Maxime Buffa

If someone feels brave enough, here's a translation, from a text I wrote 16 years ago (agh):
gemini.google.com/share/409de2...

Definitely not Shakespeare, but mostly faithful to my opinion at the time.

Well, in my case, reviewed 9/10 on October 30th. Crashes to Desktop were a bit plaguing the game, but I loved it right from the start.

French website though, not counted in Metacritic.

#blog Setting up Gitea, a Ci Runner, a k8s cluster and exposing my apps on the web :)
mbuffa.github.io/articles/202...

#blog Stop using your app query builder for analytics.

I re-published a #blog article on... let's say, project management, and all the things that can go wrong along the way. I tried to be the most objective and constructive as possible:
mbuffa.github.io/articles/202...

Input welcome, of course.

Yeah...

My main rig is still in DDR4. I guess I'll have to wait for a bit, or sell a few Micron stocks to buy RAM 😅

What I learned when integrating Stripe (Js, Elements) into a LiveView mobile app:
mbuffa.github.io/articles/202...

#ElixirLang

So nice, thank you for that 😄

US accepted violence and taboos exported to the world

I see.

People can be so dumb and irrational about things.

Aaaaah. How do you get that?

Guess that's why I lost a follower after posting a pros & cons article about LLMs for coding then 😂

...And not too expensive (like Holy Grail's Shrubbery).

#ElixirLang #LiveView

And here I am.

With a 7k LoC pull request.

Rate Limit your LiveView forms

#ElixirLang #LiveView

Got back to tinkering a small server at home :)

Have you heard of Jean-Claude?

Let me know what you think.
#ClaudeCode

It'so satisfying when you're done setting up Gitea on your own little server, and it has a local runner running your CI :)
57s from build to tests with a small codebase, identical to what I get on Github Actions, with the same YAML workflow. With just a hack for GA/Act Runner PG hostname resolution.

Ahah, I get it. You made some changes on the right one though.

Nothing wrong in keeping the "e" as-is. I just do think that the fact it's cropped strengthens the "stamp" look.

Something like this (pardon the Krita skills ;^)

Super big centered logos look terrible no matter the case, IMO. I'd rather have a small, subtile logo on the top right or left.

For the logo itself, I would adapt it, with the "e" on the top, and "Erlang" in thin font, T-Shirt color in Red (the logo's background color).

What a mothstosity!

Where are you, Marshall?

a close up of a stuffed monkey wearing a green shirt and blue jeans . ALT: a close up of a stuffed monkey wearing a green shirt and blue jeans .

When you make some Sentry.Client.push_event() calls to debug your WebSocket reconnect flow on Friday evening, and somebody microblogs about something similar on Monday:

I just updated my #ElixirLang article from 2021 on how to configure an Elixir application. Nothing revolutionary, but it should still be relevant and may help some beginners.

I was very reluctant to try AI agents for writing code, given how bad inline suggestions were 70% of the time

RN I find #ClaudeCode (with #ElixirLang) very good for chores: quick audits, cleanups, coverage checks, some tests

It takes a few iterations to make it work and clean, but it's interesting

Finally published something from my last year's backlog.

How to have multiple LiveViews sitting side-by-side:
mbuffa.github.io/articles/202...

#ElixirLang #LiveView

YouTube video by Saur X Fallout: Bakersfield Trailer

Fallout on GZDoom. Hell yeah!
youtu.be/6e8WrmOibpM?...

GitHub - trailblazer/trailblazer: The advanced business logic framework for Ruby. The advanced business logic framework for Ruby. Contribute to trailblazer/trailblazer development by creating an account on GitHub.

Yes, but Trailblazer happened in 2015: github.com/trailblazer/... and inspired a couple of developers.
No longer "fat models, skinny controllers" and no use of unpredictable ActiveRecord hooks, but dedicated services/operations.

Text-To-Speech is such a niche topic that VSCode extensions for developing game mods are more popular 😄

(well, "Text-To-Speech" gives more popular results, but I found that interesting)

Anyway, Piper TTS is a great QoL tool for ingesting paragraphs of docs. Runs locally.

(don't use it on LISP)

Given how agitated the waves look, it's obviously related to the stocks market.