16:17 <jonbrwn> Hi all, Today we released Wallaroo 0.4.3.

16:17 <jonbrwn> We added a binary for Machida with Resilience turned on as `machida-resilience`

16:17 <jonbrwn> Check out the Release Notes: Full details available in the release notes: https://github.com/WallarooLabs/wallaroo/releases/tag/0.4.3

19:16 <qweo> Could you add a link to what Machida is? Quick search turns up nothing pertinent.

19:17 <strmpnk> qweo: Machida is a Wallaroo with python bindings built in.

19:18 <qweo> BTW, thank you for writing it in Pony. It's sad when a language has nothing to hack on in it.

19:18 <strmpnk> We have a post which mentions it here but we've been discussing more consistent naming for this component. https://blog.wallaroolabs.com/2018/04/the-snake-and-the-horse-how-wallaroos-python-api-works-with-pony/

19:20 <strmpnk> Pony is young. There will be more things over time. There are some cool libraries but I enjoyed working with jtfmumm's acolyte project (there is a rust version too, but the pony one is smaller and simpler for folks looking for something small to play with): https://github.com/jtfmumm/acolyte

19:41 <qweo> Wow, an RPG!

19:42 <qweo> A roguelike, but still that's cool!

19:44 <aturley> qweo there's also https://github.com/jemc/jylis/, an in-memory database that uses CRDTs.

19:46 <qweo> Thanks for the links!