Well, there are function points/LOC. I guess you don't want to go only on voting records either. But they are important. Unquantifiables are important too.
Coincidentally, I've been working on something extremely similar the past week, though my project has a twist that I think Twitterers are going to enjoy. I'm going out of town for a few days, but hopefully I'll be able to release early next week. And it's in Django.
It was meant to be a lighted joke about how so many people are proposing ways to fix twitter it reminds me of slashdot a few years ago where people were trying to fix spam and they started responding to each suggestion with a list of flaws with Xs next to the ones that applied in that case. I'm not making a point about erlang, i dont really know anything about erlang, but maybe i touched a nerve so i apologise.
I can't log in again after having logged out. If I am putting in the wrong password it is not notifying me in anyway. It just takes me back to the public timeline. There is no way to retrieve the password.
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[ 6.2 ms ] story [ 72.2 ms ] threadI'm thinking either Barry Goldwater or Eugene McCarthy, kind of a toss-up.
* Was huge in the 80s
* Had a big downturn in the 90s
* Everyone speaks fondly of it today but doesn't really want to go that way?
It's gotta be Reagan.
Although I use MySQL, I haven't used any relational features. The app doesn't do any joins.
Coincidentally, I've been working on something extremely similar the past week, though my project has a twist that I think Twitterers are going to enjoy. I'm going out of town for a few days, but hopefully I'll be able to release early next week. And it's in Django.
Maybe this means the start of blog postings like "Why is Twoorl Down?!?!" and "How to Fix Twoorl's Send Problem"
I hope such blog posts start appearing. It means Twoorl will have hit prime time :)
Your twitter architecture will fail due to:
Why do people keep assuming Erlang is "new"?