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  1. LOL at this status: http://twitter.com/benjamin... #golang #notforminors
  2. @kriswallsmith I have to buy one of those :)
  3. @kriswallsmith is this your president? :) http://bit.ly/43TwCX (via @singaporeano)
  4. @Gobiner go fix those comments, you're printing "a", not "A" ;)
  5. RT @denderello New on my blog: "Using app.yml options in your tasks" http://twurl.nl/0av3p8 #tasks #symfon
  6. @fabpot no problem. BTW, today we profiled symfony 1.0 against 1.2. the later is way lighter in processor and memory usage
  7. @weaverryan I think our PHP 5.3 xhprof profile http://twitpic.com/o0dii deserves some credits on @fabpot slides...
  8. using some xhprof love in our symfony projects :)
  9. nice, when AC/DC is going to South America, I manage to be in Asia...
  10. @mirthlab I stopped doing it, because after a reinstall of WebKit it will be overwritten
  11. @antirez I saw some discussion about it in the mailing list, sounds cool :)
  12. related to the #symfony 1.3 book, I'm waiting for Packt Pub to release the Go Language The Definitive Guide :P
  13. @antirez I was doing it using Mnesia as a backend in order to have a nice way of doing sharding. Basically Mnesia behind the Redis Protocol
  14. @antirez I wrote a Redis clone in Erlang :D But I never released it... It's impossible to compete with Redis speed :)
  15. fastest goal evar: http://bit.ly/6maR2
  16. @antirez now I'm using Redis as the learning ground for Haskell, writing the client for it, later I'll like to write about my experience
  17. @antirez are you talking to yourself :D
  18. @antirez pattern matching is really cool. I fst saw it in Erlang and I really like it. About becoming mainstream... hard to tell
  19. @antirez IMHO the type classes give something quite powerful, but I need to experiment more to have something real to say about it
  20. @antirez what about the Type System? The STM? Monads? Lazy Evaluation? Just asking, I'm learning it and liking it so far