O'Reilly Radar wrote:
This paper reflects two trends we see here at Radar: the first is towards multicore systems and the growing importance of distributed execution; the second is the increasing relevance of languages like Erlang, Haskell, and E. The growth of multicore is significant: if you want your program to run faster, the days of buying faster hardware are coming to an end. Instead, we're looking at a time when you must make your program run faster on more (slow) hardware. Enter parallel programming, clusters, and their hyped big brother "grid computing".

Edward A. Lee wrote:
Language wars are religious wars, and few of these religions are polytheistic.

thingol wrote:Gostei de uma frase desse PDF.

Edward A. Lee wrote:
Language wars are religious wars, and few of these religions are polytheistic.

Eu lembro disso quando aparecem aqueles caras que falam "Java é Deus e Gosling seu profeta", aham, que dizem "Java é legal e .NET é uma porcaria".