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Building a Web Framework. Part I(Elixir Language - Erlang VM)
(elixir-lang.org)
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Erlang Embedded - Episode 1 : Raspberry Pi with a dash of Erlang
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Shen Language - Where to next?
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When large entities are involved, it's not unheard of these days for a DDOS attack to be in the size of 50+ Gb/s . There are not many providers that can withstand this and maintain a responsive platform for other customers. If DDOS attacks
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I was thinking along the same lines. What happened to Guile ( http://www.gnu.org/software/guile/ )? Maybe the developer(s) were not aware of it's purpose? Substitute Lua with Tcl and it would still be underwhelming.
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Ask HN: Anyone using Vertx(Node.js inspired for the JVM)?
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Nikodemus' Common Lisp FAQ
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FreeBSD will have it's own native type 2 hypervisor soon, BHyVe. http://wiki.freebsd.org/BHyVe
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Interesting idea. How would you go about simple authentication to prevent spoofing since PGP/GPG is too difficult to explain?
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I hate to be the one asking for a citation but can you share some examples of "more people" who have moved from Linux back to Solaris? I agree about excellence of Dtrace and ZFS but I'm just curious about your kernel comment.
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My understanding of hardware support from SmartOS and Illumos was that it only worked on Intel hardware and not AMD. Is this still the case? Relevant to this discussion : Joyent releasing SmartOS http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=288717
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This is indeed a nice TOS but I've always been impressed by Tarsnap's legal section. http://www.tarsnap.com/legal.html
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Status codes: http://www.iana.org/assignments/smtp-enhanced-status-codes/s... http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3463 I'm guessing most e-mail client providers just haven't found a reason to prettify the responses. If anyone is up to the ta
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And It All Went Horribly Wrong: Debugging Production Systems
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Pando and TechCrunch, can you guys report on the ground in Syria or Libya or Myanmar (or any place where life is actually happening) regarding the tech/start-up scene? I'd love to actually hear something of interest from you(and not about
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Maybe a better comparison is from some of the microframeworks for PHP. As you can see, Sinatra influenced a lot of frameworks in many languages. From Slim: ( http://www.slimframework.com/ ) require 'Slim/Slim.php'; $app = new Slim(); $app-&
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Rust's Object System
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What's the keyword for this article on AOL?
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Lang.NEXT 2012 Videos Now Online
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If you're referring to Cisco, it's IOS. You're right though that the odds of him not touching something like IOS or JUNOS or IronWare border on close to impossible.
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Congratulations on the launch and the beautiful work you're producing. I'd love to hear your feedback on the very popular discussion from a few days ago here ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3804134 ) on Raganwald's blog, "I don't hir
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Thanks. Reading through the changelog, you all have done some tremendous work.
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Does anyone know what language the previous JSON parser was written in...Erlang?
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Is Damien Katz still involved or completely moved onto the Membase...Couchio...Couchbase entity now? I like the layout and high contrast of the new site. My only comment is perhaps a header link to the "Quick Links" at the footer. I tend t
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A few questions maybe some of you already know. What's the "instance" that is spun up...an LXC container? Also, is this only for Server or will also be available on the desktop Ubuntu? Cloud only or is this also for local use?
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I thought Scrolls was his next game?
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That's a tremendous improvement. Obviously, I don't know the particulars of your situation but are you planning to update to more current hardware? The 5300 Cloverton was 65nm process and 2006 era. I'd be curious about the effect of using
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Change the branding to Supermicro and cut the cost to $5,000 and suddenly, many dedicated host providers out there have these servers. We're probably only 2-3 years away from this core count being a $2,000-$3,000 box. Throw ARM and Tilera
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Is eglibc likely to merge into glibc? I was under the impression that one of the reasons Debian moved from glibc to eglibc was friction with the project maintainer.
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The OMGPOP CEO
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