kungfooguru

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by kungfooguru 11y ago
I'm a long time Erlang programmer and still prefer Erlang. But anyone who asks about web programming I point to Phoenix. So if you are doing a web app, or have a web component, I'd suggest Elixir and Phoenix for that part :) Erlan
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Hm, wonder if samclemens reads Marxmail.... Louis sent this out a couple hours before you posted it here so thought it might be the case :)
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Even when it is as simply as technology putting someone out of work it is a joke to then tell them, "It is ok, you and your fellow workers may be out of work but ultimately the unemployment level won't rise, so chill out." Th
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
He is high level and in the Vancouver office. Everyone I've known who worked on AWS in Seattle have sounded exactly like the NYTimes article (so no, it isn't just the e-commerce side) and I've never heard any positive feedbac
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
These posts cover some of that: http://blog.erlware.org/some-thoughts-on-go-and-erlang/ http://vagabond.github.io/rants/2015/06/05/a-year-with-go/
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
You mean damn those Greeks wanting to run their own lives? Something that was violently crushed and kept through an oppressive military junta?
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
I'd be suspcious of anyone who wasn't ok with violence against Nazis...
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
2. They lose money and have to wait in long lines to get their money when you use a credit card. Don't blame the worker. 4. Sure, kind of annoying I guess... I've had far more really enjoyable cab rides with Chicago drivers than I
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How I Start Erlang updated with rebar3(howistart.org)
1 points by kungfooguru 11y ago|0 comments
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Maybe better to just link to https://github.com/tonini/alchemist.el/releases/tag/v1.0.0
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
My thoughts as well. And if you one does accept the restrictions I'd hope they remove the performance penalties associated with binding everything so late so it can be swapped.
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A Concurrency System for Idris and Erlang(lenary.co.uk)
64 points by kungfooguru 11y ago|5 comments
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Comparison of the Orlean and Erlang/OTP+Riak Core(christophermeiklejohn.com)
4 points by kungfooguru 11y ago|0 comments
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
I bet it works great for Google or anyone else who keeps everything in one big repo and isn't developing open source applications.
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Removing features is a lot harder than adding them :)
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
It should be noted that rebar3 ( http://rebar3.org ) uses hex for packages and has a plugin for working with hex repos https://github.com/tsloughter/rebar3_hex
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
The Ericsson team does plan to open up things like that. But pmods shouldn't be used like an example of them going against the community in driving the language forward. Very very few people in the community objected to their removal.
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Erlang's killer framework is OTP. Not everything is for writing webapps. I'm happy for Erlang to never have a decent web framework. I prefer Erlang (I don't write webapps) but point everyone to Elixir and Phoenix if they want
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Lessons Learned While Working on Large-Scale Server Software(ferd.ca)
13 points by kungfooguru 12y ago|0 comments
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Project Orleans: Different Than Erlang, Designed for a Broad Group of Developers(thenewstack.io)
4 points by kungfooguru 12y ago|0 comments
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Harnessing technology to make zero-hours culture less exploitative(theguardian.com)
13 points by kungfooguru 12y ago|3 comments
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by kungfooguru 12y ago
Do you plan to release any of this code? I'd love to see how the internals look for that.
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by kungfooguru 12y ago
If you look at the rest of the posts on howistart.org you'll see that each mentions in some way the authors development environment of choice. This is on purpose, howistart is meant to be opinionated and show how the author works, not
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by kungfooguru 12y ago
Aren't they doing the same thing people have been complaining about Docker doing? Running with features but not stablizing? Is CoreOS not as unstable as the impression I've gotten of it from comments led me to believe?
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by kungfooguru 12y ago
Why? That isn't their function. They aren't making money off your checking account.
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Phoenix 0.10.0 released with assets handling, generators, and more(phoenixframework.org)
20 points by kungfooguru 12y ago|0 comments
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by kungfooguru 12y ago
It seems they changed it. I can't get to it now either.
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Why bet365 made the switch to Erlang(computing.co.uk)
4 points by kungfooguru 12y ago|2 comments
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Convenience Over Correctness(2008): Time for RPC to Retire [pdf](steve.vinoski.net)
2 points by kungfooguru 12y ago|0 comments
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by kungfooguru 12y ago
Why... that isn't what they do. There are people more qualified that actually are working on the future. More qualified because Kernighan isn't a programming languages researcher, what he has done and does may be great, but just b

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