akoutmos.bsky.social
Get your hands dirty 💻
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📈 SaaS founder: http://eaglemms.com
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Great work putting this together!
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How did I not know about this! AWESOME!
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It was a very odd experience to put on the Clockwork Pi uConsole.
Suddenly it is an Elixir-only computer.
elixirforum.com/t/project-th...
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K20
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The civic is currently auto, and the new motor comes with a manual transmission so it'll be getting a full conversion!
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I didn't know about this feature! Thanks for sharing!
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I thought I was cool at a whopping 156MB...I now need to recalibrate lol
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Fixed it for you: "He's always motivating*" 😜
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I actually have not run that benchmark to see what's faster. I would suspect that :ets.file2tab is faster....but I have absolutely 0 data to back up that claim haha. Someone should totally put together a benchee comparison of the 2 😄
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For eaglemms.com I have a whole bunch of read only data like year/make/model data for cars. Some of my DETS files are 100+ MB and I load them from DETS -> ETS on application init. It's data that only needs to be freshened up once a quarter and it is a hot path for everything else in the app.
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That is exactly what I am saying! I used to do something similar with CSVs....but my CSVs actually got so large that it was stalling application start up by a few seconds. Loading DETS -> ETS was instant!
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Agreed. That's also why I suggest people stick to monoliths as long as possible 😁. It's so much easier to not have the problems of distributed systems when you are trying to sort out the problems of product-market-fit. Vertically scale as long as possible 😉.
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I think that this blog post that I wrote for Fly covers exactly that topic fly.io/blog/monitor.... Let me know if you need any help :)
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Like Peter said. PromEx builds upon these tools and offers turn key metrics collection and Grafana dashboards for libraries such as Phoenix, Liveview, Oban, Absinthe, etc (hexdocs.pm/prom_ex/read...).
If you want to just experiment with Telemetry it's probably more than you need.
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That's pretty impressive. ChatGPT, Claude or something else?
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The real Turing test 😮
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Good work on the library! I've heard of typst before but never used it. I'll take a look over the weekend and provide feedback as best I can!
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Also if you have any suggestions for libraries that you want to see bindings for from Elixir, let me know!
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haha. Who needs a rubber duck when you have me 😄
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Thanks! We may be biased but we think it is pretty cool too 😁
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Thanks!
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Putting the final touches on this as we speak! Should have something out in the wild next week :)