yorhel

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by yorhel 15y ago
Also an interesting graph from the two polls: http://attractivechaos.wordpress.com/2012/03/24/two-interest...
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by yorhel 15y ago
It's hard to pinpoint exactly why I was having so many problems with deadlocks. Most of the time they could easily be solved by having channels with an unbounded buffer, thus guaranteeing asynchronous behaviour. But since the Go authors int
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by yorhel 15y ago
Rather flamey indeed, but let me take the bait. I've been using callback-style programming in many applications, ranging from IRC bots to application servers and whatnot. I've also been playing around with Go for several months and tried ve
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by yorhel 15y ago
Actually, the 'go' tool is one of the things I rather dislike in Go so far. It's good to have to tool that does everything for you, but I'd like to at least be able to structure my directories in the way I want. For mixed-language projects
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by yorhel 15y ago
You're partially right. Log analysis will require some more tricks to get the relevant data, but there's still a LOT more that a log analyzer can do than AWStats or similar projects do. I believe it's perfectly possible create a log analy
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by yorhel 15y ago
I personally prefer to use HTTP log analysis software. Gives more power to me and doesn't contribute to large companies tracking everything. Unfortunately, though, finding a good log analysis tool is very hard. Finding one that can beat Goo
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by yorhel 15y ago
It would indeed be nice if the project had a proper introductionary page or something. Either way, the paper "Networking Named Content" is pretty much the best introduction you can get, and a very interesting read at the same time. Googling
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by yorhel 15y ago
Not really a solution for the short term, but CCNx[1] looks like it'd solve a lot of problems that TCP currently has for both large file transfers and short web browsing. 1. http://www.ccnx.org/
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by yorhel 15y ago
Ah, I hadn't heard about 0MQ yet. Just glanced at it and it looks quite similar, but with very different communication primitives. I certainly need to play with that to find out more. Thanks for the mention!
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by yorhel 15y ago
While it's nice to see projects such as this, it's somewhat of a pity that most of such solutions are specific to a single language, runtime or environment. I recently started working on something similar, but which is supposed to glue code