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On Lobste.rs I have found today the article written by the Charity Majors - CTO of the Honeycomb.io "AI enthusiasts are in a race against time, AI sceptics are in a race against entropy".

I created this post for myself to codify some basic guides that I use while writing tests.

In my last larger gig I worked on fascinating project - Postgres connection pooler written in Elixir.

Some time ago, there was an anime available on Netflix — Godzilla Singular Point.

This is continuation of Part I where I described the basics of the supervising BEAM applications with systemd and how to create basic, secure service for your Elixir application with it.

Recently benchmark for concurrency implementation in different languages.

I gave talk about this topic on CODE Beam V Americas, but I wasn't really satisfied with it.

In Elixir 1.11 landed set of new features that allows for more powerful logging by utilising Erlang's logger features.

I had that discussion on different chats few times already, but it is always troublesome for people (not just programmers): Representation is not data And this concept is confused a lot.

Disclaimer: Yes, this is a rant.

While there are many "tutorials" for writing plugins in Vim, I hope this one will be a little bit different from what is out there, because it won't be about writing plugin per se.

When you start your new Elixir project via mix new my_awesome_project you will end with something like this in mix.exs: defmodule MyAwesomeProject.Mixfile do use Mix.Project def config do [ name: :my_awesome_project, # … deps: d…

In my new job I have opportunity to work a little bit more with Erlang code and Erlang related tools than earlier.

One of Rust's biggest pros is its unique ownership system.

Earlier published on Medium I am quite orthodox Vim user and I like to know everything that is happening in my editor configuration.