Elixir v1.16 Released

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Post by vargasz » Sat, Dec 23, 2023, 8:40 PM UTC

Re: Elixir v1.16 Released

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Post by Snacklive » Sat, Dec 23, 2023, 10:08 PM UTC

Glad to see the team effort into the type system with "As we get Elixir v1.16 out of door, the Elixir team will focus on bringing the initial core for set-theoretic types into the Elixir compiler, with the goal of running automated analysis in patterns and guards."

Very excited about the future for Elixir!

Re: Elixir v1.16 Released

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Post by namaria » Sun, Dec 24, 2023, 9:13 AM UTC

Snacklive wrote: post #2

Glad to see the team effort into the type system with "As we get Elixir v1.16 out of door, the Elixir team will focus on bringing the initial core for set-theoretic types into the Elixir compiler, with the goal of running automated analysis in patterns and guards." Very excited about the future for Elixir!

A functional programming language with strong type system and a distributed ready run time! It's got everything to profit a lot from the pendulum swinging away from 'cloud native everything' that had been fueled by interest free money.

Re: Elixir v1.16 Released

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Post by vvpan » Wed, Dec 27, 2023, 10:27 PM UTC

namaria wrote: post #3

Snacklive wrote: post #2

Glad to see the team effort into the type system with "As we get Elixir v1.16 out of door, the Elixir team will focus on bringing the initial core for set-theoretic types into the Elixir compiler, with the goal of running automated analysis in patterns and guards." Very excited about the future for Elixir!

A functional programming language with strong type system and a distributed ready run time! It's got everything to profit a lot from the pendulum swinging away from 'cloud native everything' that had been fueled by interest free money.

Absolutely agree that "cloud native everything" pendulum needs to swing and it seems like it is. But wondering how you connect it to the interest free money?

Re: Elixir v1.16 Released

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Post by namaria » Thu, Dec 28, 2023, 7:44 AM UTC

vvpan wrote: post #4

namaria wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

A functional programming language with strong type system and a distributed ready run time! It's got everything to profit a lot from the pendulum swinging away from 'cloud native everything' that had been fueled by interest free money.

Absolutely agree that "cloud native everything" pendulum needs to swing and it seems like it is. But wondering how you connect it to the interest free money?

The only reason the opex vs capex tradeoff worked towards "just put a meter on it" was because of zero interest. The only limitation of the past decade and a half was how fast Taiwan could spit out advanced processors and this changed geopolitics.