Question i had was:
how can we offer or create a #private #p2p #local #ai net that free apps can use.
As #seti or #p2p nets used to do.
needs to protect from abuse..
will work on that!
from the #community for the community.
...
#working on that:
Already learned a lot about #p2p, stun, turn,
used #elixir #elixirlang .. wanted to since 2 years. really made for this. ultra fast process spawning in #beam
for the dispatcher...
Question i had was:
how can we offer or create a #private #p2p #local #ai net that free apps can use.
As #seti or #p2p nets used to do.
needs to protect from abuse..
will work on that!
from the #community for the community.
...
#working on that
Already learned a lot about #p2p, stun, turn,
used #elixir #elixirlang .. wanted to since 2 years. really made for this. ultra fast process spawning in #beam
for the dispatcher...
OMG, latest version of Hex (`mix local.hex --force`) prints out CVEs that affect your packages any time you run `mix deps.get` ๐คฉ
Practical Flutter & Phoenix is 70% done. These are pending
โ๏ธ deploy Phoenix
โ๏ธ deploy mobile apps
Would you like to see
- Proximity alerts with geolocation
- Realtime chat with sqlite and Phoenix channels.
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Just published v0.6.2 of ParameterizedTest. All it does is fix compile warnings on Elixir 1.20, so dependency compiles are *slightly* less annoying for us early adopters. ๐
No need for Redis or Memcached:
ETS and GenServer let you cache efficiently in-memory. ๐ง โก
Wrote about messing around with atproto and working on automatic syncing of content to standard site of my blog (and any blog)
Bonus: it's open source and written in #elixirlang Work in progress!
https://jola.dev/posts/automatically-syncing-your-blog-atproto-standard-site
Read about bitstrings and iolists.
Every string in Elixir is stored as a binary behind the scenes called a bitstring. Elixir (and, of course, Erlang) has a whole feature set dedicated to pattern matching strings of binary. This is going to make parsing a SIP packets pretty straightforward.
I wrote a HEP parser a couple months ago in Python using Kaitai Struct. This would have been way easier in Elixir.
Iolists are, if I'm reading this correctly, an efficient way to build strings by appending lists of them together, and then converting it to a single string. Lists (and enumerable collections in general) are very efficiently handled in BEAM with several modules dedicated to it. This gives you that efficiency when building your final response.
It's very cool.
When I first found Elixir, I was surprised there wasn't a well known SIP server in either it or Erlang.
I looked again just the other day, and there are a few. I'm not sure how good they are, or how hard they lean on AI (They both have configs to aid AI use).
Trying to relearn and write some Elixir for fun. I'm writing a SIP packet parser.
I know how I would write it in Python, but I'm trying to do it the functional programming way.
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