[4:26]<devinus> ryah: ryan dahl? [4:49]<ryah> devinus: yes [4:49]<devinus> ryah: i like nodejs [4:50]<ryah> devinus: thanks [4:50]<devinus> ryah: jealous that i didn't think of it myself, actually. [4:51]<devinus> well i sort of did, i was having late night talk sessions with tom robinson from 280 north about making a v8 backend that used libev for awhile [4:51]<devinus> even started implementing it [4:51]<devinus> then i heard about node :) [4:51]<devinus> i'm glad i didn't get too far with it [4:52]<devinus> ryah: you definitely did far better than i could have [4:53]<ryah> yeah - i think there were a couple people with the idea. interesting to hear about you too. when was that? [4:54]<devinus> ryah: um...judging by my last github commit on it... around april [4:54]<devinus> no [4:54]<devinus> august, misread [4:57]<ryah> devinus: can i see it? [4:58]<devinus> ryah: it's literally nothing [4:58]<devinus> http://github.com/devinus/hemi [4:59]<devinus> ryah: i think kris kowal is trying to turn nodejs into a narwhal backend [4:59]<devinus> which excited me greatly [5:00]<ryah> yeah [5:00]<ryah> i haven't been to helpful to him, i think. hopefully he'll straighten me out on what he needs tomorrow :) [5:02]<devinus> ryah: saw you talk at the euro js conf, very cool. i'd like to try helping on that libpq backend at some point, but my knowledge of pg's c api consists of writing a c extension [5:04]<ryah> devinus: well, more than my knowledge :) [5:05]<ryah> devinus: I would love to have some help. I can't keep it up, really. [5:07]<dmachi> its a lot of work [5:07]<dmachi> I looked at trying to get it workign playing with http://code.google.com/p/llv8call/ last year, but realized it was much more than i had the time to tackle :)