I split it to avoid quoting arg to macro, in the first place, plus to keep form with syntax quote/unquote as small as possible. but now all of it is irrelevant

yes

and also org.slf4j/log4j-over-slf4j and org.slf4j/slf4j-simple IIRC

http://teavm.org

Is it interesting for clojure world?

Regarding my question from yesterday I already figured out that twitter-api is using http.async.client which is using com.ning/async-http-client which is using io.netty/netty which is using com.ning.http.client.providers.netty.NettyAsyncHttpProvider to make async calls (when io.netty is in the classpath) which can prevent the application from closing when the NettyAsyncHttpProvider is not closed properly as per https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30534600/how-to-close-asynchttpclient-with-netty-for-an-asynchronous-http-request.

Now I'm not sure to which of these library owners I should report a bug to

ok, now I finally see that there is already an open issue: https://github.com/adamwynne/twitter-api/issues/74

Hey! Does anyone have to recent performance benchmarks on webstacks? Im seeing a delay in requests of about 100msecs that I cant explain. The hoops jumped through are nginx -> immutant/jboss -> ring -> moustache -> handler. The handler is 3msecs, the total request 100msecs before it starts streaming

How do I get void.class in clojure?

Void/TYPE

Thanks!

I know that is so evil question here, but… While I love Clojure, I am looking solution which don’t use so much memory to use on machines with very low memory. Which solution (language / framework / whatever) could i like then?

rust?

never used it, so take that with much salt

How much memory @kwladyka?

lua?

Can you add a few word why rust / lua?

from what little i know, rust is like human-friendlier C

heh sounds good whatever it means in practice 😉

rust is more like a safer c++

Is it like Clojure -> Java? Rust -> C++?

“human friendly” is perhaps debatable

haha fair enough

no i wouldnt say that, it’s just another systems language that fills a similar niche to c++

i defer to your knowledge 🙂

go might be a decent option, but it depends on your latency requirements etc since go is garbage collected (similar to jvm)

and also doesnt run well on 32-bit arm systems (not sure if that’s where you’re going with this low memory requirement)

i don’t care about 32-bit in that case

lua is used in embedded systems

VM is small

oh you’re looking to do gpu stuff

Any other language, than rust / lua worth attention? golang?

c or c++ will give you the best support, other languages will have varying levels of support.

since you’ll be working with cuda or opencl or something like that

Hmm not really sure how it work in practice. On first fire i would like to detect overheat, monitoring if everything works fine and if not notify, update GPUs bios, etc. I don’t think i have to use C++ for this things around GPU mining

But Java / Clojure in my intuition don’t look good, because of memory consumption.

but maybe i am totally wrong

oh you’re just doing monitoring

yeah im sure you could do that with like python or lua or whatever.

more automation, than monitoring

python probably the most straightforward since it has a big ecosystem and is well supported

yeah, maybe it is naive, but as Clojure fun i was looking something which can give me more pleasure, than Python 😉

heh…go would probably do the trick too 😉

thx, for discussion. It is time to go sleep. Goodnight 🙂

@ymilky Was hoping to ask you a quick and simple question around #franzy. I have kafka (and zookeeper) running in a docker-compose setup.

If I can produce and consume using kafka tools (confluentinc/cp-kafka:3.3.1), what leap do I need to make, to subscribe (or manually consume) from the same topic, using franzy?

Using the examples here, messages that are definitely on a topic, are not being consumed, when using franzy. https://github.com/ymilky/franzy#subscription-based-consumer