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Elixir Observer, a better way to explore packages(mimiquate.com)
2 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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Software Architecture Is Aesthetic Work(blog.bethcodes.com)
3 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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Code Review Heuristic: Work You Throw Away(blog.bethcodes.com)
2 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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Nerves – Embedded Systems with Elixir(hexdocs.pm)
2 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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Ash AI: A Comprehensive LLM Toolbox for Ash Framework(alembic.com.au)
4 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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Membrane: Media Framework for Elixir(membrane.stream)
165 points by lawik 1y ago|42 comments
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Ash Framework – Model your domain, derive the rest(ash-hq.org)
277 points by lawik 1y ago|121 comments
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Netmd-JS, a library to interact with MiniDisc(github.com)
2 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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NetMD and MiniDisc USB Connectivity(minidisc.wiki)
1 points by lawik 1y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 1y ago
A bit reductionist perhaps. I assume the reason they are pushung it further is that they didn't submit to the police requesting information. Good on them for not cooperating but this is the lever a nation can pull in response.
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Elixir is not owned by Big Tech(underjord.io)
37 points by lawik 1y ago|4 comments
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by lawik 2y ago
Also easy to interpret generously as hyperbole. Especially if you know how easy it can be to accidentally do something that works fine in other browsers but makes Safari kill the tab. Doesn't actually brick the device but a fairly hard
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by lawik 2y ago
It is endlessly fascinating how deep the fractal patterns of interests go. I know of Arch of course but have never run across Arco. From the post I can't tell it's actual reach or impact but it certainly seems to have been a signi
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by lawik 2y ago
I admit to hyperbole. The interesting part is that the main marketing and sales is by word-of-mouth and quality of product. All the hardware is not even on the website, which was very confusing to my understanding when writing. It makes sen
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by lawik 2y ago
Really? I can spill all the juicy details as the main author and instigator. Cyanview reached out to me to help find a dev a while back. Hearing about their customers I knew it would be a decently big splash for Elixir. I was surprised that
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by lawik 2y ago
The extreme upper range of YouTube channels sometimes use a RED camera. I've not seen a lot of ARRI for YouTuber behind-the-scenes. Usually they go with high-end prosumer full-frame mirrorless Sony, Canon or equivalent. Those are proba
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Coordinating the Superbowl's visual fidelity with Elixir(elixir-lang.org)
644 points by lawik 2y ago|172 comments
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by lawik 2y ago
But can we Gilette this? Quadruple buffering? 24 buffers for the smoothest display?
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by lawik 2y ago
There are several libraries that allow a Python program to communicate with an Erlang program using Erlang Term Format and such. This approach targets more performance-sensitive cases with stuff like passing data frames around and vectors&#
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by lawik 2y ago
As someone very involved in Elixir and who used to do a lot of Python this seems very practical for me. I'm actually even more interested in that Fine library for making C++ NIFs easy. That seems ridiculously valuable for removing hurd
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by lawik 2y ago
FLAME runs the same code base on another machine. FLAME with Pythonx should just work. FLAME is a set of nice abstractions on top of a completely regular Erlang VM. Chris Grainger who pushed for the value of Python in Livebook has given at
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by lawik 2y ago
Yeah, been seeing their site a lot when setting up cog and weston for an embedded kiosk thing. Also met a bunch of them at the OpennSource Summit in Vienna. Every now and then you run into these small-ish expert consultancies that actually
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by lawik 2y ago
"Very AAA" games and Minecraft/Factorio are not related. Minecraft and Factorio are both simpler productions in terms of visual fidelity and lean on gameplay that is captivating. AAA is not a label for the quality of game, mo
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by lawik 2y ago
The start of a bigger and more expensive homelab.
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From big Kubers down to small GenServers(underjord.io)
2 points by lawik 2y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 2y ago
Already standard practice for fighters in Muay Thai. Don't see why CEOs shouldn't show their loyalty.
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by lawik 2y ago
That seems out of scope for LiveView itself. You could of course use LiveView from a WebView shell. There is a project for bundling Elixir in an app as well. Not sure it is active? But they don't usually rot too bad. https:/&#x2F
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by lawik 2y ago
The Gleam team has their own, different efforts with Sprocket (LiveView-inspired I think) and Lustre (different, but related). I would look at those primarily or use Gleam modules with your LiveViews which should work fine if you don't
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Floss Weekly – Elixir and Nerves(hackaday.com)
4 points by lawik 2y ago|0 comments
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Voice Activity Detection in Elixir with Membran(underjord.io)
58 points by lawik 2y ago|5 comments

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