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by rasmusfabbe 12y ago
Akka makes some impressive claims, like 400 bytes of memory usage for an entire actor "coroutine." I'm not well-versed in Scala, but it looks like a pretty novel API (i.e. the GreetingActor example et al.)
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by rasmusfabbe 12y ago
Thanks!
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by rasmusfabbe 12y ago
If you have a look at protocol.go as well as the "Wire format" section of README.md, you'll find that the Gotalk protocol is decoupled from the Sock type, handlers and other parts of the Go package. The JavaScript implementat
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by rasmusfabbe 12y ago
With Gotalk, you can use the byte-buffer request and response functionality (instead of the JSON-encoding versions) and e.g. dec.XORKeyStream(inbuf, payload) in your handler when receiving a payload followed by enc.XORKeyStream(payload, out
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by rasmusfabbe 12y ago
Hello Farslan, I'm the author of Gotalk and just read your article on Kite — very interesting! In the scenario of composing distributing systems where you'd e.g. want to "map-reduce this data on some number of cores" ser
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
This is misleading and contains errors like calling C++ "C". Unless you have a great deal of knowledge about these things already, I urge you not to learn from this but read the slides purely for entertainment. Question: The author claims t
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
Actually, we have some of the most talented designers I've ever met. Now, I'm working on things other than those you are bluntly describing. Most design work has been with special projects as well as our "native" apps. However, for the time
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
I will definitely read this. Thanks.
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
I compiled my own minix back in the days and ran it on an AST Bravo laptop (monochrome display and very sparse resources.) Fun times, ha ha.
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
A play at Lua: Definitely so. As mentioned and referenced in the article, Lua has been a major source of inspiration. As "lua" means "moon" in Portugese, it was only suiting to name "Sol" "sol" for "sun" in Swedish (my native tongue). Howev
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
I drew those on my iPad using the Paper app. Highly recommended together with a stylus pen.
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
(Not taken as snarky) I would believe so. I never went to school, but started working when I was in 8th grade. Didn't even learn algebra or any advanced math beyond multiplication, which I have since regret at several occasions. I'm surroun
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
That really warms my heart. Thanks for letting me know I can be an inspiration.
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
I didn't know that! Ha, ha.
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
Thanks.
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by rasmusfabbe 14y ago
Given that the majority of web surfing is done on mobile these days, it's pretty naïve to put pictures inside a Flash object. Wont be viewing those slides any time soon. (Also, functional programming FTW!)
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Designing a modern web-based application — Dropular.net(rsms.me)
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by rasmusfabbe 15y ago
Actually, I spend a week doing hands-on interviews with actual people whom had no prior programming experience. At first, I thought details like curly brackets, parenthesis and so on would put them off, but not a single person had a problem
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by rasmusfabbe 16y ago
Eventually. Kod is still a very young and a relatively immature product, but as it stabilizes (in several aspects) we will make it available in the Mac App Store.
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by rasmusfabbe 16y ago
Exactly. Node.js is—just like Python, Ruby or LUA—an embed-able general-purpose JS runtime. You can simply link with libnode. Kod then uses a mix of libdispatch and libev constructs to perform inter-thread communication. The code for doing
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by rasmusfabbe 16y ago
It do uses some Chromium code. See https://github.com/rsms/chromium-tabs
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by rasmusfabbe 16y ago
Seems to be an issue with the Droid font files. I'll look into it.
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by rasmusfabbe 16y ago
No browser stuff and Node.js is running in an isolated process. CSS is simply the "language" in which you define the looks of the editor and has nothing to do with web browsers or html.
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by rasmusfabbe 16y ago
It's based on https://github.com/rsms/chromium-tabs which is a lose port + mimic of Chromium code.
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by rasmusfabbe 16y ago
Have you tried Zooom/2? http://coderage-software.com/zooom/
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by rasmusfabbe 16y ago
Node.js is a universal environment much like Python or Ruby, but runs the highly performant V8 JavaScript virtual machine. The choice of JavaScript is simple — many people know it and it's the future of scripting. Also, I'm active in the co