When I asked the question about how Erlang Garbage Collection works, I expected that because of Erlang’s focus on concurrency its garbage collection algorithm would be incredibly complicated. I was wrong.  Turns out, it’s rather simple as far as garbage collection algorithms go, thanks in large part to how Erlang uses processes.

Went to Refresh the Triangle last night.  It was nice to take a break and escape to a place where everyone is as immersed in technology as I am (that isn’t work). I’d like to thank Dave for his presentation on REST.  While all the presentations were good and informative, that one drove home, for [...]

I’d like to make a public service announcement. It’s easy to lose your temper and to want to post an inflammatory post to the world when something happens.  It feels good to let everyone know how you feel.  Get whatever it is off your chest. But please, refrain from hitting the publish button. You know [...]