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Even if not a gameserver, virtually anything should not be buggy after one month of uptime. That is just ridiculous. Redundancy is completely orthogonal to this
by int0x80 8y ago
Even if not a gameserver, virtually anything should not be buggy after one month of uptime. That is just ridiculous. Redundancy is completely orthogonal to this issue.
- baybal2 8y agoI hate and like people behind JS development as a language at the same time. Node.js devs more than anybody else realize what's wrong with the general direction of mainstream webdev languages, while at the same time cultivating that culture around themselves like that. A good decision they made was not using high level IO abstractions that both eats performance, and obscures synchronicity implications. And the bad one is their general chabuduo attitude. While nobody in a sane mind will use node.js for an airplane autopilot,or a space mission software, there is no reason for them not to strive for improving node.js reliability to the extend demanded in the "serious software" industry
- mintplant 8y ago> While nobody in a sane mind will use node.js for an airplane autopilot,or a space mission software, The Nightscout artificial pancreas system runs Node.js. https://github.com/nightscout/share2nightscout-bridge/blob/master/index.js#L353 https://github.com/nightscout/share2nightscout-bridge/blob/m... With this bug, glucose monitor readings would stop being delivered after 25 days.