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Scrolling through the thing: I'm pretty sure not many (possibly not any) people are going to have experience using this thing in the wild.
by scottlocklin 7y ago
Scrolling through the thing: I'm pretty sure not many (possibly not any) people are going to have experience using this thing in the wild.
- kthielen 7y agoExcept at Morgan Stanley (where the same could be said for kdb 20 years ago).
- scottlocklin 7y agoWell, do you know anyone at Morgan who is using it? I must say that I do not.
- nuclearnice1 7y agoFive of his last eight posts contain links to it. So I surmise he is the primary author of it.
- kthielen 7y agoYes I do.
- scottlocklin 7y agoGreat! Glancing at it, I suspected it wasn't actually used; looked too "Buck Rogers," but maybe I am old and set in my ways. Do you have a pointer to setting something like a ticker plant up like in the old K3 manuals? Maybe over here? https://hobbes.readthedocs.io/en/latest/logging/hog.html#on-the-receiving-host https://hobbes.readthedocs.io/en/latest/logging/hog.html#on-...
- nuclearnice1 7y agoSomething about the language itself, the presentation and documentation, or the dependency environment? BTW, it would be a treat to see an open sourcing of kerf at some point! I am an admirer.