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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 06/09/2026

FYI consumers of live_toast, I don’t know why I didn’t have this idea before, but I just realized we can ship a default set of components that use classes that compile the same in both tailwind v3 and v4. So the next version will include that.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 27/08/2026

Yeah I seem to remember it worked pretty good at the company I used it at

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 26/08/2026

I'm releasing my new (very experimental still!) library for detecting n+1 queries in Elixir applications that use Ecto: github.com/srcrip/ecto_... Please try it out if you have the opportunity and let me know what you think, or even better, contribute some PRs to it if you can!

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GitHub - srcrip/ecto_n_plus_one: Detect possible N+1 problems in your Ecto queries.

Detect possible N+1 problems in your Ecto queries. - srcrip/ecto_n_plus_one

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 23/08/2026

Also, does anyone else make “project” directories for stuff that’s not code, just so you can have a AGENT.md file that helps your agent help you better with non coding tasks?

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 23/08/2026

Should I make a Phoenix component kit + Starter Kit? Would people buy a paid one?

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 22/08/2026

Has anyone ever seen: Failed to push hook event: failed with reason: {"reason":"unmatched topic"} In any of their Production LiveView apps? Please get in touch with me if so...

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 13/05/2026

The concept of political bias implies there is not an objectively correct politics, which there is

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 11/05/2026

I think I’ve settled on the arrangement that, in terms of productivity tools, I’m comfortable using Notion for anything that may ever be public, and Obsidian for everything that I never want public

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 17/03/2026

Human conehead Marc Andreesen states that he thinks “people 400 years ago had little to no introspection” x.com/davidsenra/s...

x.com

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 16/03/2026

Interesting HN post I read just now, thoughts?

Hacker News screenshot:

I do find it interesting that people don't mind AI content, as long it's "their AI." The moment someone thinks it's someone else's AI output, the reaction is visceral...like they're being hoodwinked somehow.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 15/03/2026

Building a simcity clone in eMacs elisp is potentially the coolest and pointlessly nerdiest thing I’ve ever seen: www.reddit.com/r/emacs/s/Va...

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From the emacs community on Reddit: An actually playable SimCity clone in Emacs Lisp

Explore this post and more from the emacs community

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 15/03/2026

Why go to all this effort. Just tell Claude what you want it to do. It’s truely that simple.

Garry tan explaining release notes for his extremely complex agent framework

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 08/03/2026

It’s a fantastic library, we have so many of these tests at Jump.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 08/03/2026

Happy international Women’s Day to all who celebrate!

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 01/03/2026

This is so cool. I wanna see more people using elixir for gamedev.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 01/03/2026

Very very interesting!

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 01/03/2026

To be fair to me I got laid off, started a new job, and had my second child born, so there was a lot of distraction going on 😭😂

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 01/03/2026

By the way, consumers of toast.src.rip, I’m sorry I’ve been busy and haven’t merged PRs this past year. Stuff was very busy after being laid off last year. So I’m looking to get outstanding PRs merged now.

toast.src.rip

Live Toast

LiveToast is a simple and easy to use toast notification library for Phoenix LiveView.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 24/02/2026

I love this concept! Also your site looks amazing!

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polarity @polarity.me · 15/02/2026

I Built a Space Ambient Dream Machine in Bitwig! and you can download it for free. 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tVr...

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I Built a Space Ambient Dream Machine in Bitwig

YouTube video by Polarity Music Only

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Dorgan @dorgan.ar · 22/02/2026

The first release candidate for Expert is out! You can read the announcement here: expert-lsp.org/the-first-re... #ElixirLang

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The First Release Candidate | Expert

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 21/02/2026

Thank you for the clarification! It’s a very unique architecture!

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 20/02/2026

extra features meaning, as compared to the MCP. Apparently the ACP protocol lets you leverage the full tidewave desktop feature sets from other agents, whereas the MCP only talks to the *phoenix server* and has a few tool calls you can then do from that

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 20/02/2026

For my fellow Phoenix Phreaks, a poll: How many of you knew that: A. Tidewave Web is deprecated now in favor of a Desktop client B. There is a new thing called ACP that lets you connect other agents (codex, claude code) directly to Tidewave Desktop and get extra features

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 11/02/2026

Somehow hacker culture has become “non political” in a way I find pretty bizarre

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 11/02/2026

Maybe I’m just not in the right circles, but where are all the defcon/hacker people talking about stuff like this? x.com/intcyberdige...

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 07/01/2026

I am absolutely obsessed with how bad HDR images look on every phone OS. Who thought greying out the rest of the screen to try and represent the HDR was a good idea

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 10/09/2025

one of the most annoying tendencies of otherwise smart people is using lingo from their field in 10000 unrelated situations where it just sounds stupid. IF you use the term 'impedance mismatch' outside of an electronics conversation I think you should go to jail

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 25/08/2025

Interesting, thanks for sharing!

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 20/06/2025

Hey yall, I've been kind revamping my online spaces. I've moved my blog to blog.src.rip, and I've added a little landing page (still a wip) directly to src.rip.

blog.src.rip

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 26/05/2025

Hmmmmm looking into this

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 26/05/2025

I think the UK is the best K

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 14/04/2025

has anyone else never watched a single episode of Hot Ones? Is it just cause I'm a nerd that I don't really want to watch a celebrity eat a hot wing? like who does it appeal to? am I missing out?

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 25/03/2025

Really thought this was gunna be about a breathalyzer

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 25/03/2025

I would love to see that whole part of phoenix rewritten as if it was a js project, by js developers, but it’s a big ask. Right now it aims to be simple and I think this kind of would run counter to that.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 25/03/2025

I’m also very in favor of a total rewrite of phoenix.js with an eye towards making each part of the frontend lifecycle of LV something you can hook into and mess with more easily.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 25/03/2025

Some kind of igniter script that can just overlay some more complex js build system on top of an existing phoenix app would be great. People can keep their very simple, no need to understand a lot of js system if they want that way.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 25/03/2025

There’s a lot of things that could be done if phoenix used vite and had a much more complex build set up out of the box. But it also seems to run counter to what the project wants to be. Basically I think these are serious problems but they should be solved by libraries.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 25/03/2025

But once you step outside the bounds of vanilla js and need a front end framework, it’s hard for me to see what phoenix could add to make it any easier then it already is with live_svelte/vue/react. We don’t want something like what rails tried to do and go and make our own front end framework.

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Andrew 🇵🇸 @src.rip · 25/03/2025

It is true that JS interop with phoenix is something that needs some work. But it’s not a simple problem to solve. Hooks are not perfect, but once they are made easier to define I think they’ll be pretty much fine for vanilla js needs.

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