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by lawik 1y ago
According to Robert Virding at an unnamed bar in Berlin ~3 years ago they just wanted to be like Pascal in terms of picking a mathematician. But Ericsson Language certainly helped sell it internally, I'm sure.
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by lawik 1y ago
True, worth tuning
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by lawik 1y ago
This probably got second-chanced or something because I posted it over a week ago. Funny that this went up here since the follow-up is probably more in-depth. https://underjord.io/booting-5000-erlangs-on-ampere-one.html Hop
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by lawik 1y ago
No. It is not necessary. I don't think I said it was. You can absolutely simulate more IoT-devices. But in this case I don't have to simulate receiving OTA updates, rebooting, keeping state. It has some upside but it isn't th
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Booting 5000 Erlangs on Ampere One 192-core(underjord.io)
3 points by lawik 1y ago|3 comments
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Virtual Linux Devices on ARM64(underjord.io)
59 points by lawik 1y ago|5 comments
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by lawik 1y ago
Well I applaud their ability to get that bag. But in terms of raising the floor for a lot of people, this is not that. I don't feel strongly about these salaries beyond them being an indication of deep dysfunction in the system. This i
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by lawik 1y ago
I love following their adventures. Glad to see that it continues.
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by lawik 1y ago
This reminds me of when a student pub hosted a wedding party. As we got to the dance floor there were drinks on offer. I grabbed a Cuba Libre and essentially went "oh, that's the roughest on I've had, must be cheap cola on tr
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Usage Rules: Leveling the Playing Field for AI-Assisted Development(zachdaniel.dev)
8 points by lawik 1y ago|1 comments
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by lawik 1y ago
pinout.xyz is a treasure when working with Pis in general.
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Making of an Elixir Conference(underjord.io)
8 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 1y ago
Right. This was incredibly useful.
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Elixir YOLO library supporting custom models and YOLOX(poeticoding.com)
3 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 1y ago
But animated gradient outlines on text is the only use-case I care about.
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by lawik 1y ago
I think this proving out the concept. A dev board costing. 150 doesn't matter for professional projects. It latters for tinkerers. What matters is unit price for desired qty. And this has 4G/LTE (because it is a smartphone) so com
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by lawik 1y ago
A lot of the glory of Elixir and Erlang are in that you can write code that is very straightforward but performs well. There may be cool cases for extra GenServers or gen_statems but a lot of uses of Elixir and Phoenix don't warrant ma
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by lawik 1y ago
No benchmarks. Hard to take this seriously.
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by lawik 1y ago
AI voice will detract because voice is very important in video. Especially in essays. And AI voices are very common for low effort slop video so it would not be novel. But it is not necessarily a dealbreaker. Good research, good writing, fu
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by lawik 1y ago
All names are unfortunate. There are too many things.
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by lawik 1y ago
Seems smart to start by contributing a more openly governed path. If Matt starts to fight, sabotage and shut that down it gives the important yeah-we-did-try style cover to the reasonable next step of forking. By being unreasonably reasonab
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by lawik 1y ago
I think it is very accurate and should be uncontroversial to say that Elixir/Erlang/OTP are very angled towards building services. I'd say service rather than server because I don't think it is necessarily about client&#
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by lawik 1y ago
I would assume it was an internal post-mortem. Far from all are public affairs.
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by lawik 1y ago
There is a separate implementation for really constrained device use, called AtomVM. There are many dead efforts to implement something like the BEAM or OTP within other ecosystems. Usually not as a VM.
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Why I wrote the BEAM book(happihacking.com)
613 points by lawik 1y ago|151 comments
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LLMs and Elixir: Windfall or Deathblow?(zachdaniel.dev)
7 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 1y ago
It has been done. https://github.com/elixir-desktop/desktop And a different variant driven by the server typically: https://github.com/liveview-native/live_view_native Not to say it is particularl
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by lawik 1y ago
GRiSP serms to typically hit inbetween Nerves and AtomVM. Grisp have explored some really constrained hardware compared to the typical Nerves device. AtomVM is to my knowledge a lot of steps further down since they run a much lighter VM tha
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by lawik 1y ago
This one has been around for a good chunk of years. Recent bonus activity as it is seeing more exploration by the Elixir community right now as a wasm target.
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by lawik 1y ago
Making an accurate flail (stick - chain - ball) is a fun sport.. weird things tend to happen.

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