John Sechrest wrote:
> I am very interested in having a distributed tuple space that is
> substantial. I would like to hear your requirements for a tuple space.
>
> What kind of data store size?
> What kind of tuples?
> What kind of latency?
>
> Or are you just going to use the Rinda stuff in ruby and call it good?
For now Rinda suits my needs.
I can't answer your questions about limits. (01)
>
> On another topic... Given these tools....
>
> Any tool needs to have a market to make progress. And to enter a market,
> you have to create value beyond what exists now by a substantial factor.
I will give it away LGPL but retain rights over GUI design. It will take
or it won't. (02)
>
> How do you see these neat technologies solving a problem and creating value
> for joe sixpack who is trying to do daily work?
Better dialog over documents. (03)
>
>
>
> "Peter P. Jones" <ppj@concept67.net> writes:
>
> % Hi,
> %
> % [moving this to tools-yak]
> %
> % Neither of the tools are (I should say, 'will be') specific to
> % addressing the climate change issue directly.
> %
> % One is a new interface for chat (presently existing only in my head so
> % far) called FunnelChat(tm). The chat app will also have a plain old chat
> % interface just in case I can't provide adequate accessibility cues for
> % blind people in FC.
> %
> % The other aims to combine that with things I was going to extend a
> % viewer of SoupFlox/XML documents to do: layering FunnelChat(tm),
> % scribble pads, comment and other graphs, and document editing, into a
> % single interface over a document or set of documents. It may have a 3D
> % aspect to it.
> % That's a longer haul than getting FC working, and much of the groundwork
> % will be in FC, so I will do that first.
> %
> % The plan is to use a tuplespace behind the whole lot and drive
> % peer-to-peer work.
> %
> % I've just discovered that the dRuby security feature is Ok (apologies to
> % Mats SEKI) provided I don't expose the wrong front object (you may
> % laugh...). So I'm moving again.
> %
> % --
> % Peter
> %
> % John Sechrest wrote:
> % > "Peter P. Jones" <ppj@lllllllllll> writes:
> % >
> % > % > Is this something that anyone has any interest in?
> % >
> % > % The two Yak oriented tools I have on the burner are both presently
> % > % halted because of a 'feature' of dRuby security that I'm hoping
>smarter
> % > % folks are working on sorting.
> % > % The ideas are still ticking though, if you want to discuss them.
> % >
> % > Certainly. How do you see these tools addressing the question
> % > of climate change understanding? And how do they provide
> % > leverage that amplifies quality results?
> % >
> % >
> % >
> % >
> % > -----
> % > John Sechrest . Helping people use
> % > . computers and the Internet
> % > . more effectively
> % > .
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