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by biokoda 11y ago
live video. There is no cross browser compatible format for live streaming.
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by biokoda 11y ago
With live video you don't really have a choice if you want compatibility with all browsers.
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> TCP would guarantee delivery Calling send just copies the buffer to the kernel/driver. When the call returns you do not know how much of it is actually sent. You might have the situation of the producer thinking it was sent, when
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by biokoda 11y ago
If the consumer is stateless then it needs to acknowledge every received event for it to be reliable. Otherwise the producer may think something is sent when it actually never arrived (tcp connection was closed). So it's either unrelia
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by biokoda 11y ago
When is it better to use something else?
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by biokoda 11y ago
Sqlite now supports JSON.
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by biokoda 11y ago
Why is it the queues responsibility to store consumer offsets? Consumer is the only side that knows how far along his processing is. Why is the queue storing this data, when all the consumer has to do is tell it: send me events for topic X
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by biokoda 11y ago
They said it's more of an experimental test bed.
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by biokoda 11y ago
Print more money.
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SQLite 3.9.0 with JSON SQL functions released(sqlite.org)
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by biokoda 11y ago
firefox reader view actually makes this article readable. First time I've needed it.
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by biokoda 11y ago
Why does your phone number change every month?
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by biokoda 11y ago
Yes I think so
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by biokoda 11y ago
WhatsApp engineers themselves said Erlang was the main reason they were able to scale as well as they did.
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SQLite json draft(sqlite.org)
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No matter how you do it you can shoot yourself in the foot.
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What does communism have to do with anything? Protectionism is exactly how the Asian Tigers developed their economies. You don't have to take it from me, read it from a prominent South Korean economist: http://www.amazon.com
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by biokoda 11y ago
May as well be talking about Erlang. Except that Erlang has the concept developed 10 steps further.
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Yes and those japanese companies developed in their home turf and became strong enough to compete in the world market. The japanese government nurtured their industry. When it comes to internet based businesses this is not done. The end res
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Short term expense of the citizens. Nurturing local business is a long term benefit strategy. Protectionism is how every nation on the planet developed. Why are Americans driving South Korean/Japanese cars and not the other way around?
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by biokoda 11y ago
Ruby on Celluloid performs better than Elixir, Go or Rust?
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by biokoda 11y ago
"scp and i'm done" is completely possible with Elixir/Erlang. It is how we deploy lots of erlang pages. Copy beam files, have erlang check periodically if any beam files have changed and reload them. Using erlang release
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The vast majority of programmers never used or cared about Prolog.
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> User-level runtime, which is trying to do kernel's job is a problem, but being mostly-functional it, at least, have no threading/locking problems - so it scales. Nothing much to talk about. Spoken as someone who has never rea
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by biokoda 11y ago
The biggest obstacle to erlangs adoption is that it does not have a low barrier to entry. The syntax is strange, the way of structuring and building solutions is strange. It is incredibly powerful, but it requires a different way of thinkin
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yes
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(2) People tend to follow the path of least resistance even if not the most optimal. Erlang requires more effort in the beginning, but pays off immensely later on. It's easier to start learning go because it's not as strange. This
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by biokoda 11y ago
Why not lmdb?
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Maybe they trigger timers immediately
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> But the kids my generations are a lot more interested in "technology". What I mean by that is they'd much rather get an expensive phone than a gold necklace, and brag about that instead. You are assuming everyone worldw

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