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   by avalanche123 5y ago

   What a mind blowing achievement. Wow!
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   by avalanche123 5y ago

   I think this is also getting at the difference between pub/sub and state synchronization. While one might think they want the former, what they really want is the latter. Get some state and receive updates continuously rather than deal
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   by avalanche123 6y ago

   I believe anti trust is triggered when it negatively affects consumers, with Amazon’s aggressive competition consumers usually win. At least short term...
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   by avalanche123 7y ago

   This pattern is called Composition ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_over_inheritance ). What makes it much more practical in Go than in say Java is struct embedding and implicit interface implementations
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   Ruby Driver for Apache Cassandra 1.0 GA(datastax.com)

   11 points by avalanche123 12y ago|0 comments
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   by avalanche123 14y ago

   Well, success of a job is transient and not permanent in this case. Like I mentioned before, successful boot of a dependency doesn't mean that dependency exists by the time we get to boot a host. You need to continuously check the status of
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   by avalanche123 14y ago

   This was my initial idea. However, consider this scenario. I need to boot a web stack (db master, pool of db slaves, webservers and a load balancer). I boot a master, job succeeds, then I boot slaves, job succeeds. I boot webservers, but by
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   by avalanche123 14y ago

   Thanks for feedback. Indeed, complex emergent behaviors are not demonstrated in the provided example. But they are possible when changes in environment affect other control loops. Which might result in conflicts, at which point control loop
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   AngularJS - Superheroic JavaScript MVC Framework(avalanche123.com)

   4 points by avalanche123 15y ago|0 comments
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    I feel the example I built for our demo is a good one. Here I implemented presence and chat servers to build online chatroom. Servers and clients were initially built in Ruby, to be used in a private network behind firewall. I was then able
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    heh, best I can do yet
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    You are right, however C bindings in other languages usually look quite ugly and non-idiomatic, but ZeroMQ did great job in that sense and their higher level language bindings are written with language specifics in mind
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    Haha, I know you don't like coffeescript, so I wrote clone client library for demo in pure JS - https://github.com/progrium/nullmq/blob/master/demos/presenc...
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    Yup, I'm sure that will get updated
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    NullMQ multiplexing protocol is built on top of STOMP. The main advantage of NullMQ is same socket primitives as ZeroMQ, so same patterns and solutions can be built in the browser.
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    Exactly, I'm very happy that message went through!
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    Hi, the author is not twelve and he in fact is quite known in Python community. I'll ping him about missing license.
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    Interacting with ZeroMQ from the browser(avalanche123.com)

    62 points by avalanche123 15y ago|27 comments
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    very cool, I'll see about adding support for it too
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    thanks, will do!
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    by avalanche123 15y ago

    sorry, it looked so awesome and I noticed the kind requirement to use it for flask-only projects after rolled the new sphinx design out. I promise to use a different theme and is something I'm working on now.
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    Image manipulation library for PHP 5.3(imagine.readthedocs.org)

    83 points by avalanche123 15y ago|28 comments