You know I met some of these guys at the NYU hackathon a few weeks back.
I didn't know they were working on this Diaspora thing at the time.....but the team members I spoke with knew very little about software development and were generally pretty clueless.
Unless the one team member I didn't meet is some crack lead developer I don't see them getting any software built that will actually work well anytime soon.
They've got the traction though......hopefully that will be enough for them to raise more money and pay real developers....lol
You know I met some of these guys at the NYU hackathon a few weeks back.
I didn't know they were working on this Diaspora thing at the time.....but the team members I spoke with knew very little about software development and were generally pretty clueless.
Unless the one team member I didn't meet is some crack lead developer I don't see them getting any software built that will actually work well anytime soon.
They've got the traction though......hopefully that will be enough for them to raise more money and pay real developers....lol
i cant tell if its antinode or what, but the server is randomly dying serving the static content. its not outputting any error messages either.
i'm going to have to run ab or tsung against it later to pinpoint the problem :-(
edit: just updated from 1.92 to 1.93...
i dont think it could be an antinode problem because the way im hosting this is that antinode is a child process of the application host. if antinode was crashing it would just restart gracefully, instead of the whole server is going down
Isn't the whole point of FOSS that the code can be redistributed without caring about issues like this?
A person who does not respect the time and energy that have been invested in the Project, and acts to punish such effort by giving others associated with the Project -- including, but not limited to, the Author -- a hard time. A Dick is nearly always selfish, but not necessarily with deliberate intent; some Dicks are merely thoughtless. The distinguishing characteristic of a Dick is that he or she places burdens upon Reasonable People, reducing their motivation to engage in open source activities. This damping effect is a significant detriment to the Project, to open source in general, to the production of new intellectual value in the world -- and, ultimately, to the Dick himself or herself.
CF was one of the nicer programming languages I've ever worked with. Circa 2002-2005 there wasn't anything close to a better alternative.
The down-fall of CF was Rails since Rails is open-source, huge community, is free, and powered by Ruby. CF was closed sourced, small community, and powered by Java. Yuck.
I mean, okay, node is new...but not including nginx?