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Is there a good term for the process of turning a single-machine program into a distributed system? "distributizing" ?
I don't know a great word for it, a lot of people write "moving to" "converting to" or similar
What happened when I tried that last was both "re-designing" and "re-writing" the system 😄
Yeah, we ended up with a grossly simplified and generally far worse implementation of parts of OTP 🙂 And I mean simplified in the way you simplify a beautiful tree by chopping it up with a dull chainsaw to be clear
And then trying to connect the pieces using hobby glue and hope, while blindfolded and hogtied.
As long as you go fully cloud native you'll be alright @U11EL3P9U!
I think we have a bunch of monadic like things in Clojure, we just don’t put them front and center.
Which, is both good and bad. Clojure devs tend to be more concerned with effecting change than creating algebras.
The creating algebras part is pretty lame, but sometimes I wish I had some enforcement of effects
Do it right or do it twice. So you could call it "do it the second time" 😄
A history of continuations: https://www.cs.ru.nl/~freek/courses/tt-2011/papers/cps/histcont.pdf. I was curious about the origination of the name, and where they came from.