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Thinking Elixir News 197
Episode 197 of Thinking Elixir. In this episode, we’re diving into the fascinating world of at-home AI with a ready-to-deploy project harnessing Bumblebee and Fly GPUs, unraveling the tale of how an Xz backdoor catastrophe was narrowly sidestepped, and highlighting the power of customizing your Elixir IEx environment. We’ll also touch upon the eager anticipation for ElixirConf EU, taking place in Lisbon, where innovations in vehicular tech meet Elixir, and the upcoming NervesConf US – a prime event for embedded systems enthusiasts. Tune in for these buzzworthy topics and more!
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