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   by gull 11y ago

   Thanks for Milton Keynes but that can't be the only result in the whole world. One proposal is Arcosanti, an urban laboratory focused on innovative design, community, and environmental accountability. https://arcosanti.org&#
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   by gull 11y ago

   You touched on most points, primarily avoiding the situation of reasoning about concurrent old and new code. I didn't know a gen_server manages code loading like this, thank you for that. An upgrade doesn't involve only the in-mem
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   by gull 11y ago

   From http://www.sidewalkinc.com/ : "By 2050, the population in cities will double" Is the best solution a frontal attack? Or could it be moving away from existing cities? Could one design a new city from scratch?
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   by gull 11y ago

   That's not guaranteed to be safe. Having new code check if your state is old and upgrading isn't enough. You also need to check old code doesn't process new state. That becomes harder under concurrency. http://en.w
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   by gull 11y ago

   The holy grail of high-availability isn't upgrading stateless software. It's upgrading stateful ones. Like upgrading when a data structure changes between versions. The HTTP protocol nginx serves is stateless and by comparison far
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   by gull 11y ago

   A different view is countries compete for knowledge-based workers that may go on and start startups. The key criterion in starting a startup isn't academic performance. In a startup heading towards a foreign environment and navigating