<SeanTAllen>
no particular security built in initially, what security would mean in terms of a distributed runtime is an open question
<SeanTAllen>
its not that distributed is money, its that its needed for an application that will be going to production and CSV isn't.
<SeanTAllen>
when people join the community who need CSV, we expect that will be added
<yonkeltron>
when i said it's money, it was an expression. sorry for not writing clearly.
<SeanTAllen>
the company i work for is using Pony for production usage and our two concerns over the next 3-4 months are distributed pony and stability
<yonkeltron>
what company do you work for?
<SeanTAllen>
Sendence
<yonkeltron>
i'm considering introducing it at work. i'm on the big data team at Cigna.
<SeanTAllen>
there's a lot of rough edges right now, but we believe that is worth it.
<SeanTAllen>
it makes hard things easy
<SeanTAllen>
we just have to smooth out lots of edges where easy things aren't as easy as they need be yet (like CSV)
<yonkeltron>
we have an office in NYC and i'm actually up in NYC pretty regularly (I live in Philly). next time i stay over i'd love to buy you a beer if you have time
<yonkeltron>
our office is right next to GCT, actually.
<SeanTAllen>
i think aturley_ might have done a touch of work around CSV but nothing you'd want to put in stdlib
<SeanTAllen>
I don't drink but I'm happy to do club soda sometime
<yonkeltron>
well i'd love to discuss it. i have tons more to learn before i could hope to contribute anything, however.
<yonkeltron>
SeanTAllen: well i'd even spring for an iced tea.
<SeanTAllen>
i'm always down for some ice tea
<yonkeltron>
damn straight.
<SeanTAllen>
CSV library would be a decent place to start learning
<yonkeltron>
wait you guys are at 222 broadway?
<SeanTAllen>
Yes
<yonkeltron>
are you guys in WeWork?
<SeanTAllen>
Yes
<yonkeltron>
Fulton Center?
<SeanTAllen>
They renamed it to City Hall but yes
<yonkeltron>
awesome. i was on WeWork's digital team once upon a time. i designed and implemented their in-house analytics system
<yonkeltron>
my boss (ex-bloomberg) and i left for other opportunities but we ended up back together at Cigna
<SeanTAllen>
we have an office at the work but also people in London, Amsterdam and Vancouver
<yonkeltron>
that's great! i hope business is good, then.
<SeanTAllen>
have revenue and profit so thats good
<yonkeltron>
i'm thrilled. and happy someone is serious about pony.
<SeanTAllen>
if you need help learning pony, hit up folks here or pony user mailing list at groups.io
<SeanTAllen>
i'm calling it a day. will talk to you later.
<yonkeltron>
well i'll tell you what, i'm going to learn a bit more and then i'll consider taking pony to my team to look at. i'll def ask for help here.
<SeanTAllen>
its been a long.
<yonkeltron>
thanks, have a good one!
<SeanTAllen>
cool. let me know what i can do. i'm spearheading documentation improvements so, let me know what in the docs isn't clear etc. its a slow gradual process.
<yonkeltron>
these things take time
<yonkeltron>
talk soon, be well!
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<ponysaurus>
aturley_: just wanted to clarify with you regarding _chunks, before I post something assuming what you said. In the latest version of WriteBuffer I do maintain something equivalent to chunks. I should change the variable name to that actually
<ponysaurus>
I don't maintain constant length arrays
<ponysaurus>
and from what i see in array.pony, arrays get resized to the next power of 2. which is reasonable
<ponysaurus>
chunks in WriteBuffer are List[ByteSeq]
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<ponysaurus>
jemc: do you think you will have sometime to go over the WriteBuffer implementation? I would love to get some feedback. I now use it for a project of mine and am relatively happy with it. Sorry for being a bother, and I completely understand if you are busy.
<jemc>
ponysaurus: it looks mostly right to me, though I think sylvanc mentioned that he was picturing something different for how the write buffer should work (I can't speak to exactly what his idea was though)
<jemc>
it's cool that you're already using it in a project though - I would definitely say make sure you're meeting your own needs first :)
<jemc>
I think sylvanc's idea had something to do with how the ongoing chunks were handled
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<ponysaurus>
jemc: thanks!
<ponysaurus>
I would obviously love to hear more about sylvanc's idea
<ponysaurus>
i am now wondering what state to leave the PR in. any suggestions? I am guessing it will get addressed when it has to.
<ponysaurus>
Btw, I was looking to get my hands dirty with the ByteSeqIter issue. I have been looking through libponyc. Do any of you know of any useful notes/write up on ponyc the compiler itself?
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<SeanTAllen>
ponysaurus: not yet, i would suggest joining the weekly pony dev call.
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<mcguire>
SeanTAllen, yonkeltran, ya'll drink iced tea up there?
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<ponysaurus>
SeanTAllen: would love to have a listen. how would I go about that?