Honestly I don’t see it as such an issue.

If I had to use OpenAI API I would pick my favorite HTTP client and just use the Rest API and write a small wrapper around it for my needs.

Just give us support for virtualization and we could install Linux on it and use it for development.

UTM can be built for iOS.

Car does not make sense to me. But I would love if Apple will make a home robot, like HomePod on wheels maybe with a projector.

I would also really like if they will make an electric skateboard, or some kind of personal electric vehicle.

If you deploy to fly.io it should be very easy to create a cluster of elixir nodes.

I’m very excited about Neon, can’t wait to use it in production :)

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My thoughts exactly.

Does Postgres still make sense for append only tables or maybe elastic or other kind of database would be more suitable?

Postgres makes a lot of sense with append only tables. You can easily partition them by time (usually) and thus have an easy way to break up the index trees as well as using a cheap indexing scheme like BRIN and being able to just drop old chunks as they become irrelevant.

The future is here and called SolidJS

Solid seems awesome. Though as a Svelte dev, the jsx / React flavored api felt like a regression from the simplicity and readability of Svelte’s template syntax. Have you explored both in depth? I’d be curious to know Solid and its ecosystem compared to Svelte and Sveltekit .

I think Solid fits the description. Similar to Svelte but more React-ish. https://github.com/ryansolid/solid

For me it’s definitely Elixir

Interesting. Why? What does it have (or haven't) that made you a better programmer?

Of course you can throw more servers/caching/database locks, but the advantage of using Elixir & Phoenix is that you can do a lot more with less.

Think how much the code would be simpler and easier to reason about without caching. Or reducing the numbers of servers you need from 150 to 2 and with better performance [1]

[1] https://www.techworld.com/apps-wearables/how-elixir-helped-b...