The hardest part is finding a reliable HTTP3/QUIC/WebTransport implementation to use. So far I'm experimenting with `:wtransport` [1], but `:requiem` [2] is another option that hasn't been updated in a while.

[1] github.com/bugnano/wtra...
[2] github.com/xflagstudio/...

I'm also working on a silly side project MMO using Elixir along with WebTransport and Babylon.js; I wish you luck on your endeavor!

It's kinda task specific. A recent example: large project on Elixir 1.17 / OTP 26; I attempt to upgrade straight to Elixir 1.19 / OTP 28 (mostly an experiment). Clone two copies of the repo so I don't have to change branches and wait for a long rebuild. Much quicker subsequent builds. 😄

I used to proclaim the benefits of git worktrees but all of the things worktrees provided for me could be replaced by just cloning the repo again in a new directory so I have two distinct copies on my filesystem to work with simultaneously. 😂

Lately I've been digging math rock; particularly "American Football". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_rock 😄

I've also found that reliable property-based tests are a godsend when working on complex application code, especially with LLM tools. StreamData is particularly nice: github.com/whatyouhide/... #ElixirLang 🙌

I still unironically listen to L70ETC: youtu.be/uOpdyytB3OY

Gleamux

I also have a Beelink machine with their cool GPU dock! It runs a Proxmox server with GPU passthrough for VMs and containers. 😄

And example output: gist.github.com/Nezteb/c20cd...

Here's a better benchmark with much larger inputs: livebook.dev/run?url=http... 😄

moralmachine.mit.edu 👀

Example results on my machine: gist.github.com/Nezteb/e241f...

I was curious about the performance differences, so I set up a Livebook benchmark with Benchee: livebook.dev/run?url=http...

Ahhh I'm in the middle of trying to migrate us to OTP 28. This specific project is still on OTP 26. 😅

If I ever finish the OTP 28 upgrade I'll test the Credo speeds again!