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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
Yes you are right that BPMN is primarily designed for business processes that involve human interaction (and please excuse that a bit flamboyant title). The gray area is I guess what describing automated workflows- there you can go either w
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BPMN is dead. Long live the Lisp(github.com)
4 points by newcrobuzon 8y ago|4 comments
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
For the same reasons that mountain gorillas do?
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Show HN: Titanoboa – distributed workflow platform for JVM written in clojure(github.com)
5 points by newcrobuzon 8y ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
Thanks Chas for responding. Apologies for the parents metaphor if that made you feel uncomfortable - since at the time of my writing lots of comments on gist and HN were concurring with Rich and talking about "weeding out toxic persona
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
Though Rich is right, it pains me to read this because it is indicative of some disputes in the clojure community. I might be mistaken, but it seems that Rich is reacting to Chas Emericks' twitter post ( https://twitter.com&#
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
Isn't that problem solved equally with VMs?
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
I would wonder: is there any person with (enough of) experience with both Clojure and Kotlin to say how these two compare together as Java alternatives? Couple of years ago I was looking for "Java.next" and back then I chose Cloju
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
What he writes in the tweets above really comes across as white supremacy-ish and a bit racist - basically blaming the conference organizers that not being accepted is because he is white, or more specifically, is not "racially diverse