What I mean when I say that machine learning in Elixir is production-ready

Re:What I mean when I say that machine learning in Elixir is... by techpression on Thursday May 09, 2024 @03:04PM (#40311792)

Yeah I don't get this argument either. It's like people are still stuck in micro-benchmark-land. Sub-1ms responses are the norm in Phoenix and I tend to never get anything above 100µs for LiveView messages, sure, they're noops, but calling it slow is .. well, strange.

Sure, you don't want to do number crunching in pure Elixir, but I'm always curious as to the actual needs people have, once being one of the "performance is everything" kind of developers myself.

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Re:What I mean when I say that machine learning in Elixir is... by cess11 on Thursday May 09, 2024 @05:10PM (#40313005)

For number-crunching there's Nx. As far as I can tell it's a solved problem, with easy handling of things like batching over clusters of GPU:s and things like that as a bonus.

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