Minnie Mills (Actor/Model) https://www.girlselfie.com/652820/minnie-mills-actor-model/ #ActorModel #BeautyInOurTime #GirlSelfie #girls #GirlsSelfie #Mills #MINNIE #pretty #PrettyGirls #PrettyGirlsInstagram #PrettyGirlsSelfie

Concurrency isn’t new, but how we apply it keeps evolving.

In this post, @JeroenSoeters explores how Ergo brings Erlang-inspired concurrency patterns to Go using the Actor Model.

We’re using ideas like this to help build tools that feel simple, but scale with your systems.

Full write-up and repo in comments below. 👇

Follow @plateng_labs for updates on what we're building.

#golang #actormodel #infra #platformengineering #devtools

i might not need a full blown actor framework for the idea i have to get the features i want. i dont care about asynchronous execution, distributed runtimes and all that other stuff for my text editor to have runtime function hot swapping. i just need a single massive global vtable, and online upgrades are just updating the function pointer the index points to. plus i get object capability security for free since you use an opaque index (tho that's kinda irrelevant for my usage)

all the actual logic for that is a single function with a bit of inline assembly to shuffle the arguments around, do a silly little index into an array, then jump to it.

it's a memory access so this does hurt cache if you're calling into an actor while doing some heavy computation in some loop (like processing a text buffer into a list of vertices and passing it to a renderer actor), but you're calling into another actor anyway and that could do anything. you should probably be batching these calls instead.

#actormodel #texteditor

also correct me if im wrong, but can a #microkernel be considered to be using the actor model? because rpc can be seen as just passing messages around and each userspace driver as an actor. i only just learnt about the #actormodel though

Talking to someone from the Actor/OCAP model about programming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU_RGhavFbY

#programming #ActorModel #OCAP

At the heart of this approach is the ability to develop systems that react to changes in data or environment in real-time.

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Essa sinergia entre técnicas de programação avançada e métodos ágeis de gestão é a chave para desenvolver sistemas verdadeiramente antifrágeis, capazes de prosperar em um ambiente de constante mudança e incerteza.

Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AVAZs

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Agents are just the tip of the iceberg.

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Watching David Khourshid talk from JSConf. It's interesting to see how to relates the actor model to LLM agents

(also points for the Microsoft Orleans call out 🙂)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhAl0EiXmaY
#jsconf #actormodel #llm

At the heart of this approach is the ability to develop systems that react to changes in data or environment in real-time.

Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ASOUX

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Moreover, the reactive environment in Elixir encourages creativity and experimentation.

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Agents encapsulate state and provide a simple API for state retrieval and updates, making them ideal for tasks requiring stateful services.

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Structures like Agents, a fundamental part of Elixir’s concurrency model, play a pivotal role.

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Delving into the realm of Reactive Programming in Elixir opens a world of possibilities for building responsive and resilient applications.

Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ASOSw

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Whether you’re managing state in a distributed application or building a real-time messaging system, Elixir provides the tools to make these tasks both feasible and enjoyable.

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For developers looking to add some excitement to their coding routine, diving into Reactive Programming with Elixir could be just the adventure they need.

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Elixir's robust ecosystem includes numerous tools and libraries that support the Reactive Programming paradigm.

Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ASOSZ

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The beauty of Reactive Programming in Elixir lies not only in its technical capabilities but also in the fun and excitement it brings to the development process.

Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ASOSS

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Elixir, with its functional programming roots, provides a perfect playground for applying Reactive Programming principles.

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