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He is also the creator of Cascalog (Hadoop query dsl in Clojure) and the Lambda architecture pattern. Not lambda as we know it now popularised by AWS, but an a
by vbsteven 5y ago
He is also the creator of Cascalog (Hadoop query dsl in Clojure) and the Lambda architecture pattern.
Not lambda as we know it now popularised by AWS, but an architecture for stream processing where batch views from expensive and slow batch jobs are combined with speed views from stream processors into the final live result.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_architecture https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_architecture
- tomnipotent 5y ago100x increase in productivity is a silly, hyperbolic claim no matter who makes it. I'd even be skeptical of a 2x claim, because in 25 years I have yet to see any of these productivity plays actually pan out. What I have seen are small incremental improvements here and there, but you can't point to anything in the recent past that has improved productivity 10x or 100x (unless your old process was just total crap). At best I would expect a small niche collection of very specific tasks to be improved, but definitely not applicable to general productivity.
- 11pp 5y agoyou concluded something is impossible based on the fact that you have never seen it before? talking about silly claims :)
- tomnipotent 5y agoYes, that's how observation and personal opinion works.
- 11pp 5y agowell it should not be how personal opinions are formed - maybe you should look up first principle thinking if you have not yet. I do not know if their 100X claim will come true or not, however saying something is impossible merely because it has not been done in the past is clearly wrong
- tomnipotent 5y ago> saying something is impossible Point out where I said "impossible"? I said skeptical, which is an absolutely perfectly position to take. I'm all perfectly happy to be wrong.