This is a neat idea but it would be great if there was a bit more substance to the post. Do we have any performance benchmarks? Why would I consider it a strong

This is a neat idea but it would be great if there was a bit more substance to the post. Do we have any performance benchmarks? Why would I consider it a strong contender? Stating "multi-core support" to me is not necessarily scaling. I'm in no way an expert, but I work in Erlang in my day job and just glancing at the repo, this solution can't possibly be performant. A) Erlang is slow at math. B) Arrays don't have O(1) access(ETS tables might be able to help with this). C) You can't scale this solution with more Erlang nodes(without some additional work). I really like Erlang and want to evangelize it but I don't think this is a good way of doing it. I only see this as a neat toy but not a selling point for using Erlang.. As a side note: I noticed the repo has a feature note about adding NIF's for performance bottlenecks (native C code for Erlang to talk to). If you end up writing C code, then what are you gaining from Erlang?