Half of the hair population needs to die.

Another good find in a charity store for a mere 3 pounds.

@burningshed.com thank you for the early delivery! Really looked forward to Lunatic Soul’s latest effort.

Charity shop find of the day - have never listened to it but I’ve never been disappointed by Peter Gabriel.

Got a delivery for a certain Daywalker, first name Blade?

I think @sainsburys.bsky.social didn’t really nail the quote-on-the-package thing here.

I find myself refactoring my own code in the exact same way - I think because I remember reduce as a staple in more languages, so I reach out for it first.

For example, see screenshot. These two menus seem almost identical but:

- Edit points to different URLs
- The "Refresh <x>" links are identical
- The "Populate genres" link is identical
- The Purchase button is not present in one version
- The Delete link is identical

I’ve been building an application to manage my physical music collection, and I’ve just added a small integration with ChatGPT to magically populate genres.

#ElixirLang and #LiveView made this very fast to prototype, and I know that refactoring it into better shape won’t take long either.

In more complex cases, I prefer to use a list, so that you have one set of classes common to all states, and other lists for different conditions. E.g. this snippet from core components. This way you might need to explicitly write the opposite of though.