Dr. Christian Geuer-Pollmann
@christian.geuer-pollmann.de
Principal Engineer working on @Azure, security & cloud architect, Apache Committer, DG5EAW, http://genserver.social/chgeuer. Private account. #ElixirLang. Archive https://bsky.app/profile/chgeuer.bsky.social
With a ham radio license that still works wonderfully (if the solar Wechselrichter of the neighborhood doesn’t fuck up SNR in HF band too much)
November 24, 2025 at 10:58 AM
With a ham radio license that still works wonderfully (if the solar Wechselrichter of the neighborhood doesn’t fuck up SNR in HF band too much)
Got it, thx
November 22, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Got it, thx
Looks cool. Out of curiosity: why do you spin up a GenServer for sending a single packet and waiting for the reply? Wouldn’t that be something you can do directly in the calling process?
November 22, 2025 at 3:55 PM
Looks cool. Out of curiosity: why do you spin up a GenServer for sending a single packet and waiting for the reply? Wouldn’t that be something you can do directly in the calling process?
That's interesting, indeed surprising that the "fast" one is consistently slower. Love the example
October 11, 2025 at 11:05 PM
That's interesting, indeed surprising that the "fast" one is consistently slower. Love the example
Just kidding, but that's a funny one gist.github.com/chgeuer/141e...
quake_iii_inverse_quare_root_in_elixir.livemc
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October 11, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Just kidding, but that's a funny one gist.github.com/chgeuer/141e...
The first one who shows the Quake algorithm with Elixir pattern matching wins a comment in the post? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_in...
Fast inverse square root - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
October 11, 2025 at 3:55 PM
The first one who shows the Quake algorithm with Elixir pattern matching wins a comment in the post? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_in...
It’s awesome to see the level of dedication and professionalism how you all (with the umbrella of the ErlEF‘s CNA) are handling all of that. Big hat tip.
Wanted to add some snarky joke about „making Elixir more known to the world“ via vulnerabilities and CVEs, but didn’t find the right words 🤪
Wanted to add some snarky joke about „making Elixir more known to the world“ via vulnerabilities and CVEs, but didn’t find the right words 🤪
October 11, 2025 at 9:09 AM
It’s awesome to see the level of dedication and professionalism how you all (with the umbrella of the ErlEF‘s CNA) are handling all of that. Big hat tip.
Wanted to add some snarky joke about „making Elixir more known to the world“ via vulnerabilities and CVEs, but didn’t find the right words 🤪
Wanted to add some snarky joke about „making Elixir more known to the world“ via vulnerabilities and CVEs, but didn’t find the right words 🤪
Interesting. Would be interesting to have a short doc on how patterns in the other WS(S) clients would translate to your lib. Unifying on Req/Mint/Finch of everything client sounds compelling
October 11, 2025 at 7:54 AM
Interesting. Would be interesting to have a short doc on how patterns in the other WS(S) clients would translate to your lib. Unifying on Req/Mint/Finch of everything client sounds compelling
Interesting, never seen that glitch on iOS
October 10, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Interesting, never seen that glitch on iOS
Nice article, my immediate question "Where can I find Result" pointed me to your nice "Fey" library, very cool... Makes the F#-lover in me tick...
October 4, 2025 at 12:50 PM
Nice article, my immediate question "Where can I find Result" pointed me to your nice "Fey" library, very cool... Makes the F#-lover in me tick...
That looks awesome
October 2, 2025 at 5:01 PM
That looks awesome
And for good balance www.grisp.org/blog/posts/2...
GRiSP Ecosystem by Stritzinger - Erlang & Elixir
A modular embedded ecosystem—bare-metal hardware, software stacks, and a cloud platform for real-time IoT and distributed systems.
www.grisp.org
October 2, 2025 at 11:48 AM
And for good balance www.grisp.org/blog/posts/2...
