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Tracing Discord's Elixir Systems (Without Melting Everything)(discord.com)
3 points by manusachi 6mo ago|0 comments
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A Stop-the-World Debugger for Erlang (and the Beam)(dl.acm.org)
1 points by manusachi 11mo ago|0 comments
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by manusachi 1y ago
Blind people often go upto 600 words per minute and more with text-to-speech, which is, I think, would be an equivalent to 5x and more.
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by manusachi 1y ago
Yes "the continuity of residence" is required for naturalization. > An applicant for naturalization ... must have resided continuously in the United States after his or her lawful permanent resident (LPR) admission for at least
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We Tested 7 Languages Under Extreme Load and Only One Didn't Crash(freedium.cfd)
11 points by manusachi 1y ago|2 comments
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File Explorer is merged to Helix editor(github.com)
238 points by manusachi 2y ago|34 comments
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by manusachi 2y ago
One of the long-awaited features was recently merged!
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by manusachi 2y ago
*Statically typed ;)
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Helix (editor) 24.07 is out(github.com)
8 points by manusachi 2y ago|0 comments
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by manusachi 2y ago
To be fair, what made Elixir take off, other than syntax there is also the developer experience overall, including documentation, package manager, unit testing framework out of the box, web-framework initially inspired by Rails etc. Though,
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by manusachi 2y ago
Do you know what other ecosystem comes closest to the existing in Python? I've heard good things about Julia. 13 years ago when I was trying to explore the field R seemed to be the most popular, but looks like not anymore. (I didn&#x27
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by manusachi 2y ago
I guess it has something to do with those functions frequently used in guards. _Notice tuple_size/1, map_size/1, byte_size/1 and some other functions/macros are defined in Kernel and documented in the section Guards[0]_
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by manusachi 2y ago
Some companies from the section "Who is using Elixir" are probably not using elixir anymore unfortunately. 1. Bleacher Report gutting out OTP[0] 2. I've heard that Toyota Connected also ditched elixir after some changes in t
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by manusachi 2y ago
Agree! For that very reason in Elixir `import` is discouraged in favor of `alias`
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Applying Genetic Algorithms to the Traveling Salesman Problem in Elixir(abjork.land)
2 points by manusachi 2y ago|0 comments
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by manusachi 3y ago
For those who is interested, as mentioned in the article, Gleam is already near v1 (v1.0.0-rc2)! And in a recent talk[1] Louis shared the idea, that there won't be major changes to the language anymore, and the main focus now is switch
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by manusachi 3y ago
They also used to be "pretty jazzed about Elixir" and had it in their stack [1], at least while Steve Cohen was there (btw, Steve is also the author of lexical[2] - one of the newer Elixir LSPs out there) [1] https://we
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From Python to Elixir Machine Learning(thestackcanary.com)
270 points by manusachi 3y ago|88 comments
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Elixir is still safe(paraxial.io)
237 points by manusachi 3y ago|34 comments
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by manusachi 3y ago
A real world example of relatively complex filter conditions + flattened transformations simplified with comprehension I usually bring up is: https://github.com/hexpm/bob/blob/177a4354a25cb4f2f2f0349ccd...
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by manusachi 3y ago
AFAIR, it should be possible to convert dialyzer specs to that new type system annotations. It would probably be not as precise, but could be a good enough starting point to then gradually make them more precise
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Embedded and cloud Elixir for grid-management at Sparkmeter(elixir-lang.org)
4 points by manusachi 4y ago|0 comments
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by manusachi 4y ago
Do they "redefine the industry" every cycle?
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by manusachi 4y ago
I also like both of them. I use Fira Code ( https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode ) for code editor and IBM Plex Mono for terminal.
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by manusachi 4y ago
> but I went with Elixir instead and just wish I could use that everywhere. Same here! I would say, I'm in the similar camp as your colleagues but about Elixir. I'm glad to choose the right tool for the job as long as it's
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by manusachi 4y ago
That's one of the goals of Firefly[1] > It can compile code more efficiently than the BEAM by stripping out dead code and compiling only what’s necessary for an application. Though, they only mention faster compilation and smaller d
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by manusachi 5y ago
I noticed that for tech content I mostly watch videos from tech conferences.
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by manusachi 5y ago
> One of the strengths of GenServers is that they allow us to spin one up per user very easily, so they don't become a bottleneck where the Agent does. Agent is a special case of GenServer[1]. With the same luck we could spin up an
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by manusachi 5y ago
I think the parent commenter is not saying to write your one time use query in elixir using wrapper modules with Ecto, but tried to show that queries generated by Ecto are pretty clean and understandable in compare to other popular DataMap
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by manusachi 5y ago
Havent's measured by myself but I'd expect performance noticeable improvement for GraphQL apps that use Absinthe, since significant time is spent on parsing, validating and serializing data around resolvers. See this thread in eli

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