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   by mspanc 8y ago

   Moreover, while one can say that all of these differences are not that important, there're clear differences in the language: Elixir has metaprogramming, you can easily achieve a lot of stuff in the compile time via macros, go lacks ge
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   by mspanc 8y ago

   My experience with Janus is that it will not scale at least for the sole reason of using poll not epoll for the I/O ( http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html#nb.poll ). When I tried to use it for the last time (1-2 years ago) it
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   by mspanc 8y ago

   Exactly.
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   by mspanc 8y ago

   Hello, I evaluated Go at the very beginning and after making proof of concept I decided to stay with Elixir. One of the reasons was that Go has garbage collector that can "stop the world" which is really not acceptable in some low
5. 5.▲
   by mspanc 8y ago

   Can you share more details about the pipeline generating the stream? There're many factors that can increase latency.
6. 6.▲
   by mspanc 8y ago

   Nice hint, we'll definitely take this under consideration!
7. 7.▲
   by mspanc 8y ago

   There are 5 developers working hard on 0.2, stay tuned :)
8. 8.▲
   by mspanc 8y ago

   We're thinking about adding an abstraction layer over C code that will allow to switch between NIF and port backends. Ports have their limitations so you won't be able to use them e.g. for passing GPU buffers but they will do the