Conversation with #inferno at Tue Mar 29 14:01:27 2011 on powerman-asdf@irc.freenode.net (irc)
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(16:42:53) anth_r: i keep writing limbo string concatenation in my C code.
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(18:03:36) mjl-: for my httpd, i just pushed support for returning a gzip-compressed version of a requested $path if a $path.gz exists
(18:03:45) mjl-: if anyone cares :)
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(18:37:24) GriffenJBS: anth_r: making code soup?  It's annoying how few 'new' languages there really are, most are the same constructs with different syntax
(18:39:13) GriffenJBS: mjl-: idea, porting nodejs (or the libs; mostly js with some glue) to inferno, that allows all the http servers, and other toys to run with a light weight, common language
(18:39:52) GriffenJBS: I know JS is already supported, but node adds a few objects for file/network/process support 
(18:41:08) GriffenJBS: the idea of js for performant loads used to make me sick, until I saw a few demos where node make the OS choke
(18:41:31) GriffenJBS: the OS couldn't feed node data fast enough, that was rather impressive
(18:42:30) GriffenJBS: :-) watched the the creator try 10000 concurrent sockets on his mac and then remarked about it being a crappy os because the ulimits were so low
(18:51:51) anth_r: GriffenJBS: i hate string processing in C. i keep *wanting* it to be more like inferno, i think. i'm constantly dropping or adding * inapropriately.
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(19:07:04) GriffenJBS: immutable strings and GC sure makes life easier
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