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Remove outdated steps in distributed portal example

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@ -701,6 +701,7 @@ and execute it:
```elixir
IO.inspect node()
IO.inspect Node.get_cookie()
:ok
```
Now paste the result of the other node name and its cookie in the variables below:
@ -717,20 +718,9 @@ Node.set_cookie(other_node, other_cookie)
Node.connect(other_node)
```
If it returns true, it means it connected as expected. The code above uses
`IO.gets/1` to read the input values, as we did earlier in this notebook,
then removes the trailing newline, and converts the strings to atoms. We
did so using the pipe operator `|>`, which gets the result of the previous
function and passes it as first argument to the next function. For example,
the first line is equivalent to `String.to_atom(String.trim(IO.gets("Other node: ")))`,
but it is much more readable as a pipeline.
Notice we also stored the name of the other node in a `other_node` variable
for convenience.
Now we are ready to start a distributed transfer. The first step is to go
to the other notebook and shoot a door. You can try calling the following
there:
If it returns true, it means it connected as expected and we are ready to start a
distributed transfer. The first step is to go to the other notebook and shoot a door.
You can try calling the following there:
<!-- livebook:{"force_markdown":true} -->