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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15545 · Mar 7

#elixir#agent#ai#artificial_intelligence#elixir#event_driven_architecture#functional_programming#orchestration#workflow Jido is a pure functional framework for Elixir to build autonomous multi-agent workflows. Agents are immutable data with a simple `cmd/2` function that transforms state purely and outputs directives for effects like signals or spawning, handled by OTP runtime. It formalizes patterns like standard signals, reusable actions, and hierarchies over raw GenServer, adding AI tools, strategies (ReAct, FSM), and supervision. You benefit by creating scalable, testable, fault-tolerant agent systems easily for production AI apps, saving reinvented code. https://github.com/agentjido/jido

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Adultery in the later Middle Ages was punished by religious penance, fines, corporal punishment, and public humiliation. In southern France, a punishment called “the run” forced an adulterous couple to move through the streets. They were often naked or in undergarments. In some cases, the woman held a rope attached to her lover’s genitals. A town crier announced the sentence to gather a crowd. The couple could be beaten at crossroads during the procession. Over time, towns increasingly allowed fines instead of public humiliation, especially for those who could pay, while poorer people were more often sentenced to “the run.” ⚖️🏃‍♂️📜 [Read more] @googlefactss #MiddleAges#HistoryFacts#MedievalLaw#Adultery#france#punishment

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