@meseguer1998 yeah, the first sentence kinda talks for itself.

@ftuyama I read the phoenix book already but I never deployed an actual app until now :(

Ugh, devs...

Thanks, now I have a dog running across my screen. No regrets.

@gfux64 damn, youre right

@W1ckeD he wanted to stream to, Twitter, Youtube, Facebook and Periscope simultanously... "Just press a a button and start streaming"

Just like if I'm using a functional language😰😰

Word, it's 4:17 am here but I know that as soon as I touch my bed I'm going to be dead for 8h...

Nice Jeep, looks great.

Tfw Steam keeps reminding me about DS3 going on sale and I cry :-(

Got a good laugh😂 @Letmecode

@OfficerHalf Javasssssscript

Edit: You knew that, didnt you?😒

@singh029 might do when i recover, those 360 were not easy thang

@singh029 tried all of those

Username don't checks out.

The first time that I tried that app I was having that exact same problem, there were a couple of subreddits that were loading and others that were not, I wiped my dalvik cache and it was working again... It was something with my phone because I couldn't use BaconReader neither.

@Geforce if you feel like no GUI is too intimidating then you can use ArchAnywhere, its basically a script that guides you through the whole installation.

Looks great!

@troopy712139 yep, it is, by that time I should be using Arch or something... Fuck it, tomorrow I will install Arch.

Arch was my last distro, fucked up my partition and I had to get back ASAP, installed Ubuntu and I really don't have the 'energy' to switch again, would like Arch again, I don't like Unity, I feel like Ubuntu is "too packed up", should have installed Lubuntu or something.

Phew, 0 warnings, lucky you!

Hmm... how are you so sure about that? *downvotes under the hood*

Oh my god haha.

@kunashe Hell yeah, I did.

Some people can't get how lucky they are of being mentored by someone with a lot more experience. Fucking up opportunities.

@Letmecode I'm learning Elixir and something I do when learning a new Lang is building a bot. How is the performance of it related to bots? Is it ok like any other lang? Or bots are not exactly what I should build to measure the performance of Elixir?

Hmm, well, Instagram and WhatsApp are owned by Facebook. It's not that of a surprise but it's stupid including it in every platform...

HTML/CSS/Js -> Python -> C# -> Js (Node mostly) -> Ruby -> Elixir

Ruby is a popular language, not as much as other languages but it certainly is. Personally I haven't faced anytging that would make me say "Fuck this shit" everybody always complain about scalability issues with Rails but since I haven't built something with much traffic I haven't said say this yet; Ruby is a beautiful languages and gives a lot of flexibility when working with it.

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