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22:09 <@evanmcc> erlang is super simple to learn
22:10 < Sargun> Anyways, my longer-term interest was using the data from a variety of different ASs in order to generate statements to do real-time TE
22:10 < Sargun> A la Route Science from the late 2000s.
22:10 < Sargun> And additionally, being able to dynamically generate flowspec, and throttling to stop DDoSs
22:10 < Sargun> Again, really cool idea, IMHO
22:11 < Sargun> It's a  multi-billion dollar industry slow incumbents (Fluke, Arbor).
22:11 < Sargun> It's easily diruptable. 
22:11 < Sargun> Also, see: Elixir
22:12 < Sargun> And, at the mapping company, we wrote a bunch of our data-flow, and command and control in Erlang, but the heavy-lifting was done by C & Java
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