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This week in Elixir
Up and Running Nx
Sean explains what tensors are, how to operate on them, and how to implement basic linear regression using gradient descent, all from Elixir.
Announcing Livebook
José announces Livebook, which is basically the "Jupyter Notebook Idea" on steroids (and on the BEAM), written in Elixir & LiveView. There's also a great demo video!
Axon: Deep Learning in Elixir
What a week: Sean announced Axon, a High Level Deep Learning Library written in Elixir that leverages Nx.
PostgreSQL EXPLAIN ANALYZE for Web Developers
Pawel started this series about interpreting the output of SQL EXPLAIN ANALYZE , which might seem like dark magic at first.
Lumen - Statically Compiled Erlang for X86
Lars wrote this "Getting Started" on Lumen, which will basically let you compile Elixir for the browser.
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