Really hope enough people buy these new so that in a few years time I can get a second hand one. ;-)
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nelsonic commented on Telo MT1 telotrucks.com/... · Posted by u/turtleyacht
Very promising. But still not stable. One to watch.
nelsonic commented on Self hosted FLOSS fitness/workout tracker github.com/wger-project/w... · Posted by u/freemh
Stepping back a bit, we used to call these "programs". Why are they now "hosted"? I see this with recipe databases, fitness trackers, all sorts of things that have no reason to ever leave my laptop except when my backup job runs.
What's the advantage of having the server and data on some device other than the one I'm using to interact with it?
Inputting data on your smartphone and it appearing on your laptop without any extra sync effort.
nelsonic commented on Teen on Musk's DOGE team graduated from 'The Com' krebsonsecurity.com/2025/... · Posted by u/mmsc
> One of the DOGE kids may have just cloned every repo and then connect the machine to public internet because they need to fed it to an AI to figure out how things work.
May...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/02/06/elon-musk-d...
This is _exactly_ what overpriced management consultants would have done … the only question is which AI tools are they feeding the data to?
nelsonic commented on BYD's electric supercar jumps over potholes and spikes drive.com.au/news/byd-yan... · Posted by u/geox
Pre-orders immediately exhausted by criminals.
(Awesome tech! Or at least CGI ...)
nelsonic commented on In Colorado, a marriage of solar energy and farming ksjd.org/2024-12-31/in-co... · Posted by u/dr_dshiv
expected solar driven nitrogen reactor fixation mention cause thats the trinity.
Please elaborate for the uninitiated.
Great work as always @kojiwakayama looks superb!
Thanks for the free access links. I did read through a bit.
The title is misleading because exactly one implementation was chosen for each of the tested languages. They conclude “do not us e Python” because the Python websockets library performs pretty poorly.
Each language is scored based on the library chosen. I have to believe there are more options for some of these languages.
As someone who is implementing an Elixir LiveView app right now, I was particularly curious to see how Elixir performed given LiveViews reliance on websockets, but as Elixir didn’t make the cut.
Was also surprised they omitted Elixir/Erlang from the list of languages. Crazy considering how many messaging apps use OTP on the backend.
nelsonic commented on Using Erlang hot code updates underjord.io/how-i-use-er... · Posted by u/lawik
Can someone explain how this is not genuinely terrifying from a security perspective?
Where is the security problem? All code commits and builds can still be signed. All of this is just a more efficient way of deploying changes without dropping existing connections.
Are you suggesting that hot code replacement is somehow a attack vector? Ericsson has been using this method for decades on critical infrastructure to patch switches without dropping live calls/connections it works.
No need to fear Erlang/BEAM.