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What’s Behind IEX Stock's 12% Fall Today? Market Coupling Impact Explained
IEX stock fell 12.47% to Rs 209.40 due to media reports about upcoming market coupling, which may unify pricing across exchanges. This raised concerns about trading volume impacts. Trading activity was significant, with 40.53 lakh shares exchanged, contributing to a market cap decline. Investors face uncertainty regarding future trade dynamics.
Chicken JoeHello again.
After a long break I come back to learn new languages.
I've started to learn #elixir . For this way I will use "Elixir in Action" book and #codewars .
I will share news on #mastodon and on #github , may be I can find people who interested in learning new languages too.
https://github.com/DanteOnline/blog-posts/tree/main/learning-elixir/elixir-in-action-book - this is first code from the book.
Today I learned about #modules, #functions, #iex (elixir shell), #Constants
Happy coding 
TodayPicالمصرية للاتصالات تنتهى من إنزال الكابل البحرى IEX فى مصر
Mike Zornek👨💻 I constantly forget the command #iex:break to cancel open expressions in the Elixir repl. While searching for it I found this post which also suggested an iTerm2 shortcut to make it even easier to use. 👍 #MyElixirStatus
I use 
ajfben"Fundamentally Strong" doesn't mean strong at any price.
#IRCTC can be a great at 2000 but not at 5,000
#IEX can be great at 500 but not at 950.
Same about #CDSL #indiamart & others
Even the best company in the world is not investment worthy at certain price.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/paulasset/status/1451784197669011457
Prasenjit Paul on Twitter
“"Fundamentally Strong" doesn't mean strong at any price. #IRCTC can be a great at 2000 but not at 5,000 #IEX can be great at 500 but not at 950. Same about #CDSL #indiamart & others Even the best company in the world is not investment worthy at certain price. #investing”
Orzech 🪐@SuperDicq My understanding is that you have to use named node with the same Erlang cookie. I would run #IEx on the same user account as Pleroma node, because this gives full access to connected node and applications running on it and is a huge #security risk. More here: https://elixirforum.com/t/distillery-node-defaults-should-i-be-concerned-about-security/14836.
Btw., maybe #Pleroma sets some name by itself? I suppose you've already checked that, though.
#Systemd has a nice overriding mechanism - you can personalize unit settings with `systemd edit <unit_name>` (I think) in case you'd like to add node name yourself.
AFAIU, node name can be also set using #Erlang / #Elixir application configuration. More here: https://dockyard.com/blog/2016/01/28/running-elixir-and-phoenix-projects-on-a-cluster-of-nodes.
Btw., maybe #Pleroma sets some name by itself? I suppose you've already checked that, though.
#Systemd has a nice overriding mechanism - you can personalize unit settings with `systemd edit <unit_name>` (I think) in case you'd like to add node name yourself.
AFAIU, node name can be also set using #Erlang / #Elixir application configuration. More here: https://dockyard.com/blog/2016/01/28/running-elixir-and-phoenix-projects-on-a-cluster-of-nodes.
Distillery node defaults - should I be concerned about security?
I have a phoenix app deployed as distillery release. By default, distillery sets node name to [email protected] and cookie to app_name. Do I need to be concerned about security here? Can anybody connect to the node and execute commands on my production machine? From what I understand, in order to connect to such node, one should explicitly setup ssh tunnel to [email protected] is this correct?