wagerlabs

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by wagerlabs 17y ago
How are you looking to make money?
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by wagerlabs 17y ago
The ultimate goal here is to broadcast to hundreds of thousands of clients with minimal latency and on a minimal number of EC2 instances.
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by wagerlabs 17y ago
Please don't post to the Google group, though. Subscribe to the Erlang Questions mailing list at http://www.erlang.org instead. Also, freel free to follow wagerlabs on Twitter, email me or come to #erlang on irc.freenode.net
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by wagerlabs 17y ago
I ought to speak faster. Hope it didn't bother anyone.
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
Consider that Arthur's software sells for 25K per core and 8 cores is pretty much a minimum. And that the sole executable is < 300K. Now re-read the article :D.
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Market for whole-disk encryption Mac software
1 points by wagerlabs 18y ago|3 comments
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
I found out who the hiring manager is at Avid and at another company I didn't write about. I updated my post to reflect it.
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
This is still work in progress as I haven't managed to get through to Avid. I ran out of InMails and have to wait until the 23, when my next subscription month starts. I did spend most of my InMails on a second dream job that I didn't write
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
I DO NOT work for LinkedIn or have any affiliation with them. I just think they have picked a great business model and I've been able to take advantage of it.
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How to land your dream job using LinkedIn(tinyco.de)
3 points by wagerlabs 18y ago|4 comments
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
Can you please give me an example?
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
Which tablet, though? I'm using a Wacom Intuos and it works just fine.
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Ask HN: What hardware would you like Mac OSX to support?
3 points by wagerlabs 18y ago|7 comments
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
Thanks, I got in touch with them!
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
Now, where are the Mac OSX driver development jobs? Need a driver written? Please let me know!
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Everything you wanted to know about writing Mac OSX drivers but were afraid to ask(tinyco.de)
4 points by wagerlabs 18y ago|3 comments
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Creating Mac binaries on any platform and without using a linker(tinyco.de)
11 points by wagerlabs 18y ago|0 comments
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
The Erlang Journal is now free.
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
No plans to work on a Ruby version. Donation target not reached.
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
There _is_ a backdoor, the license. I'm not holding my breath, though.
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
It did a few years ago and I kept the name since then.
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
No problem Rusty! The code is raw and I hate it. I'll be improving on it as I go along. I also have to finish tournaments this month, been putting it off for ages!
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OpenPoker, a scalable poker server written in Erlang, is public on GitHub(wagerlabs.com)
40 points by wagerlabs 18y ago|14 comments
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
The Google group is temporary, until I build the journal software in Erlang and migrate to it. The content is pay-only but I balance it out by offering the source code from the journal to the public. The toolchain I'm building will be free
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
I haven't been successful with poker software and would like to leave the past behind. The Erlang Journal is both a new business venture and psychological relief at the same time. It doesn't require a lot of time to share the fair amount of
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
You don't need to buy Joe Armstrong's book either. All the information is available in the doc section of www.erlang.org.
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
I forgot to mention that I will also release a full-blown Flash poker client, once I reach the donation target. http://www.wagerlabs.com/blog/2008/11/openpoker-vs-zynga-and...
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Liberate OpenPoker(wagerlabs.com)
5 points by wagerlabs 18y ago|1 comments
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
I doubt this would be legal. My assumption is that any payout at my poker site would label its activities as gambling.
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by wagerlabs 18y ago
> Did you really write your whole server code in Erlang? Yes. I started with Lisp but realized I didn't know how to scale it. Then I tried Erlang, thought it scales automatically and finally realized that it's still a lot of work and ca

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