... exclusively on the idea of using a single process for handling all the requests for a given session. I wanted to add a few comments about this approach. First, the idea is not new ... code using state machines or callbacks. But this can be achieved in Erlang as well using two processes per session. (Processes are so cheap in Erlang!) This approach can be used to implement dialog-based applications ...

... We hope you’ll enjoy these renditions as much as we do. For even more, check out videos and photos from the session and an interview with Thao at our New, Improved, LIVE page! New, Improved, LIVE, ... d like to thank Thao, Willis Thompson, and Adam Thompson for the excellent session. Thao with The Get Down Stay Down will be performing at The Independent on Saturday, November 21st, with The ...

“spotlight” You may remember this gorgeous couple from their first engagement session in August. Well, these two were back for more and I couldn’t have imagined spending such a beautiful Southern California day with any other couple! We shot this session a few weeks ago (can you believe it’s this lovely in November?!), and I just had to ...

NASHUA – A drop-in informational session about the Broad Street Parkway on Thursday evening drew some familiar opponents to the roadway but also drew curious residents wanting to learn more. Held at the state-run Welcome Center near Exit 6 of the F.E. Everett Turnpike, the session included charts, maps spread across a long table and a computerized model that simulated traffic flow along the ...

I did an intensity session this morning -- 5x4 intervals, and about 22 minutes of "on-time." I would like to work up to a 8 interval block by mid-December ... it was an 8 whereas Interval 4 I felt was a 9.5. - Ideally, I would like to get faster throughout the session, not slower, like I did. My understanding is that you get more quality "on-time" if you can have negative split ...

So I wrote about what was supposed to be the simple special session that everyone—or at least a majority of lawmakers—could agree on this week. Not so much: The plan to snip some spending has collapsed in the Senate. Rhonda has details. If they can’t even get it going with this (relatively) simple stuff, how are they ever going to be able to fill a $2 billion hole? Post Footer ...