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Thinking Elixir 212 - Dueling with Wizards over ElixirConf!

Episode 212 of Thinking Elixir. In this episode of the Thinking Elixir Podcast, we dive into the exciting new Metal support in Nx, thanks to Paulo Valente’s hard work, and discuss Chris McCord’s impressive demo on deploying a distributed Elixir app with YugabyteDB. We also cover Paraxial.io’s new free tier, the release of the REST client Polo, and the latest updates from the Peep library. Plus, a special collaboration with the Elixir Wizards crew previews ElixirConf 2024 with insights on training classes, talks, and strategies to make the most of the event. Tune in for tips on networking, keynotes, and all the reasons why this conference is a must-attend for Elixir enthusiasts!

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