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61.
by asabil 10y ago
Heard of messenger.com ?
62.
by asabil 10y ago
Unless you have a hardware decoder
63.
Sweet.js hits 1.0(github.com)
2 points by asabil 11y ago|0 comments
64.
by asabil 11y ago
The "if" keyword should have been "when" instead. It's useful in some cases, but rarely used.
65.
by asabil 11y ago
This is pretty much elm ( http://elm-lang.org ) and elm architecture ( https://github.com/evancz/elm-architecture-tutorial/ )
66.
by asabil 12y ago
Once you get there, maybe base64url binary blobs are way more efficient and quite compact.
67.
by asabil 12y ago
The Erlang garbage collector was designed to explicitly avoid unpredictable long pauses
68.
by asabil 12y ago
No it does not, hibernation is very explicit.
69.
by asabil 12y ago
Only 3 majors left, EMI has been acquired by Universal and Warner. Also the problem is in the payout from the labels to the artists signed to them.
70.
by asabil 12y ago
I think it's a pretty cool name
71.
by asabil 12y ago
POST most definitely. POST stands for "process this" in REST semantics.
72.
by asabil 12y ago
What about a proper image format with support for multiple resolutions? Similar to the way it's done in SVC ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Video_Coding )
73.
by asabil 13y ago
Couldn't agree more
74.
by asabil 13y ago
Heh, bandwidth can help, but caching helps primarily with latency.
75.
by asabil 13y ago
It wouldn't make sense to have a network actor and a parsing actor. Because these two tasks (downloading the data and parsing it) are not concurrent, you should instead have a crawler actor that downloads -> parses -> stores.
76.
by asabil 13y ago
Put the two together and you get Erlang
77.
by asabil 13y ago
Interesting, some people still use Inches, Spoons and Buckets to measure things...
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Concurrent Scheme on top of the Erlang VM(the-concurrent-schemer.github.io)
11 points by asabil 14y ago|0 comments
79.
by asabil 14y ago
What happens if one of the children calls panic() ?
80.
by asabil 14y ago
Maybe read /proc/self/maps and /proc/self/mem and try to locate the BigInteger value in the JVM heap?
81.
by asabil 14y ago
If you want to learn functional programming, concurrent programming and fault tolerant system design at the same time then you should pick Erlang :)
82.
by asabil 14y ago
This is an OS-less web server VM, basically an modified Erlang VM to run directly on "almost" bare-metal
83.
by asabil 14y ago
Time to use UUIDs for project names :)
84.
by asabil 14y ago
In the Erlang world, you do that by creating behaviors.
85.
by asabil 14y ago
You can add the soft realtime characteristics of the VM to the mix. That's not something you can just add to the JVM as a library either.
86.
by asabil 14y ago
There are plenty of successes out there: Riak, Ejabberd, Whatsapp messenger, Klarna, Demonware, Soundrop, Wooga... Just to name a few
87.
by asabil 14y ago
Well, it all depends on what you mean by message passing. If you mean call a method or a function passing it a value type, then yes you can do message passing in any language. If on the other hand you mean passing data between completely is
88.
by asabil 15y ago
This is seriously creepy
89.
Soundrop(open.spotify.com)
1 points by asabil 15y ago|1 comments
90.
by asabil 15y ago
I had the same experience concerning XFS, I experienced repeated data loss on power failure about 4 years ago. These days I just stick with ext4

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