Tanjreeve

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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
The most obvious case for Actors are usually anything where the time to process something isn't predictable and you need to manage state of that process. So the common example is Chatroom session management where some sessions might la
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
It's not going to be more performant than the constructs it's built off for a Hello World application. But unless you are a deep expert in concurrency and memory management (and have a team who can keep up) if you have a complex p
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
I'm also very positive on Akka having been deep into Cluster and Streams and Actors over the last few months. The barrier to entry is high because the problems Akka is appropriate for are complicated. Every time I want to complain I im
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
This is called a negative externality and it's what political economists spend a lot of their time fighting about. The bit of "how to determine who pays" is very complex/impossible when you're talking about somethin
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
Really isn't true either. Both an anthropologist and an architect would cringe at that claim.
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
If there's easy out the box ways to write things that a normal Dev would do without pushing the language to its limits then it seems a bit unfair to ignore it. If I declared python to be the world's most performant concurrent lang
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
None of those sound like "don't have kids" they're various flavours of "Children are not a self contained solution for everlasting happiness" which seems reasonable enough to me.
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
I'm definitely not some wizened master but I'd also agree with the statement. Good updated fully reflective of use documentation is not the majority of libraries and even the ones that do manage to do a good job often miss some cr
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
What's that saying about software everyone hates Vs software noone uses? Much as I have some reservations with 'Spark all the things' Personally I think Databricks are world changing in terms of how much they opened up pretty
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by Tanjreeve 5y ago
That seems very subjective why do you think that?