Absolutely. The question is whether that particular aspect is a an advantage or not. That only works if you run on a single machine, and can be friggin dangerous. Also, Erlang/Elixir would have hot-code-reloading, but that also needs some thinking
October 2, 2025 at 11:43 AM
Absolutely. The question is whether that particular aspect is a an advantage or not. That only works if you run on a single machine, and can be friggin dangerous. Also, Erlang/Elixir would have hot-code-reloading, but that also needs some thinking
Congrats, what an achievement
September 29, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Congrats, what an achievement
Supposed to land on my German mailbox Oct-02 😎
September 26, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Supposed to land on my German mailbox Oct-02 😎
Ham radio was a topic during Goatmire as well, @peterullrich.com currently studying for his Dutch license… Vy 73, DG5EAW
September 24, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Ham radio was a topic during Goatmire as well, @peterullrich.com currently studying for his Dutch license… Vy 73, DG5EAW
Wait, what? Really?!?
September 23, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Wait, what? Really?!?
BTW, I just installed Erlang globally (otp_win64_28.1.exe) from erlang.org, and that also works without issue. I believe something in your local environment is mixed up... Both user-directory installation (and global machine-wide installation with spaces in path) work without an issue.
September 21, 2025 at 8:45 AM
BTW, I just installed Erlang globally (otp_win64_28.1.exe) from erlang.org, and that also works without issue. I believe something in your local environment is mixed up... Both user-directory installation (and global machine-wide installation with spaces in path) work without an issue.
Error code 5 looks like some sort of access permission issue. I like to install Erlang/Elixir via the the scripts from elixir-install.org, no hassle. Anyway, if the problem persists, you might also give livebook.dev a shot, notebooks where you can have Erlang code cells as well.
![C:\Users\chgeuer
λ dir fun_test.*
Volume in drive C is C
Volume Serial Number is 72BC-3429
Directory of C:\Users\chgeuer
21.09.2025 10:35 50 fun_test.erl
1 File(s) 50 bytes
0 Dir(s) 1.044.067.782.656 bytes free
C:\Users\chgeuer
λ which erlc.exe
/c/Users/chgeuer/.elixir-install/installs/otp/28.0.1/bin/erlc.exe
C:\Users\chgeuer
λ erlc.exe fun_test.erl
C:\Users\chgeuer
λ dir fun_test.*
Volume in drive C is C
Volume Serial Number is 72BC-3429
Directory of C:\Users\chgeuer
21.09.2025 10:37 588 fun_test.beam
21.09.2025 10:35 50 fun_test.erl
2 File(s) 638 bytes
0 Dir(s) 1.043.897.606.144 bytes free
C:\Users\chgeuer
λ type fun_test.erl
-module(fun_test).
-export([t1/0]).
t1() -> 1.
C:\Users\chgeuer](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:bohbypttsuiw4knejkcs2ycl/bafkreierf2qghz45xlsyzeyvefmdg5kjy6w3zb436amete76rfopqacjgu@jpeg)
September 21, 2025 at 8:40 AM
Error code 5 looks like some sort of access permission issue. I like to install Erlang/Elixir via the the scripts from elixir-install.org, no hassle. Anyway, if the problem persists, you might also give livebook.dev a shot, notebooks where you can have Erlang code cells as well.
In installed Erlang multiple time on Win 10 and 11 over the last years, and stuff like a space in ‚Program Files‘ had never been an issue, that’s why I’m confused
September 21, 2025 at 7:00 AM
In installed Erlang multiple time on Win 10 and 11 over the last years, and stuff like a space in ‚Program Files‘ had never been an issue, that’s why I’m confused
That is strange. Can’t repro currently, but I would suggest to try the Erlang portion of this as well, pure command line via Powershell
elixir-install.org
elixir-install.org
Elixir Install
elixir-install.org
September 21, 2025 at 6:54 AM
That is strange. Can’t repro currently, but I would suggest to try the Erlang portion of this as well, pure command line via Powershell
elixir-install.org
elixir-install.org