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Divvy still uses Elixir extensively. I use to work there and still have many contacts there.


Currently work here and we're definitely still building and supporting Elixir applications and enjoying it!


Thanks. Updated. Something about the best way to find an answer is to write an incorrect answer on the internet! ;-)


It's not a direct competitor, but we use https://tilt.dev/ at my company for local and remote development.


I had been working on this myself! I haven’t dug into SQLite to this level before, but found the header easy to correct. I got stumped when eyeballing the additional pages of information.

I really enjoyed learning more about b-trees and binary encoding formats taking this on. My primary exposure to those concepts has come from reading Designing Data-intensive Applications — so having something concrete to work on to test that knowledge was fun.

I’m excited to review your script. Great work!


The article is behind a paywall for me. I love the irony here.


Irony? Filing taxes is a government-imposed obligation for many Americans. Accessing content from a private company is neither an obligation nor a right.


it seems a little bit strange to compare paying for journalism to paying for a piece of software that basically exists because of regulatory capture and lobbying.



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