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The only thing that prevents me from using it is the license that shows up during installation. Has anyone read the license? The same applies to Dart (Flutter).

I read that paper many years ago. I loved it.

I've been using Ubuntu 22.04 for a while. These are my complaints: - The login page (gdm3) does not detect when I touch the touchpad. I need to press it hardly to get a click. I read somewhere th…

I've heard about Web Assembly/Wasm many times. I thought it was a new kind of JS framework, so I did not pay attention since I am not a JS developer. However, after seeing the egui.rs demo […

I would like to know more details about how the UI is build. So far I have found this [1]. A tutorial-like post will be welcome, though. [1] https://rxi.github.io/lite_an_implementatio…

These days I've been looking for options in the desktop-apps field. We have .NET Framework (Windows only), Wails (Golang + JS), Tauri (Rust + JS), Electron (JS), Flutter (Dart), just to name a fe…

Old post of Yann LeCun [1]: > But another important goal is inventing new methods, new techniques, and yes, new tricks. In the history of science and technology, the engineering artifacts have almo…

I skimmed the code example and although I understand that it spawn two tasks, the syntax is not so clear for me. I rather prefer the actor-based model of concurrency of Elixir/Erlang instead of a…

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> * Beyond Java, by Bruce Tate > Convinced me to leave Java and start doing Ruby instead. Did a lot more programming languages since then. So you did not like the book?

I was about to say that :/

Wonder how they can offer a bunch of book for a low price.

I do not think Elixir is a good fit for learning programming for the first time. On the other hand, I considered that "Joy of Elixir" is suitable for people that have programmed in other la…

The writing style of "Joy of Elixir" is (I think) inspired by "Learn you some Erlang for great good" [1] and "Learn you a Haskell for great good" [2]. Personally, I like …

It was the first book I read to learn Elixir. Definitely one of the best resources to get started with the language. After reading that book, I suggest the Pragmatic Studio Elixir course [1], and anyt…

> and the LGPL doesn't even require you to release your source code if you're dynamically linking Qt. Can you elaborate?

I would like to use Qt in personal projects but the one thing that prevents me to do it is the license. If I want to monetize an app, I must purchase the Qt license.

Any chance to make it open source on GitHub?

I skimmed the article looking for a mention of a REPL or a new debugger. Perl is a great language but it lacks these tools. Sometimes I just want to try a couple of lines of Perl code in a REPL, but I…

I would like to know the difference between LiveView Native and Elixir Desktop [1]. It seems that both projects are in the same space. However, it is not clear which one should I pick for cross-platfo…

What is stable diffusion and why is it so popular right now?