julienmarie

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by julienmarie 3y ago
Just started reading this thesis. I am absolutely blown away by the clarity and beauty of its writing. This is rare.
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by julienmarie 3y ago
The craziest thing with Elixir is that you can do things all by yourself in the same time that would normally take a big team and consequent infrastructure to do.
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by julienmarie 3y ago
Mutton doesn't fit much our western traditional cooking esthetics where we want tasty but subtle. Lamb and mutton are for different types of recipes. As a french guy selling and importing high end food in South East Asia, I've ta
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by julienmarie 3y ago
It was initially just a little side business of my wife and I. We didn't expect it to grow as it did. So I started with a PHP solution ( Craft CMS + Commerce ) that was flexible so I can just focus on front end part. But then Covid hap
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by julienmarie 3y ago
In the context of LiveView Native / Desktop the renderer is in the client. So this part is ok. The tricky part is that Elixir is compiled, and liveview templates are not "files" but functions. From here you have two choices:
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by julienmarie 3y ago
It started with an off the shelf solution initially, but it didn't scale. I replaced 90% of it with our Elixir solution. The remaining 10% is the one that takes the longer to kill!
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by julienmarie 3y ago
Been running our tech stack on Elixir for the last 3 years. I'm the owner of a small e-commerce company where I'm the only tech person (and also the ceo so I can only spend 20% of my time on tech). Why I love it: - The mental mode
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by julienmarie 3y ago
Was interested in the concept because weirdly i'm an ok average+ piano player but just suck at sheet reading. Just downloaded it on my M2 mac. It doesn't work? Clicking on a track just show a picture of the track. Clicking on a co
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LiveView Native: iOS, Android and Desktop Apps in Elixir(youtube.com)
5 points by julienmarie 3y ago|0 comments
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José Valim – The foundations of the Elixir type system(youtube.com)
12 points by julienmarie 3y ago|1 comments
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by julienmarie 3y ago
They should have used Erlang OTP
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by julienmarie 3y ago
I love the component based system and use it extensively (via surface-ui in fact as I started using it 2 years ago). It's more about having a strong component library. There is Petal[1] that looks like the most advanced one right now,
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by julienmarie 3y ago
I'm mostly an Elixir dev and use LiveView ( the tech that inspired Live wire) it would be so nice to have these kinds of component framework in the elixir ecosystem on top of Phoenix.
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by julienmarie 3y ago
You could deduplicate based on vector similarity within a few days (7 days for big stories as their news cycle is longer, 24 or 48 hours for smaller stories). Idea: The number of stories within a cluster weighted by credibility of the sourc
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by julienmarie 4y ago
The best cheese grater for 'e is the MouliGrater https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouli_grater . Especially the old ones as new ones have a tendency to be flimsy. It's great for three reasons: 1 - it's th
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by julienmarie 4y ago
I love the selection and I'm thinking of buying a couple! Is it possible to have special requests made? Wittgenstein would be a great addition (the tryptic Nietzsche / Freud / Wittgenstein has been what forged my weltanscha
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by julienmarie 4y ago
Interesting concept!
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by julienmarie 4y ago
He clearly says in the video that no one else knows how to do what he does. Waiting list to see him is months. His skills are an amazing gift to the world and would deserve to be taught and shared? I don't see the bad faith there.
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by julienmarie 4y ago
It's not "magical". It's a digestive transformation. Rice paddies represent another important methane producer. But 63% of methane production comes from Fossil fuel industry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by julienmarie 4y ago
I have 3 major issues with this industry: 1- this is junk food. It's highly processed food, the antithesis of their communication of healthy. 2- their communication is about "saving the planet" from cow farts. The issue is no
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by julienmarie 4y ago
Impressive skills. But maybe he should teach his techniques and train people?
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by julienmarie 4y ago
Hi @mradek. This ejabberd system was around 10 years ago, before websockets. Haven't built a chat system since but Channels would be perfect for it, especially in a multi platform context. If not I'd go simple and just use LiveV
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by julienmarie 4y ago
I had the chance to learn the piano on a grand piano (K. Kawai KG-3C from early 1980's which is a great baby grand). As I was the only pianist in the family, it followed me everywhere I moved, from France to now south east Asia. After
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by julienmarie 4y ago
Amazing for: - Web -> Phoenix ( https://www.phoenixframework.org/ ) - Parallel data processing (like scrapers, ETLs, etc...) -> GenStage / Flow / Broadway ( https://hexdocs.pm/gen_stage/
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by julienmarie 4y ago
I discovered Evan Miller at the same time I started using Erlang, around 2009/2010. I used Chicago boss, his Erlang framework, in three projects. The third project was a complete rewrite of a really badly created dating website written
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by julienmarie 4y ago
I know it's not really related to the topic ( which I find pretty weak, of course VPNs are bad for privacy... ). I've been using Datapacket for a year for my e-commerce company. Amazing performance, stability and service. Best de
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by julienmarie 4y ago
It's a database storing machine learning embeddings. Example: Let's suppose I've downloaded all the Gutemberg library books. I can feed a transformer like Bert or GPT-3 to calculate the embeddings of these books. These embedd
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by julienmarie 4y ago
That would be the Wikidata Wikicommons dataset. It's 375 TB (source: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q565 ). Including also audio, etc...
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by julienmarie 4y ago
If multiple terabytes, you can store a lot of information. All Wikipedia is only 21.23 GB compressed as of 21 September 2022. The English Books from Gutenberg Library are around 40GB. With 1TB, you have already a pretty solid base to rebuil
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by julienmarie 4y ago
We switched from Front to Chatwoot 3 months ago, self hosted on our infrastructure.There are some rough edges, and integrating Facebook and Instagram channels are a bit of work but it's globally working very well. And we save quite a b

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