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by rozap 5y ago
Dog breeders literally invented dogs from wolves. Nothing wrong with supporting good ones.
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by rozap 5y ago
Yea, they're just in memory, so they're lost. Erlang/Elixir doesn't solve this. There's no getting around the fact that you need an ack that your event was processed and saved to some durable store. A supervisor won
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by rozap 6y ago
That's why we need centralized exchanges like coinbase to enable off chain transactions within their walled garden. Then we can have the worst of both worlds.
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by rozap 6y ago
Plenty of "top" candidates don't work and don't want to work at a faang company.
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by rozap 6y ago
Everyone has this kind of alerting set up, but that's not the point. The beauty of this solution is that it's dead simple and will never fail. Alerting can fail or be ignored. It's the same as old VW beetles which had a reser
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by rozap 6y ago
but..the "provide all the necessary abstractions to create an isolated context" is the hard part. It trickles into every part of execution. How do you do isolated contexts without saying any process can be preempted at any moment?
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by rozap 6y ago
So it's a flex? Weird, but ok.
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by rozap 6y ago
It's nice to be able to do this in production for debugging. It's super powerful and one of the my favorite features of erlang.
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by rozap 6y ago
Yea, it'd still be smaller than loading a jira ticket or slack
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by rozap 6y ago
They give folks on HN an opportunity for self promotion, what do you think will happen :)
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by rozap 6y ago
It's super exciting, but the JIT in its current form doesn't offer the kind of speedup that something like FFI into Rust or C provides. Also there are lots of great libraries in the Rust/C ecosystems that sometimes you need.
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by rozap 6y ago
Neem oil
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by rozap 6y ago
I think these blog posts usually pretend it's simpler than it is. There's usually (almost always) durable storage required somewhere. But to respond to your example specifically, OTP offers quite a bit. To your points: Queues: a c
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by rozap 6y ago
Oh this is very welcome and good news that computer exploits have been solved.
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by rozap 6y ago
It's so bad. It showed me a notification on the messages icon, so I thought I had a PM. Click on it and it's some stupid "check out this subreddit you haven't heard of" noise that some "growth hacker" adde
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by rozap 6y ago
Yikes, Facebook is the perfect petri dish for these sorts of things to take off.
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by rozap 6y ago
That's perfectly easy to accomplish while remote, too.
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by rozap 7y ago
I wrote a little app recently to test out live-view. It was my first time really working with it, though I've been writing elixir for years. https://gif.energy Didn't really have any issues. There were maybe one or two
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Show HN: Chat that will convince you real humans are still out there(gif.energy)
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by rozap 7y ago
The ads block buttons in the UI, on a pixel 3a. Is there a paid version without ads?
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by rozap 7y ago
Or they're selecting for people who don't have many options.
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by rozap 7y ago
Or ETL approach is all based on elixir (erlang) and it has some drawbacks, but ease of debugging is not one of them. No libraries, just code.
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by rozap 7y ago
> and provides tools for decentralized systems. What does this even mean? It's non-obvious from the website.
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by rozap 7y ago
Because many people don't use chrome.
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by rozap 7y ago
I built a similar web thing a while back, except it allowed real-time arbitrary slowing down, and at high quality. The issue was that it was a copyright lawsuit waiting to happen, given that it ripped the audio from youtube. It works well a
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by rozap 7y ago
Lots of times, the folks micromanaging aren't the ones looking at git.
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by rozap 7y ago
LiveView is not distributed erlang.
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by rozap 7y ago
Very Bad Wizards is a nice mix of psychology, philosophy, and crudeness.
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by rozap 7y ago
Sometimes complicated things are complicated.
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by rozap 8y ago
Jose Valim has said that there is no plan for an Elixir 2.0, because he feels it is pretty much "done" in terms of major features. It's a refreshing change.

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