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News includes Expert LSP releasing its first RC, Elixir v1.20 compile time improvements up to 20% faster, #Livebook Desktop moving to Tauri with #Linux support, a new erlang-python library for ML/AI integration, and more! @[email protected] #ElixirLang #AI #ML www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed83...

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Spent way too long finally learning #Elixir #Livebook techniques to do some data processing. I wanted to upload all my old bookmarks, with some munging from two different sources and cleaning, to my #selfhosted #Linkding instance at https://links.odaeus.eu/.

Ended up writing out a Netscape bookmarks format file to upload as the direct API doesn't support setting the created date, which would be quite the mess for 4000+ entries.

Linkding is a nice replacement for Pinboard (which I left years ago). It just needs federalisation support now. 😆

i was looking for "kino_req" or something like that, and finally found this project

"Interactive HTTP Client for Livebook w/ power-ups"

https://github.com/acalejos/merquery

#elixir #livebook #req #kino

So, I'm late for #SFRuby meeting for June 2025, but I'm on time for @josevalim talk about #Livebook

#elixir #ruby

Announcing Livebook

We are glad to announce Livebook, an open source web application for writing interactive and collaborative code notebooks in Elixir and implemented with Phoenix LiveView.

Tags: #analytics, #axon, #elixir, #livebook, #ml, #nx

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March 13, 2025 at 12:49PM

In questi giorni sarò un pochino impegnato ma appena posso lo provo

"Automate code & data workflows with interactive notebooks

Get rid of scripts, manual steps, and outdated docs. Use Elixir and Livebook to share knowledge, deploy apps, visualize data, run machine learning models, debug systems, and more!"

https://livebook.dev/

#livebook #elixir #elixirlang #notebooks

Livebook: Elixir's Swiss Army Knife

Recently I gave a talk about my first year programming with Elixir and my experience contributing to Elixir's open-source ecosystem. In it, I made some points about how a big part of encouraging language adoption is to reduce friction.

Tags: #elixir, #livebook

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March 26, 2024 at 10:59AM

Hey #elixir

I have a problem with #livebook.

Since the update from 0.11.1 to 0.12.1 the livebook instance stops responding after a couple of minutes. The main port (8080) is just not reachable anymore while the OS (FreeBSD) shows that beam.smp is still listening on the port.

The iframe port (8081) is still reachable though.

Notebooks that I keep open in a browser work fine until I try to reload the page.

I set LIVEBOOK_DEBUG but it does not show any errors.
Livebook just stops responding on port 8080.

Does anyone have an idea?

looks like #livebook is switching from monaco (which powers vs code i think?) to codemirror

https://github.com/livebook-dev/livebook/

https://codemirror.net/

but don't worry, codemirror has vim/emacs support 😎

Because only a single core was used and some dependencies like ecto_sqlite3 had to be compiled. But the script runs for a month non-stop. ;)
Now I have the posts, I do some sentiment analysis with #livebook. Some smartcells are magic. They can help a lot to learn the language, giving a starting point and speed up things. Two of three models I use are actually from the smart cells and than adept the code for my need.
4/9

a) I was not able to configure the database within #livebook. b) I am running it on a raspberry pi, to read in posts with some related tags every hour with #quantum.
To get it running on the pi was a bit of an advantage. I installed Erlang and Elixir via asdf. Erlang had to be compiled, which took a long while, although using a cores. The project was tested on my laptop. But on the pie I had to install all dependencies anew. That also did take a long time.
3/9

omg are we getting tailscale auth support built into livebook?!

https://github.com/livebook-dev/livebook/pull/2207

#elixir #livebook #tailscale

vim/emacs modes in livebook editors merged! ✨

this is going to make livebook so much nicer for me, and hopefully others 🤘🏽

thanks to @brijeshb42 for the monaco-(vim|emacs) packages 🙇🏽‍♂️

#myelixirstatus #livebook #vim #emacs

monaco-vim working in livebook, with the ESC-handling behaving as I would expect. this is against latest main, but is hardcoded. issues states this would need to be a setting.

https://github.com/livebook-dev/livebook/compare/main...kenichi:livebook:vim_mode

#elixir #livebook #vim

just tried to (naively) add monaco-vim to livebook, hit some errors. before diggin' in - anyone else interested in this or tried it?

#myelixirstatus #livebook #elixir #vim #js

I like the smartcells in #livebook. The makes things faster for the noob. The offer a fast and easy default. Hence a place to look. The cells for vegalkate are great. The cells for the databases only offer a starting point. The deep learning text cells only offer a promt. Hence, I have to change stuff, to apply it for a string, map, list. Its very sad, that the nets I tested only work with English language.

I am currently trying to write some #elixir code in #livebook with the help of chatgpt3.5.

While I can user explorer, when I currect some mistakes #chatgpt makes with the help of the documentation. But flatten a somewhat more complicated, data structures is to hard for #chatgpt and the same goes with insertion into a #sqlitedb. Perhaps it would know how to do the last in a project. But #chaptgpt was superbe in accessing #mastodon toots with #elixir.