Instagram doesn't claim to be a "free speech" platform. You have to only be mildly interested in it to see that it's all about "engagement" Parler explicitly claimed "free speech" as a goal
So the only thing I see lacking in this is props to Knuth. His intuition seems to have been right on the mark.
The "simple promises" from JS are (somewhat crippled) copies of Futures from other languages. In Scala the results of those futures can be produced at the same time, even if they are purely computational as Scala and…
So their docs seem pretty clear that their lambda engine runs jvm based languages. Or at least java and scala, but if you can run java you can run scala and clojure and jruby etc.
Instagram doesn't claim to be a "free speech" platform. You have to only be mildly interested in it to see that it's all about "engagement" Parler explicitly claimed "free speech" as a goal
So the only thing I see lacking in this is props to Knuth. His intuition seems to have been right on the mark.
The "simple promises" from JS are (somewhat crippled) copies of Futures from other languages. In Scala the results of those futures can be produced at the same time, even if they are purely computational as Scala and…
So their docs seem pretty clear that their lambda engine runs jvm based languages. Or at least java and scala, but if you can run java you can run scala and clojure and jruby etc.