This isn't really news, but if you've never checked out

programming

 .reddit.com you should.

Reddit is like digg, except it is more for news than it is technical stuff. The user base could be best described as "geek liberals" if you ask me.

Anyway,

programming

 .reddit.com is all about...wait for it...

programming

 . There's alot of articles that nop will like because alot of the members there like to talk about functional

programming

  (scheme, etc.). I avoid those articles at all costs.

thanx
Looked at it lots of cool articles .
other notes to self from looking at cool articles

Erlang

  + Yaws vs. Ruby on Rails
http://yarivsblog.com/articles/2006/07/11/

erlang

 -yaws-vs-ruby-on-rails

Erlang

  yaws webserver is intresting since theoretically it can carry 5 times as much load as an

apache

  one.
www.blosker.com (a porn voting site) is implemented using yaws.
I have want to investigate

erlang

 /yaws sometime.

Hmmm....