Livebook & Elixir: Where AI, Web & Concurrency Meet
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Livebook demonstrates Elixir on the BEAM running 1 million processes in seconds, inspects each process’ memory/reductions, and produces Kino visual traces and live charts from that data. The demo builds a working web app with Bandit, embeds Bumblebee/AX ML models via smart cells, converts the model into a batched GPU serving, and then transparently distributes inference to another notebook node — the end-to-end example runs and scales.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:28Dynamic
- 4:27Functional
- 11:50Concurrency
- 17:29Plotting live data
- 24:28WebAI
- 43:45New notebook
- 47:07Outro
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