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by lpil 6y ago
Hi! I'm the author of Gleam, thanks for your interest. For how young we are I think we're doing a good job of building a community, there are more familiar faces in IRC and on GitHub every day. My goal is for Gleam to be easier to
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by lpil 7y ago
Hi! I'm the author of Gleam. We have type safe actor libraries now :) I'm interested in what the WhatsApp team come up with here too! I'm not sure it's possible to "solve" this entirely though, message passing
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by lpil 7y ago
> and the real issue is that rust's regex engine is just painfully slow. The benchmarks game suggests that it's quite fast: https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
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by lpil 8y ago
Go's garbage collection is optimised for reducing GC pause times, and while it is extremely fast in this regard this is only one of many ways GC performance can be measured. If for your workload GC pauses are tolerable and throughput i
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by lpil 10y ago
Honeycomb | London, UK | Software Engineer | Remote first, London office, https://honeycomb.tv/ Hi, I'm Louis! I'm one of the engineers here at Honeycomb. There are 12 of us on the engineering team right now, and
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by lpil 10y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes. On site is also good. :) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Elixir, Erlang, Javascript (React, Node, GraphQL), Ruby, Elm, Linux, Devops, AWS, Postgres, TDD, Functional programming Résumé/CV: https:
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by lpil 11y ago
Yes, compiling a module where the source was written in another language is no different from calling a module written in the same one. In Elixir any time you call a module that starts with a `:` it has most likely been written in Erlang.