Jason Johnson

Goodbye weekend. #homelab #100daysofhomelab

@hugobarauna and I just released the latest version of Elixir Patterns 🎉. I'm really happy about how this content came together and excited to share it with everyone! Happy Holidays everyone and enjoy the latest and greatest content 🎅 elixirpatterns.dev #MyElixirStatus

@bellerosejoey I can’t share the work I mentioned, but I’ll happily mention that it was inspired by this episode of Thinking Elixir: thinkingelixir.com/podcast-episod…

@jasonmjohnson Sweet! I'll check it out. Do you have any examples? Thanks for sharing!

I'm playing around with the idea of moving my blog from Ghost to Phoenix using Notion as a CMS. Has anyone else used Notion as a backend? What would be the downside to this? #myElixirStatus

Made my annual pilgrimage to Micro Center. I was like a kid in a candy store. 😍

I guess it depends on whether or not we have anything else to say?

So my timeline has become ads accompanied by people espousing the demise of the bird site?

I *really* appreciate this interface. It clearly states what's wrong with the input instead of showing a list of allowed characters that I have to parse myself.

@BeardyWheat Reminds me of…

We need a work reset. Our mindset needs to move from “other things came up so I didn’t get stuff done so I will need to work tonight to get things done” to “well that’s what got done today so I will try tomorrow to get stuff done.”

I’m guessing tree sitter is powering a lot of this new functionality. Would have been nice to mention that.

My talk on Workflows for Elixir Nerves at ElixirConf 2022 is up! youtu.be/bwcf5gvHjmw

Gettin back to tootin: @jasonmj@mastadon.social

In case you’re curious, this is a Honeywell T6 connected over z-wave. I’ll probably add more functionality soon, but current temp display and a heat toggle meets most of my needs.

It’s super basic, but I’m pumped to have control over my thermostat via Nerves and Grizzly.

@gregvaughn Non sequitur answer: some friends of mine who are potters named their kiln “turnip” because they turn up the kiln to increase temperature during the firing cycle. Real answer: imo turn up means increase the output of the device. For an AC, that’s more cool air.

Dear Twitter, please settle an argument for me. If someone says they are going to "turn up the air conditioner" does that mean a) the temperature will rise or b) the air conditioner will work harder and reduce the temperature?

TIL: There’s a Roomba for Postgres #AUTOVACUUM" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">postgresql.org/docs/current/r…

@cronokirby I strongly agree here. I also think it’s really important to have on-ramps that don’t involve the challenges of configuration.

The ability to program and control your computing environment is fundamental.

While ReplIT is cool, and I think getting people into programming is always nice, it does rub me the wrong way philosophically, because it's one more step away from personal computing.

This is really exciting! Not just because Replit has first class support for Nix, but moreover because it greatly expands the accessibility of programming languages for everyone. blog.replit.com/mobile-app

Managed to get the foot pedal working as a mute toggle for Zoom and Teams too.

Geek level unlocked: I made my own “Emacs clutch”, allowing me to toggle modal editing with a foot pedal.

@devmarcoux 1. Add this to shell.nix in your project root 2. Run nix-channel --add nixos.org/channels/nixos… nixpkgs 3. Run nix-shell from your project root 4. Consider using direnv to manage environment variables

@devmarcoux { pkgs ? import <nixpkgs> {} }: with pkgs; mkShell { buildInputs = [ erlangR25 elixir_1_14 rebar3 ]; }