Dunearhp

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by Dunearhp 16y ago
It was installed by default on one of my old debian boxes. The first time I stumbled upon it I felt like I was in the twilight zone. It took some time to realize what it was.
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by Dunearhp 16y ago
It is one of the few arguments that doesn't first require the other person to have a deep understanding of functional programming. Try to convince someone of the value of immutability without mentioning concurrency. Imperative and function
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by Dunearhp 16y ago
You can be a good bricklayer without knowing much about structural engineering. What happens when you want to build something taller than ten stories? What happens when you want to program for more than ten CPU cores?
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by Dunearhp 16y ago
This is what I think they are doing.
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by Dunearhp 16y ago
Why does someone need a reason not to answer a silly question.
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by Dunearhp 16y ago
Do you use EV to run your Perl web apps as free standing applications? Or do you use it for some other purpose?
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by Dunearhp 16y ago
Your point is invalid, and is in fact a much better argument for open standards, which don't require a predatory monopoly to benefit the ecosystem. Consider: The value of TCP is not in itself, but in the applications that run on it. The gre
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by Dunearhp 16y ago
It is an interesting video. Quick summary: Node.js is a program/api written in C that lets you write asynchronous servers in javascript. All IO is done through event loops and callbacks. If you are interested in the efficiency/architecture
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by Dunearhp 17y ago
He confuses his own internal mental model with the actual nature of electricity. Mostly this is just arguments about semantics.
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by Dunearhp 17y ago
They've moved the hosting to Australia.
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by Dunearhp 17y ago
I've been using HStringTemplate on top of happstack quite happily. REST would be fairly easy to achieve using this approach. I would venture to suggest that most people would find it easier to adapt happstack directly to their needs than tr