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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   You can with Rustler using rustler precompiled. You write a workflow in GitHub that builds for all the supported targets and the precompiled library will download the correct one when a user downloads your library.
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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   You can pull from the Rust ecosystem when you need something that Elixir might not have or might not be the best at. For example, I use it to parse XML files while this can be done in Elixir and there are libraries for it. Being able to use
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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   I would probably go with Javascript and Supabase, this would require you to only really worry about the frontend. Javascript is also probably easier to train people because of how many resources there are out there about training people to
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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   It's just Python code that gets translated into a NextJS app.
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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   Elixir has always been a well liked language on here and in general. The past year there has been a lot of work on building data and AI/ML libraries in Elixir. Explorer, Nx, Axon, Scholar, Bumblebee, Broadway, Livebook and now EXGBoost
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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   Ads is still growing and very profitable, YouTube is back to growing, GCP profitable for two quarters in a row, and lower losses on other bets. Google is still Google.
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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   This wasn't a Formula 1 electric car, they don't exists. Formula 1 cars use hybrid engines. This was an electric rallycross car.
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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   Do you even need these anymore? Why are people still using 3rd party anti-virus software?
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   by impulser_ 3y ago

   Not surprising. No web app, no following feed, no hashtag for searching. It basically just text version of Instagram. I want to see more of the post from people I follow, not random celebrities and companies. Seems like the leadership doesn
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    Ok, what if you do a database back up daily and someone requests you to delete their information. You're telling me you go through all those back ups and delete that person's information? If you don't you aren't complyin
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    If you read his posts more than the one in the article. He is basically saying these topics will exists on the platform and they are welcomed, but they aren't to promote them or include them in the service as they do on other platforms
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    I would bet over 95% of companies don't comply with GDPR. I know some startups don't serve EU because of this. Facebook is under the microscope of the EU, they probably aren't risking getting fined until they can scale the pr
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    You can say this about the majority of tech companies. Cloudflare is unprofitable and they are used by the majority of the web.
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    They said it coming soon, but the more you follow people the more your feed becomes filled with posts and replies from the people you follow. It's not as bad as when you first join.
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    > I'm amazed that people are willing to give facebook another try. Wait until you realize billions of people still use Facebook and Instagram daily.
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    > So while we have a lot of python in ML (where most things haven't left prototyping stage) A lot of ML startup use Python in production. OpenAI uses Flask to power their API for ChatGPT and their other models. Almost every AI start
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    It because it's integrated with Instagram.
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    I use to think the same, then I tried Elixir. It made me realize the language ecosystem can outweigh cons as big as not having types. The Elixir ecosystem is top notch. Phoenix, Ecto, Livebook, Mix, Hex, Nx, Axon, Scholar, Explorer, Broadwa
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    Outside of Healthcare, the Financial industry is the most regulated industry in the US. Regulatory compliance is often why payment companies and other financial companies are often trigger happy. It's risk management.
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    I never built a web app in my life. I have always been on the server side. Recently I spent a couple days building the same web app in Next, Nuxt, and SvelteKit just to get a feel of how to build a web app today. The web app was pretty basi
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    India is the new China. As China's economy grows, wages have also gone up which makes manufacturer there more expensive. India, having a similar workforce size, hasn't seen wages increase as much as seen in China. Making it an obv
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    I'm all for a replacement for Twitter. The changes made by Elon has made Twitter so unbearable. The pay to win aspect of promoting tweets showing up on For You page and replies is absolute cancer. The For You page is literally unusable
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    Is there a similar notebook application like https://livebook.dev/ for Python? I like Jupyter, but after trying out Livebook with Elixir I wish there was something similar in Python. Smart cells and Toggling parts of code o
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    Why does everyone keep deploying their products to this one region when it always seems like the one that fails? We don't use big cloud were I work, so maybe I'm missing something. Does East-1 offer something other don't?
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    This would require you to install and run jupyter. Mix.install just requires Elixir being installed.
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    I don't think building applications around it is a good idea. You might face the same problems Reddit developers are facing right now with Reddit's API. What happens if OpenAI decides to increase the price on you? Now you are losi
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    There is a good talk about switching from Python to Elixir for a ML stack from ElixirCon 2022. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2Nr4dNu6hI
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    I have never used it. I just remember reading on the README that is compiles to human readable C.
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    I could be wrong, but doesn't vlang and nim do this?
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    by impulser_ 3y ago

    They sold 15m Quest 2 since release. Apple doesn't even think they will sell a million Vision Pros. You can't compare VR/AR to Phones. Phones are used by almost everyone in the world on a daily basis. VR/AR is still comp