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Tokio focuses on being high throughput as default, since they mostly use yield_now backoff strategy. It should work with most application.

For latency sensitive application, it tends to have different purpose which mainly trade off CPU and RAM usage for higher low latency ( first ) and throughput later.

Try Clojure 2 years ago

We shouldn't overestimtae the complexity of expressive language like Clojrue vs Go. Go is perfectly simple and easy to follow, even compared with Clojure. If you come from background of Computer Science or programming first, Go is easier to follow.

Try Clojure 2 years ago

I do switch between Clojure and Rust depends on the problems I solve at hands ( prototypes vs building production ). And yes I need go through my checklist of each to switch from connecting data flows at high level to examine nuts and bolts at low level.

this is pretty nice and can lead to modular unikernel. however, there is some application we need patch to remove OS specific code.

I really like the UI, it's exactly how I use and share notes within my colleges for years with my current system. Is there anyway that I can bring my own model ( integrating with my data stored on struct ) to answer my questions?

(next Rich) 3 years ago

with the new wave of languages emerging, and now the return of Rich being active with Clojure, I'm super excited and welcome back :)

the UI is screaming speed. Actually most of the apps I use in Windows now, have that kind of UI, I hate that with the kind of hardware we have currently, we need to wait for a window to appear.

Apps I use daily: totalcmd, clipx, far, sublime text ( only for edit text, code with intellij )

I totally agree with this, normally it should be the cost of any content website for clients. The site is fast, and we just need to deploy on one dedicated server or for free with simple maintenance cost per month these days. We still do the same for small clients, with application building with us and want a content page for their blogs.

yes, we are waiting, the main thing would be their content and their communities. it's definitely not about the platform, but how it would be built and govern by the creator.

I did take note everyday at 8pm, now around 12pm since I work later. It makes my day much clearer and knowing exactly what to do the next day is important and much more productive. I often do 2 most important things: 1. Review my day, what did I do well, what not so well and how to improve. 2. What to do next days, important tasks which will make me close to my goals.