Norbert Melzer
Norbert Melzer
Is it possible that `dialyze` checks if the versions the runtime and the elixir compiler match and print an error instead of letting the user wait for about 5 minutes...
@korrat I do not think that the seperators should be a matter of the currency, but a matter of surrounding context. When I have a ledger and convert from USD...
Think of it as html.erb with elixir instead of ruby code. Official docs can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/eex/EEx.html
I just checked HTOP, and it seems as if just emacs is going to hog a single CPU, the LSP though doesn't appear to consume any mentionable resources… Its there...
As far as I know, this is not possible in the BEAM. Binary sizes for everything but the "tail" has to be known at compiletime.
Oh, either I missed a change in the BEAM or I am missremembering some details around this...
@Kranzes > I did some further testing yesterday and it did start on ("boot") login to the user. AFAIU this is only true when using `home-manager` as a module for...
Truncating a number `n` by `b` bit is the same as `n % 2^b` where `%` is modulo and `^` "power of".
I use `lefthook` to manage the hooks in the repository. The relevant `lefthook` description is this: ```yaml pre-commit: parallel: true commands: formatting: glob: "*.nix" run: nix shell --inputs-from . alejandra...
Thanks, this helps! Though a direct support through a flag would be nice, "cutting" stdin this way is a bit unintuitive.