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Robert D Rees commented on STORM-568:
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Start to identify key needs and problem areas. Look into integration and 
possible manipulation of difficult area's. Identify services, languages and 
libraries that would be ideal and optimal for implementations desired ~ don't 
shy from the impossible! It may have a secret lying within, just start thinking 
creatively and don't let logic sway you...its not always logical why or how 
thing are what they are!

> I would like to utilize storm for a code base, unstructured, flowing, and 
> parallel.
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>                 Key: STORM-568
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STORM-568
>             Project: Apache Storm
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: storm-hbase, storm-hdfs
>         Environment: My considerations would be for an all open platform for 
> all systems and languages, using highly optimized math and code libraries to 
> implement a non-structured free flowing heterogeneous parallel platform
>            Reporter: Robert D Rees
>            Assignee: Robert D Rees
>
> I have long considered the problems with parallel computing and to me it is 
> in the structure of the code itself. One process is sitting waiting for 
> another to complete or catch up, wasting resources, time, and energy. Storm 
> gives fault tolerance and a sort of non-rigid flow. I would like to 
> investigate the naturally inherent properties of storm to see if would allow 
> an actual code base to be attached. It would be close to a high-speed code 
> delivery system that could posses incredible possibilities and potential if 
> proven successful. Code Bases considered would be C/C++/Fortran Python Perl 
> OMP MPI OA(OAA) integrated with highly optimized and implemented advanced 
> computational libraries, mixed with some good ol fashioned tinkering to get 
> it right.



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