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by lawik 3y ago
So the technical founders of both Redis and Hashicorp managed to step down before their respective businesses take on a shitstorm by steering away from FOSS. Unless I have my timelines wrong. I wonder if they knew that was coming and disagr
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Fundamentals of Object Storage with Elixir(underjord.io)
3 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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Challenges of Local First LLMs(underjord.io)
1 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
A lot of things conspire towards productivity. The dev tools (build, deps, project generation) are not necessarily better than everything else but they are very good. The paradigm of Erlang that Elixir builds on is outstanding for building
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by lawik 3y ago
Shortly before, during and after. Market has been kind of bad recently (not just Elixir). My sense is that things are improving again but might not be at the learn-on-the-job level yet.
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Unpacking Elixir: Phoenix(underjord.io)
43 points by lawik 3y ago|10 comments
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Challenges of Local-First LLMs(underjord.io)
2 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
Probably not ideal since Polars builds on Apache Arrow and that tends to want to treat the structure as immutable if I recall correctly.
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by lawik 3y ago
The audio file is hosted on any HTTP server. That is very open web. Except on Spotify which is closed and arguably not actually a podcasting service.
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by lawik 3y ago
Bit of a cliffhanger style ad. But well set up for the pitch as I know the whole Erlang deal and that part was covered well. I stopped reading somewhere in the presentation of flawless. Ran out of care for the moment. Might revisit it thoug
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by lawik 3y ago
The brick/battery charges via USB-C from what I have seen. Casey Neistat ran that into a battery pack for extended use. I think that makes them plenty compliant. I asusme the custom connector on the head unit is better fit for purpose
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by lawik 3y ago
Worth mentioning is the new browser engine in town. Ladybird https://ladybird.dev/ Ladybird and Serenity OS are both weirdly heartwarming projects. If you want to catch up on it I think the Changelog podcast was a good star
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Unpacking Elixir – Phoenix(underjord.io)
1 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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Elixir – Your entire web stack [video](youtube.com)
66 points by lawik 3y ago|11 comments
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Unpacking Elixir: Phoenix(underjord.io)
11 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
If you are working a lot with those parquet files it might be worth looking at Apache Arrow which is an in-memory/wire format for working with columnar data. It has a lot of good support for parquet from what I gather and is really foc
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by lawik 3y ago
Mostly better from the client project where we run them. Haven't had as many disruptions since shifting from their nomad offering to machines. I have some reservations about machines but none of them have been actual problems yet :)
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by lawik 3y ago
It was forked. The OpenTofu variant seems to have backing. Used it yesterday.
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by lawik 3y ago
Just making REST calls against the predict endpoint is simple enough. Finding the right example document in the documentation was a mess. Didn't get a correct generated client for Elixir from the client generators. But this curl exampl
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by lawik 3y ago
By comparison I am currently doing some work with Google Chat of all things. If your bot is in a Space (channel/grouo) it only gets webhooks when someone @-mentions it. Which is really not ideal if you are trying to have an assistant b
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by lawik 3y ago
That they offer long polling as one option for fetching updates makes it incredibly friendly for local development and one-offs. I have had so much fun integrating with Telegram from Elixir. There is a lib (not in hex unfortunately) that ma
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Unpacking Elixir: The Actor Model(underjord.io)
3 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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Unpacking Elixir: The Actor Model(underjord.io)
7 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
The in-editor tooling definitely has rough edges. I've done a lot of Elixir and the ElixirLS stuff falls over a lot for me. There is a new effort with NextLS that seems very promising.
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by lawik 3y ago
I hear this a lot. I get that it is helpful. But I know people run large projects without it in Elixir and seem to do fine. Discord and remote.com seem likely to be fairly massive. Last I spoke to Remote they did 70 releases a day and no ty
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by lawik 3y ago
I have found learning materials to be plentiful. I came from Python which I guess looks sikilar enough to Ruby. But of course what paths you hit can vary wildly.
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by lawik 3y ago
This talk: https://codebeameurope.com/talks/etylizer-set-theoretic-type... No clue if it will get into Erlang since I don't think it started from inside Erlang/OTP. But from conversations the team seem open t
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by lawik 3y ago
You mean the type checker eqWAlizer? That is out there. Not sure if they got further on typed Erlang. Ar Code BEAM in Berlin just now there was a presentation on a type system effort much like the Elixir one.
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by lawik 3y ago
Ah yes. Will correct it to "munch" ;)
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by lawik 3y ago
Thanks. Glad it resonated :)

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