaining a native app? What the hell are you trying to save by making such a downgrade?
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@quatermain32 Yeah, that’s terrible. I decided not to update. On the other hand, it opens up a market for properly implemented native alternatives.
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@dan_note Raycast went to “electron” way as well in their new version :-/
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I’ve just updated and found out that a beautiful native macOS app turned into yet another piece of Electron crap. Dammit. You have dozens of developers on seven-figure salaries and practically unlimited access to frontier models. Why can’t you keep maintaining a native app? What the hell are you trying to save by making such a downgrade?
Tibo@thsottiaux
Now that we merged ChatGPT and Codex, what should we merge next? What's the double or nothing move.
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@dan_note Do you have a solution for this in your pi harness? I’ve noticed no matter how clearly I specify it in AGENTS.md it still needs to be done in a second pass during review
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All frontier models are still very bad at separating the conversational context from what should be retained in the code or shared with a third party — for example, the author of a PR you’re replying to — as well as what should remain private and what each party is already aware of.
zack@zack_overflow
Noticing Fable is very often writing code comments that reference details from chatting with it, but they make very little sense in the context of reading it in the codebase
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Announcing Lumis: Syntax Highlighter powered by Tree-sitter and Neovim themes.
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lumis.sh ↓
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@mitsuhiko I’m very used to reading posts in that tone in the Russian tech community, but I never expected something like that to come out of San Francisco 😅
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Shitty personal attacks in a blog post are one thing, but when people reply “now I like zig even more” really makes me wonder what went wrong in our communities.
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@andr_ec_ Yes, I suppose there will be a consolidation and optimization phase, just like with every other technology. There will definitely be an incentive to reduce the prohibitively high cost of the smartest models, and hardware simply isn’t improving fast enough.
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@dan_note I feel like there's so many low hanging fruit ideas like this that aren't being tackled yet. like the focus is on getting everything bigger and better at the expense of all of these weird papercuts
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IMHO ꩜moduledoc false, so loved by LLMs, is an anti-pattern in Elixir. You’re better off documenting every module and excluding internal docs from publication in mix.exs.
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