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Gratulation zu ooe.kpoe.at/article.php/... #solarenergy
@kpoelinz.bsky.social Gratulation zu ooe.kpoe.at/article.php/… #solarenergy https://ooe.kpoe.at/article.php/20250115193713493 ooe.kpoe.at
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Early X-mas gift
Early X-mas gift: Does anyone know the feeling, as a developer, of being able to shut down the server for a client who was just annoying, because they finally canceled? 🕺
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I’m proudly announcing that I just deactivated my X-account.
I’m proudly announcing that I just deactivated my X-account.
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Ich werd’ morgen, Samstag 14.12.2024 auf einen #Punsch zum #KPÖ
Ich werd’ morgen, Samstag 14.12.2024 auf einen #Punsch zum #KPÖ @kpoelinz.bsky.social Infostand (Europastraße 12, Linz, 9-12h) schauen. Wer kommt mit?
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Elke Kahr, gratuliere zur Bürgermeisterin des Jahres ('23)
Elke Kahr, gratuliere zur Bürgermeisterin des Jahres (‘23) Wahrlich eine verdiente Auszeichnung!
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Welcome at bluesky 🙂.
Welcome! I’m happy leaving that old mess and start a new and clean ‘life’ here at bluesky 🙂.
Have a nice and pleasant Christmas season!
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ex_roman: A Roman Numeral Converter in Elixir
I’m excited to share another one of my open-source projects: ex_roman. It’s a small Elixir library for converting integers to and from Roman numerals.
The project was born as a fun exercise in Test-Driven Development (TDD) and a way to explore the power of pattern matching in Elixir. The core of the library is a set of functions that use pattern matching to handle the conversion logic, which makes the code concise and easy to understand.
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Traffic Light Simulation with Ruby
Today, I want to share an interesting project I found on GitHub: traffic_light. It’s a simulation of a traffic light controller, implemented in Ruby.
The project uses Ruby’s
Fibersfor concurrency and theCurseslibrary for a terminal-based graphical interface. It’s a great example of how to use these technologies to create a simple simulation.The core of the simulation is a state machine that defines the different states of the traffic lights (red, green, yellow). The state transitions are managed by the Fibers, which are lightweight concurrency primitives in Ruby.