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davydog187
3y ago
I downloaded "Learn Chess with Dr Wolf" yesterday from this comment, and I am completely hooked. What an incredibly well-designed and thoughtful learning tool. This has renewed my interest in Chess!
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Seems like they’re not accounting for Fintech in NYC, some of which is private e.g. Bloomberg
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Indeed it does, and is was covered in José's conference talk
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3y ago
Link to the conference talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giYbq4HmfGA
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3y ago
Erlang tuples are contiguous in memory for primitive values https://blog.edfine.io/blog/2016/06/28/erlang-data-represent...
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The Changing Face of Open-Source at HashiCorp
(blog.massdriver.cloud)
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Understanding the Elixir Machine Learning Ecosystem
(thestackcanary.com)
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Its for our proprietary product, but maybe I’ll consider writing a blog post on how they compare
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There is! Andy Glassman talked about this at Empex NYC (that I help organize btw!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c9kMmxeSA0 The tool Andy uses is called kaffy https://hexdocs.pm/kaffy/0.5.0/read
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3y ago
I recently wrote a binary protocol in C and Elixir. The Elixir implementation was so much simpler and 1/3 of the code, and has better error messages
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3y ago
I’m building a product in the media world. Elixir powers our webserver, that’s connected to NVIDIA Jetson devices, all using elixir for coordination and talking over UART to serial components. We also plan to do vision and ML workloads in t
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Elephant in the Cloud: Bridging the cloud infra talent gap with software
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Short explainer on the backstory https://www.milkroad.com/p/binance-vs-ftx-heres-happened-wee...
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4y ago
Agreed! Its gonna get turned off in a moment
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4y ago
Thanks for the heads up! Its gonna get turned off in a moment
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4y ago
I too have a hard time trusting people who use words
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DevOps is broken
(blog.massdriver.cloud)
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4y ago
Are you saying litestream is deprecated or some specific feature? I see its very active https://github.com/benbjohnson/litestream
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Observability in Elixir with Otel, Lightstep, and Honeycomb
(davelucia.com)
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You're welcome, always happy to help if you're stuck!
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Elixir Observability: OpenTelemetry, Lightstep, Honeycomb
(davelucia.com)
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Lol to “ Kafka is at least a bit simpler than RabbitMQ”. I’m sorry, what universe does this statement live in?
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This is really cool, it would be nice to know how long it is though. I went through 3-4 and then I wondered, "Am I going to finish this thing?" That aside, great UX and story-telling experience for learning!
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I'm so impressed by how quickly Sean and the ML working group have made progress on Nx, Axon, etc. Great job, excited to see where this goes!
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Erlang developers specifically seem to be slightly Euro-centric. Whatsapp is still built on Erlang. I’m not sure of the job market for it specifically, but if you’re looking for any BEAM job, there’s a growing demand for Elixir developers t
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“ The client opens a random port to receive the request on, sends a SYN packet to the server, waits for a SYN-ACK packet from the server…” The client “connects” to the port, while the server opens/listens on that port. I should check i
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Number one “HTTP is text based” was true, but with the advent of HTTP/2, it uses a binary protocol now
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Your competitor beat you while you were rewriting your product to be serverless
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Serverless? You mean vendor lock-in, distribution issues and reproducibility issues, etc?
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I'm not sure on your exact timeline, but the documentation has also seen several upgrades. For example, see the "telemetry" library, written in Erlang and published to the Hex repository. Its documentation is built using the
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