larryweya

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   by larryweya 8y ago

   I believe the bottleneck the author was trying to overcome here is how the Erlang VM moves processes to the back of the run queue once they hit a predetermined number of operations (preemptive scheduling) and not of the Actor Model.
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   by larryweya 10y ago

   I've been on a mbp for 4 years and just switched to windows. My biggest issue is the file sharing. I'm using vagrant/virtualbox with smb and a server process running off a shared filesystem is noticeably slow. I've resor
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   by larryweya 10y ago

   I agree, I'm using Elixir in a number of production systems and I haven't come across a show-stopper yet, database packages, SOAP, documentation has improved quite a lot, even on Erlang.
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   by larryweya 10y ago

   Perhaps very well was an overstatment, it runs well enough to use on OSX, I always build from source and I've just done a fresh build of 4.11 on El-Capitan. Build took about an hour. Initial build of the FPS template takes about 90 sec
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   by larryweya 10y ago

   I'm running a mid 2012 macbook with a Geforce 650M and unreal runs very well, runs even better when I boot into windows. Looking forward to trying the new Metal renderer. For me, Unreal wins on its its extensibility, being able to expo
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   by larryweya 11y ago

   I often wonder the same with their frequent release cylces and the amount of stuff they pack into a release, I pray they never change, or at-least pass on the tricks of the trade
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   by larryweya 11y ago

   I've been using Mesos with Aurora in production for almost a year and while its very stable (zero downtime so far with loss of hosts a couple of times) the setup process was quite tedious and not something I'm looking forward to d
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   by larryweya 11y ago

   Great to see this coming along, looking forward to working with the new release
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   by larryweya 11y ago

   I've had a keen interest in go but haven't used it for anything serious. My impression of it is that its a great replacement for languages like Python and is great at getting things running fast but I have to agree that it doesn&#
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    by larryweya 11y ago

    I often use Jetbrains IDEs, currently using PHP Storm almost exclusivel. I love it's code refactoring, easy source code navigation to delarations.
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    by larryweya 12y ago

    Already building one on Laravel 4.x and React for the front-end. Have a background with Django and my personal favorite Pyramid but Laravel really cuts down the boilerplate for me.
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    by larryweya 12y ago

    If you were to look at SmartOS and Smart Data Center, you'd realize that it does have ALL of those components. The place I feel SDC and SmartOS fall short (of DCOS) is in application deployment/orchestration which I think is huge
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    by larryweya 12y ago

    I'm a recent mesos convert but I think "first" is a tad inaccurate if you consider Joyent's SmartOS and it's recently open sourced Smart Data Center.