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by gamache 10y ago
If you're like me and didn't want to wait, it's a dead-simple build if you want to DIY: cd /usr/local/src git clone https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir.git cd elixir git
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by gamache 10y ago
This is more or less how the original Macintosh beep was produced, though the ring buffer was initialized with a square wave rather than noise. http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&s...
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by gamache 10y ago
Advice: read the article, it's satire.
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Functional Programming: Is It Worth It?(slideshare.net)
4 points by gamache 10y ago|2 comments
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by gamache 10y ago
Is a prenup a good idea? Let's examine a well-connected, basement-dwelling money hoarder in his quest to get a regular poor to Touch His Dick. Oh, what do you know, he caved to her demands!
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Real World Elixir Deployment (Empire City Elixir 2016)(slideshare.net)
5 points by gamache 10y ago|0 comments
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by gamache 10y ago
> When the Dorian Nakamoto stuff happened the real Satoshi put out a statement saying he's not Dorian. That wasn't that long ago. My read on that is that Satoshi felt sorry for the hapless Japanese-American guy with tech media
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by gamache 10y ago
> A capability-based (i.e. memory-safe, no accessible globals that can induce side effects) system would mitigate this, though. Check out OpenBSD's pledge, it's addressing precisely this problem. http://man.openbsd.o
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by gamache 10y ago
I'd like to see some data indicating there is actually an appreciable performance difference. Indeed, with only one line of code to add, the setup cost is low, but this article asserts a performance gain without any evidence.
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by gamache 10y ago
Just one example: With Elixir and the Phoenix Channels library[1], soft real time, bidirectional pub-sub communication is incredibly simple. Startlingly easy, in fact. If this describes "the tricky part" of an application, Elixi
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by gamache 10y ago
One way it's different is that there is rich support for specifying what should happen when subsystems crash. You make what's called a "supervision tree" where supervisors are notified when a child process crashes, and
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by gamache 10y ago
I use MacVim + the Janus extensions[1] and it's great. I hear good things from people using Atom and Sublime too. [1] https://github.com/carlhuda/janus
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by gamache 10y ago
TMZ broke the news before it was certain. AFAIK, the Associated Press were the first to have an inside source. http://bigstory.ap.org/b9e3df0421a04344835cd4fac7680c24
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Announcing ExConstructor 1.0: A Better Struct Initializer for Elixir(engineering.appcues.com)
2 points by gamache 11y ago|0 comments
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by gamache 11y ago
$3000 is a new set of wrenches. Definitely not nothing, but very much achievable for even a small car shop.
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by gamache 11y ago
I didn't find much in the author's post that I agreed with. In particular, a few of his points stuck out to me: > In traditional PaaS world the code is the indisputable protagonist (oh, damn, and you also happen to need a pers
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by gamache 11y ago
The site is being quite slow. Pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/BceUgZk1
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by gamache 11y ago
Yeah, I'm a little surprised this didn't illustrate the metrics gathering part, because aside from that, there isn't a lot to be gained from using this pattern.
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by gamache 11y ago
Huh, I did not know that! You're right, looks like DPS and X got merged in during IRIX 4.x.
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by gamache 11y ago
Not at all. Irix was a fairly standard System V-derived Unix that ran on Silicon Graphics hardware, which typically was specially built for high graphics performance. NeXTSTEP broke with Unix tradition in many ways, notably using Display P
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by gamache 11y ago
Toward the bottom of the post: "This let us to reach 2M subscribers without timeouts and maintain 1s broadcasts."
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by gamache 11y ago
For a counterpoint, here's a benchmark of a single server running Elixir/Phoenix and supporting 2M concurrent websockets, sending pings once per second (rather than every five minutes like this Go benchmark). The socket handling
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by gamache 11y ago
I do find myself missing strong typing sometimes, but I'd been writing scalaz-flavored Scala, and one thing I do not miss is working around JVM type erasure all the time. It has been about six months since I've had to type .asI
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by gamache 11y ago
One nerd's opinion: Akka-http (and Spray, from which it came) is a building block, not a web framework. It would be semi-reasonable to build a web framework using akka-http, but suicidal to use it to build web services directly. It w
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by gamache 11y ago
Clicked seven times. Saw two separate tweets twice. Either this is not very random, or I should get some scratch tickets on the way home from work.
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by gamache 11y ago
No ORG, no deal. I can't use this in production unless it supports ORG.
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by gamache 11y ago
Direct, "shut up and take my money!" link to the campaign: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/the-essential-gui...
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Elixir Best Practices: Structs, String-Keyed Maps, and Atom-Keyed Maps(engineering.appcues.com)
8 points by gamache 11y ago|1 comments
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by gamache 11y ago
There must be some OCR errors in there -- the system call "create" was spelled with an "e"!
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Using Elixir with Wercker CI(engineering.appcues.com)
3 points by gamache 11y ago|0 comments

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