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Elixir and Erlang, in my estimation, similarly force simplicity by the nature of its own constraints, in this case massively concurrent processes designed to fa
by ipnon 5y ago
Elixir and Erlang, in my estimation, similarly force simplicity by the nature of its own constraints, in this case massively concurrent processes designed to fail. The difference is constraining the OS interface instead of the bare metal interface. The antithesis is maybe the object orientated model where interfaces are mutable and state is unreliable.