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For me, the main goal is to provide convenient means to write truly
distributed applications in my favourite programming language.
-Computers getting cheaper and more and more ubiquitous, and so different kind
-of networks. In my opinion the question is -- how we are going to utilize
-those new computational resources? Using multi-core systems effectively may
-be tricky; fortunately some languages (such as as Scheme/GNU Guile) already
-provide convenient API to utilize those systems. But what about systems that
-distributed over a network?
+Computers are getting cheaper and more and more ubiquitous, and so different
+kind of networks. In my opinion the question is -- how we are going to
+utilize those new computational resources? Using multi-core systems
+effectively may be tricky; fortunately some languages (such as Scheme/GNU
+Guile) already provide convenient API to utilize those systems. But what
+about systems that distributed over a network?
I am dreaming of the times when using computer resources distributed over a
network in GNU Guile will be as easy as using local ones. You should not be