Tomas Latal

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There’s now a new #elm binary for macOS ARM (Apple Silicon) available, with a segfault issue fixed!

https://discourse.elm-lang.org/t/new-macos-arm-binary-available-no-more-segfaults/9362

New macOS ARM binary available! No more segfaults

Those of you who use the @lydell/elm npm package or install Elm via the elm-tooling CLI might have noticed Elm erroring with a segfault recently when installing Elm packages. This only happened on macOS ARM (Apple Silicon) when using the unofficial macOS ARM binary compiled by @supermario (which is what @lydell/elm and elm-tooling ships). (Those who used the official x86 macOS binary via Rosetta were not affected.) This turned out to be because of the Elm compiler using an old version of GHC (t...

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Hovory z LAN
– Karel Čapek, kdyby dnes dělal u BIS

A jaká ptákovina napadla ve 3 ráno vás?

Mám dojem, že hlavní faktor bránící lidem v porozumění ostatním je přesvědčení, že to, jak je v dětství naučili vidět svět, je jedinej správnej způsob vidění světa.

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https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/05/flipper-zero-hacking-iphone-flood-popups/

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Really love how Martin describes Lamdera as "move fast and don't break things" in his interview https://elm.town/episodes/elm-town-64-the-network-effect
Elm Town 64 – The network effect | Elm Town

Martin Stewart comes back to share his experience using Elm and Lamdera to make all the things, from games to professional apps.

Elm Town

elm-review's extract feature is so underrated feature.
I have just written a rule to get all the Http endpoint calls we are using in our codebase. Now we can validate which API calls we are actually really using.

And it was really easy to pull this off. Awesome work
@jfmengels