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BrandonBradley
10y ago
I saw your other top-level comment as well. Are you using Akka Websockets to interface with exchanges as well? Would love to share. See: https://github.com/blbradley/kafka-cryptocoin
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This. I evaluated Portainer recently and found myself missing a few critical features available from Marathon.
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Comparative Evaluation of Big-Data Systems on Scientific Image Workloads
(twitter.com)
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Are you using Avro because of your own choices or Confluent's toolset (which uses Avro on Kafka)?
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10y ago
That is sometimes how I talk when I make jokes. No memes here. Tough crowd.
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10y ago
Do what? Make jokes?
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Yo dog. You got 'boot looted'.
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Other than the $0, yes I do. Easier to read and think about in respect to operations on a collection.
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rawr!
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Microsoft has made some good changes, but don't get your hopes up! :)
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Max penalty $83.7 billion? I know it will probably get settled. Mostly just have the 'tax dollars well spent' feeling.
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10y ago
Hi! Can you tell us your experience with and opinion of GIMP? (P.S. I am interested but would like some public discussion first).
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For big data, 'Big Data' by Nathan Marz was an excellent read. The conceptual chapters are top notch, and the implementation chapters give you a good look into the tools used for the field at the time of publishing.
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10y ago
You can run a Websocket client in a test suite that tests your server. Have you considered this strategy?
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Nashville, TN - REMOTE OK I am a full stack developer with current expertise in Python, Scala, and Java development for the Linux operating system. Project experiences include: data engineering for streaming event processing,
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I believe we just don't like the way the article is written and not the ideas within.
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10y ago
I'm feeling the same way.
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I can attest to 'getting nervous about what the next surprise will be' with Kafka. And I'm only dealing with a single node right now. Kafka and Confluent Platform are very much still works in progress. I had to patch Kafka Co
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10y ago
Whoops
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10y ago
Answering your second question: Since you have experience with a statically typed language, you'll be fine with little no to Java knowledge.
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10y ago
My NYT savior! Thanks
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10y ago
Your question is hard to understand. https://kafka.apache.org/08/design.html "So effectively Kafka guarantees at-least-once delivery by default ...." Edit: Downvote if you want. I was trying to help you.
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10y ago
There are nightly snapshots. Give those a try!
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11y ago
I've found Spark on Mesos 'fairly easy' to setup. Fairly easy after quite of bit of pain and configuration management.
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11y ago
Free data in? (Like AWS)
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kafka-cryptocoin: Kafka producer for data collection from Bitcoin exchanges
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11y ago
/cc @atemerev
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I agree that using the default thread dispatcher is not how this should be used. The application's actors should create and use its own ExecutionContext.
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11y ago
I, for one, welcome our Scala overlords.
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11y ago
I hope Wu-Tang and/or Bill Murray make a move. Right now!
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