Josh Price

I was a bit surprised by that, and did ask why. She explained that most of her messaging happens in messages (presumably Apple text) that reducing the noise of another one was not much of an imposition.

Social media ban is official in Australia today for kids under 16. I asked my 13yo whether she’d been kicked out of any apps yet, and she responded that only SnapChat had.

I asked how she felt about that, and she said “honestly I’m kinda relieved”.

Maybe the kids will be alright after all?

"why i think #jj-vcs is worth your time"

schpet.com/note/why-i-t...

Fly me a camera - Damir Batinović Nerves, Membrane, cameras, WiFi hacking. All in the service of drones. Damir brought the perfect way to wrap up NervesConf EU.

Fly me to the moon and let me film among the stars.

Not quite into space. Damir takes us down the rabbit hole of drones, cameras, hacked wifi drivers and Nerves. Live demos and all.
goatmire.bold.video/v/w5vve
#goatmire #elixirlang

Soluna Computing: Sustainable High-Performance Computing Soluna Computing optimised renewable energy for high-performance computing using Alembic's fault-tolerant Elixir systems for efficient scaling.

How can we make AI workloads more sustainable? 🌱 We partnered with Soluna to build real-time systems in #Elixir that match renewable energy with compute demand - powering the future of green AI.

Check out how we did it 👉 alembic.com.au/case-studies...

Continuing my annual tradition of doing advent of code in @gleam.run. It's been a second since I've gotten the chance to write some Gleam and I'm absolutely blown away with how good the LSP has gotten, such a lovely programming experience!

Love to hear it! 🙌♥️

the book helped a lot and seeing its usage. we use it too. when i am done with our caching rewrite i will publish something on that too. will cover a different kind of ash usage where we mix and match between ash simple data layer and normal resources for nebulex caching

it’s just so productive

FWIW this also seems to be the case with languages. I've had a surprising amount of success with anything statically typed that has a small surface area (Gleam has hit this sweet spot for me lately).

Barnabas Jovanovics, core Ash framework engineer, discusses building critical Ash components including GraphQL, RBAC, JSON:API integrations. Learn about fram... Barnabas Jovanovics on Ash Core Development

This interesting interview with Barnabas Jovanovics, core Ash framework engineer, by Jacob Luetzow goes deep into what Ash is all about.

At out office, we're a fan of Ash. What's your opinion?

Check out the full interview at 👉 youtu.be/KQjP-PeIXHc

Building tiny CPUs in the terminal!🤯

🧬 NanoCore — An 8-bit CPU emulator + assembler + TUI debugger

🔥 Fully minimal 256-byte memory with variable-length opcodes

🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui.rs

⭐ GitHub: github.com/AfaanBilal/N...

#rustlang #ratatui #tui #emulator #asm #terminal

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The state of Elixir is out! @curiosum.bsky.social had some #AshFramework questions in there, and *24%* of respondents use Ash.

My % is much higher but I’m also running a large selection bias

Inspired by the report by @commsdeclare.bsky.social on STEM programs funded by Shell's at Queensland Museum.

Mister Wolf is not motivated by altruism towards the School for Little Piggies.

Power up applications with Reactor Graphs. Sagas. For booting devices? James Harton takes us on a wild romp through his approach to starting up a Nerves device and sharing his in-depth work on Reactor at the same time.

James is most seen in the Ash space but he has plenty of embedded experience and he tried turning his Reactor saga runner to the Nerves boot process. Learn how Reacto works and what it could be used for entirely separate from Ash.
goatmire.bold.video/v/8wype
#goatmire #elixirlang

This is a very interesting and quite surprising result! I don’t think I expected the Ash numbers to be this high

Nice! The Elixir survey for 2025 got >1000 respondents. Not too shabby!
elixir-hub.com/surveys/2025
#elixirlang

YouTube video by USGS [V1cam] Kīlauea volcano, Hawaii (west Halemaʻumaʻu crater)

The USGS provides several views. This is the west one.

[V2cam] Kīlauea volcano, Hawaii (east Halemaʻumaʻu crater) YouTube video by USGS

Seems like that camera is down. Here's another. (I think there are 4? Check the YouTube channel.)
www.youtube.com/live/fiyttmA...

If you go back a few minutes, you can see the camera get hit by debris and stop working. 🥹

Loved giving this talk, I map out what’s great about Elixir and the BEAM and how we can build on top of these solid foundations while managing probability variance like professional poker players.

BEAM Unconference: Berlin · Luma Let’s unconference before you go! To top off a beaming week, the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation, Alembic and bitcrowd are joining up to bring us together for an…

Attending CodeBEAM Berlin? Maximise your learning time by also joining the BEAM Unconference

This isn’t your typical conf: you set the topics, drive the discussions & shape the day.

Keep the BEAM energy flowing in the most organic, community-led way possible

➡️ luma.com/qyfevatp

This is leadership

the numbers for “short AGI timelines” are suspiciously close to the maximum amount of time a VC is willing to wait for a liquidity event. just saying

Narrator: there were no resting Angels to be found, also it was a bit soggy. But it was epic level adventure in the PNW!

Elixir Meetup #114 - Code Beam After Event, Thu, Nov 6, 2025, 6:30 PM | Meetup **👋 Hallo und herzlich Willkommen** **This month, we've got something special for you:** **We're bringing the Berlin Elixir community and Code Beam Europe closer togethe

If you’re in town for the Code Beam Europe conference in Berlin (so are we!), continue the conversations & unwind at the Berlin Elixir group’s After Event meetup on Thu 6 Nov!

➡️ www.meetup.com/elixir-berli...

Why wait?

Elixir v1.19 released: enhanced type checking, broader type inference, and up to 4x faster compilation for large projects Elixir v1.19 released: type checking of protocols and anonymous functions, broader type inference, improved compile times, and more

Gosh! Talk about a release! Some really brilliant stuff here.
They really are on the cutting edge of type system development here, super impressive work. Once I've got Gleam v1.13 out the door I'm going to have lots of fun trying out Elixir v1.19
elixir-lang.org/blog/2025/10...

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📢 Reminder that public @ash-hq.org office hours will be starting shortly in the discord. Join us for all the latest Ash updates from the core team!

#ashframework #elixirlang

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Released: Benchee 1.5.0!

Highlights:
* The elixir 1.19 compilation warnings are gone!
* There is now a `max_sample_size` to deal with issues of too large samples
* outlier removal is finally in

github.com/bencheeorg/b...