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[15:17] < MS-> evening

[16:12] < Lawouach> evening

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[16:12] < Lawouach> http://developers.facebook.com/news.php?blog=1&story=301 wondering how K. would have performed

[16:19] < vmlemon_> Hi

[16:22] < Lawouach> hi vmlemon_

[16:22] *** vmlemon_ was surprised to see that code released so soon, after the acquisition of FriendFeed

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[17:12] < MS-> I think Kamaelia would've performed awful on that test for what it's worth, for a couple of reasons.

[17:12] < MS-> Firstly, we've not really done the optimisations that would make that test fly

[17:12] < MS-> secondly, we use select, not epoll

[17:12] < MS-> thirdly, I'm not convinced of the performance of the HTTP code

[17:13] < MS-> That said, I don't think the performance would be bad really - awful in terms of comparison, but not bad

[17:14] < MS-> Also, I think when I get a chance to work on axon2 properly for merging that would change things quite dramatically since that is a significant performance difference

[17:14] < MS-> However without _trying_ these things it's pure speculation.

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[17:15] < MS-> I think though, I'm not too worried about that tbh

[17:15] < MS-> My aim really was always for the system to be _optimisable_ to something very fast, rather than to build something optimised up front

[17:16] < MS-> But then that goes with my general ethos of "get something working; check you're doing the right thing; make it fast"

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[18:05] *** vmlemon_ wonders if it'd integrate cleanly as a Kamaelia component

[18:06] < vmlemon_> *encapsulated as a

[18:06] < vmlemon_> *within a

[18:06] < vmlemon_> Meh

[19:05] < MS-> Oh, yes, you'd be able to make their code a component.