"Hey Claude, did Claude do a good job?"
Just build Mac apps then. Claude Code can help you whip up real native apps without any Glaze dependencies just fine. I’ve built 4 Mac and iOS apps in the last 6 months for my own use. I even have my own HN app for iOS…
Here are some thoughts on it from José Valim: https://dashbit.co/blog/why-elixir-best-language-for-ai LLMs absolutely understand and write good Elixir. I've done complex OTP and distributed work in tandem with…
I have a `codex-review` skill with a shell script that uses the Codex CLI with a prompt. It tells Claude to use Codex as a review partner and to push back if it disagrees. They will go through 3 or 4 back-and-forth…
I've been using a development server for about 9 years and the best thing I ever did was move to a machine with a low-power Xeon D for a time. It made development painful enough that I quickly fixed the performance…
> I've been coding for decades already, but if I need to put something together in an unfamiliar language? I can just ask AI about any stupid noob mistake I make. So you aren’t still learning foundational concepts or…
It's not though. Processes can be supervised and crashes can just lead to "restart with good state" behavior. It's not that you don't try handling any errors at all, you just can be confident that anything you missed…
Twitter clone in 15 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZvmYaFkNJI
LiveView uploads are baked in, previews and all. Everything else you list is included in the Flop library, if you want something off the shelf. In rails you are still including Kaminari or whatever other gems for all…
That's so disappointing to hear. I have an intern who hadn't touched Elixir 4 weeks ago who is already making meaningful PRs. She's done the PragProg courses and leans a bit on Copilot/Claude, but she's proving how…
From the example: "Oh no, I'm really sorry to hear you're having trouble with your new device. That sounds frustrating." Being patronized by a machine when you just want help is going to feel absolutely terrible. Not…
Performance of what, exactly? Hard to beat the concurrency model and performance under load of elixir. Elixir is gaining set theoretic type system, so you are showing up at the right time.…
You mean like Typescript, an add-on that transpiles to Javascript?
Elixir/Phoenix is compiled.
Bandit is now the default in Phoenix.
> The comment I responded to hand waved away consuming almost 50% of your pps on heartbeats every 30 seconds as "no big deal". > The network saturation is just a necessary cost of running such a massive cluster. I think…
Do you though? M4 is what is on the market now and this chip is just coming out. Maybe they are on different processes, but you still have to compare things at a given point in time.
That's one reason I like the stainless (now Titanium) models. They have sapphire crystal instead of glass and I haven't had scratches in years. Scratches on the body are just patina.
Sorry you are having so many issues. That has not been my experience with elixir-ls either locally or in Codespaces. Just want to say that when you do get it working, it does indeed have that and many more features. If…
May not answer all your questions, but this may be a good starting point: https://hexdocs.pm/nx/Nx.Defn.html
> except if the tokenizer or whatever doesn't follow a particular format but in that case you just upload it to some free web service and make a PR with the result and reference that version hash specifically and it'll…
Out of the box, Phoenix applications respond to simple http requests in times measured in microseconds. What appreciable improvements from that do you get with Python? And considering how much of your total request time…
Ortex exists to run ONNX models: https://github.com/elixir-nx/ortex
I built this last March. It captures audio from a live HLS stream and transcribes and translates into 18 languages on the fly. Used by a customer with about 25K international employees for their internal events. Works…
I haven't been able to bring up a clustered Elixir server in hkg without experiencing netsplits every 5-10 minutes. ewr, ord, and cdg have been totally reliable.
"Hey Claude, did Claude do a good job?"
Just build Mac apps then. Claude Code can help you whip up real native apps without any Glaze dependencies just fine. I’ve built 4 Mac and iOS apps in the last 6 months for my own use. I even have my own HN app for iOS…
Here are some thoughts on it from José Valim: https://dashbit.co/blog/why-elixir-best-language-for-ai LLMs absolutely understand and write good Elixir. I've done complex OTP and distributed work in tandem with…
I have a `codex-review` skill with a shell script that uses the Codex CLI with a prompt. It tells Claude to use Codex as a review partner and to push back if it disagrees. They will go through 3 or 4 back-and-forth…
I've been using a development server for about 9 years and the best thing I ever did was move to a machine with a low-power Xeon D for a time. It made development painful enough that I quickly fixed the performance…
> I've been coding for decades already, but if I need to put something together in an unfamiliar language? I can just ask AI about any stupid noob mistake I make. So you aren’t still learning foundational concepts or…
It's not though. Processes can be supervised and crashes can just lead to "restart with good state" behavior. It's not that you don't try handling any errors at all, you just can be confident that anything you missed…
Twitter clone in 15 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZvmYaFkNJI
LiveView uploads are baked in, previews and all. Everything else you list is included in the Flop library, if you want something off the shelf. In rails you are still including Kaminari or whatever other gems for all…
That's so disappointing to hear. I have an intern who hadn't touched Elixir 4 weeks ago who is already making meaningful PRs. She's done the PragProg courses and leans a bit on Copilot/Claude, but she's proving how…
From the example: "Oh no, I'm really sorry to hear you're having trouble with your new device. That sounds frustrating." Being patronized by a machine when you just want help is going to feel absolutely terrible. Not…
Performance of what, exactly? Hard to beat the concurrency model and performance under load of elixir. Elixir is gaining set theoretic type system, so you are showing up at the right time.…
You mean like Typescript, an add-on that transpiles to Javascript?
Elixir/Phoenix is compiled.
Bandit is now the default in Phoenix.
> The comment I responded to hand waved away consuming almost 50% of your pps on heartbeats every 30 seconds as "no big deal". > The network saturation is just a necessary cost of running such a massive cluster. I think…
Do you though? M4 is what is on the market now and this chip is just coming out. Maybe they are on different processes, but you still have to compare things at a given point in time.
That's one reason I like the stainless (now Titanium) models. They have sapphire crystal instead of glass and I haven't had scratches in years. Scratches on the body are just patina.
Sorry you are having so many issues. That has not been my experience with elixir-ls either locally or in Codespaces. Just want to say that when you do get it working, it does indeed have that and many more features. If…
May not answer all your questions, but this may be a good starting point: https://hexdocs.pm/nx/Nx.Defn.html
> except if the tokenizer or whatever doesn't follow a particular format but in that case you just upload it to some free web service and make a PR with the result and reference that version hash specifically and it'll…
Out of the box, Phoenix applications respond to simple http requests in times measured in microseconds. What appreciable improvements from that do you get with Python? And considering how much of your total request time…
Ortex exists to run ONNX models: https://github.com/elixir-nx/ortex
I built this last March. It captures audio from a live HLS stream and transcribes and translates into 18 languages on the fly. Used by a customer with about 25K international employees for their internal events. Works…
I haven't been able to bring up a clustered Elixir server in hkg without experiencing netsplits every 5-10 minutes. ewr, ord, and cdg have been totally reliable.