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>a few months ago I saw a comment in Hacker News, written by Adrian Colyer...was commenting how different messaging systems have very different set of features,
by turingbook 12y ago
>a few months ago I saw a comment in Hacker News, written by Adrian Colyer...was commenting how different messaging systems have very different set of features, properties, and without the details it is almost impossible to evaluate the different choices, and to evaluate if one is faster than the other because it has a better implementation, or simple offers a lot less guarantees. So he wrote a set of questions one should ask when evaluating a messaging system.
I can not find the comment by @acolyer on HN. Who can help me?
- discardorama 12y agoI think Salvatore mis-remembered. The comment was by @jacques_chester (he made a joke about it below, but people didn't get it). The comment is in this thread (HN doesn't let me link directly): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8708921 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8708921 . Look for Jacque's comment in there, and Salvatore replied to it. I also wanted to find the original, and used Jacque's remark below as a starting point to start hunting for it.
- turingbook 12y agoThanks!
- antirez 12y agoSorry Jacques, Adrian. This great (IMHO) set of questions was written by Jacques indeed.