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It's been in at least since Erlang Day. I'd bet it's been a year or two. It's always felt on the verge, but has never dropped off the edge. I suppose it's more
by adbachman 17y ago
It's been in at least since Erlang Day. I'd bet it's been a year or two.
It's always felt on the verge, but has never dropped off the edge. I suppose it's more exciting that way.
- araneae 17y agoI'm assuming this is a different Erlang Day than the one I was here for, as I'm still a noob. (And on that note, how many have there been? And can we pick another language for subsequent days plz?)
- allenbrunson 17y agoi can recall two 'erlang days' so far. the first happened when pg said the site was having some trouble coping with an influx of new users due to some high-profile mentions on other sites. he suggested posting articles about erlang to make the site look boring. i guess people complied a little more than he was expecting, so then he asked people to stop. the second time was when the site was overrun with articles about _why, right after his disappearance. some people thought it was a little too much, which once again triggered an influx of erlang articles. it looked to me like pg and the editors started killing erlang articles after that, and possibly the _why articles as well.