By bloid
via blog.lostlake.org
Published: Nov 26 2006 / 22:44
At RubyConf, I had the pleasure of chatting with Tim Bray. Tim posited that Erlang was a great language model because of its light weight processes, amazing interprocess communication capabilities, and well defined side effects for function calls arguint that these attributes made programming massively multi-core machines a lot easier.
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Comments
Ricky Clarkson replied ago:
Nice article. The link to 'why he didn't use Haskell' is broken though, it was probably just a syntax complaint, I'd guess.
ROT13 in Haskell:
[chr $ (ord a-ord 'a'+13) `mod` 26+ord 'a' | a <- "bushpx" ]
outputs: ohfuck
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