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«Les idées non satisfaites reviennent».
Captain Nemo of the @VerneMQ Mission.
Not the first and not the last time betting on the BEAM.

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frescosecco, to opensource
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Working on an open-source project for years makes you a bit more philosophical about the "phases" of a project. Under pressure to add new features? That's okay. An ever-increasing number of competing projects? Let them do their thing. Corporate freeloaders not contributing back? Ignore them (friendly choice of words).
Stay at the helm of your mission and enjoy the ride :)

frescosecco, to emacs
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There is no client for .

frescosecco, to programming
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Hm, there seems to be support in Facebook's static code analyzer Infer (without being officially listed, though): https://github.com/facebook/infer

frescosecco, to random
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Web services that address you as "Whoa there!" in case of an error or rate limiting.
Or even "Whoa there, pardner!"

frescosecco, to random
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I'm not sure what to think about [previous post]. It looks like a process specification, which is an approach to codifying best security practices for open-source software development.

frescosecco,
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@Di4na Yeah, they state a "proactive" approach towards the EU. Maybe not a bad thing in itself, but I just hope it doesn't end up being a "standard" they slap on and use to boo OSS projects gratuitously.

frescosecco, to random
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Wait, did you say there's a 1200-page book about keyboards?
https://shifthappens.site/

frescosecco, to programming
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Release Candidate 2 for OTP 27.0 is out: https://github.com/erlang/otp/releases/tag/OTP-27.0-rc2
And now has its own JSON lib.

frescosecco, to programming
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Braidnet is an "Orchestrator managing Erlang containers and routing Erlang Distribution through itself". This looks interesting.

https://github.com/stritzinger/braidnet

frescosecco, to programming
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Gleam now has about the same number of Github stars as Erlang OTP! :)
This is awesome and well-deserved. Maybe folks can also give Erlang a star while they're at it?
https://github.com/gleam-lang/gleam
https://github.com/erlang/otp

frescosecco, to programming
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Can the principles of moldable development be applied to Erlang? What would that look like? What is already there (good tooling for system insight, for instance)?

frescosecco, to random
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Erlang documentation preview vs existing version: (gen_statem taken as an example)

Being used to the old format for years makes it hard to parse the new one. But it'll be okay, and certainly looks better to the younger folks who don't yet have to use glasses at a screen... :)

frescosecco, to random German
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Before & After

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frescosecco,
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Es sind, meint die Familie, nicht strozzapreti, sondern mindestens Kardinalswürger, zudem mit feinster Fenchelsalsiccia.

frescosecco, to programming
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My favorite project is VerneMQ, no surprise. Other favorites are CouchDB, Riak, Leveled. Other brokers are an inspiration too (RabbitMQ, Ejabberd).
There's project I haven't used, but think are great (Zotonic). And a whole range of lesser known projects like Scalaris or the Erlang OPCUA implementation.
What are your favorites?

frescosecco, to random
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I always forget you need cash for farmer's markets.

frescosecco, to random
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Exercise: imagine a world without open-source software.
Then, come back & appreciate and support the reality we have built.

frescosecco, to Lisp
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Elderly gentlemen in civilized discussions about Interlisp at the Computer Conservation Society in London. It sounds like the beginning of a Jules Verne medley.

frescosecco, to random
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A happy Monday to all of you. Especially this Monday of this week of this year.

frescosecco, to programming
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Sim-Diasca is a discrete systems simulation package written in , developed at Électricité de France a few years ago. I'm surprised that Erlang is not more prominent in simulation frameworks. (of course, I'm not an expert on simulation). Are there other frameworks?
https://github.com/Olivier-Boudeville-EDF/Sim-Diasca

frescosecco,
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Intuitively, Erlang would be more apt for agent simulation. But even for that, I don't remember seeing much. I think I checked out a system called Seresye once.
Are multi-agent systems still a thing?

frescosecco,
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@Di4na thanks, insightful comment. What kind of tech would be more apt, though? Supposing the case of an agent model that is actually interested in the possibility of concurrent interleaving.

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As someone who actually read Kafka in high school, it amuses me to no end that cloud providers ask: “are you interested in managed Kafka?” — I’m like “no, that was the main issue!”

frescosecco,
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@janl As his diary shows, not even Kafka himself managed to manage Kafka.

frescosecco, to random
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As a software developer, do you consider yourself part of a community? Is the community based on a programming language? Something else? A bubble, a cult?

frescosecco,
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@ocramz @maas Sorry to hear. My experience with any tech community is really mostly positive. But yes, more involvement/investment might also mean more friction etc.

frescosecco,
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@BoydStephenSmithJr I see. Do you expect (and wish) the Fediverse to become more "communal"?

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