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by addisonj 3y ago
This is pretty interesting, but for anyone who is on semaglutide maybe not a huge surprise? At least in my experience with semaglutide, everything I consume I need less of and I feel way less desire for things. I am not a big sweet eater, b
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by addisonj 3y ago
This game holds such a special place for me, not only for just fun childhood memories, but also so much of what got me into the excitement of how cool it was to see the rapid progress of tech. Certainly, it isn't atypical for software
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by addisonj 3y ago
I don't want to say I disagree with the author, what he says here is entirely valid, but I do have one suggestion to anyone facing this issue: Make a practice out of README's having more context about who is behind this work (indi
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by addisonj 3y ago
I have been following oxide for a bit, and really don't have to add to the tech conversation, but do want to say: Congrats to the team on reaching this big milestone and (in my eyes at least) just as much congratulations on doing it in
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by addisonj 3y ago
Congrats on the launch and interesting project! I have a lot of questions :) * I am by no means a crdt expert, but from my tinkering I have come to the opinion that the upside of the consistency does come at the cost of ease of understandin
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by addisonj 3y ago
Thanks for the answers Mike! One more follow-up on the scale side (which I mentioned with sibling comment), it isn't so much about clickhouse itself, but about scaling up ingest. From my own experience and from talking with quite a few
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by addisonj 3y ago
Generally, any sort of async/batch inserts will get you decently far, but still will have limitations well before you get to million rows a second, mostly because it is really difficult to get your batch size large enough from indivi
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by addisonj 3y ago
Wow, there is a lot here and what here is to a pretty impressive level of polish for how far along this is. The background of someone with a DX background comes through! I will be looking into this a lot more. Here are a few comments, notes
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by addisonj 3y ago
This will be... a "fun" comment section ;) I will put my conclusion first: as an industry, there is so much room for real research and understanding in what does and doesn't work in reducing defects. However, this itself is a
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by addisonj 3y ago
This is a pretty interesting article... and I generally agree with the pain points... but I don't really like the conclusion * While the author states that not many apps "need" high concurrency in userspace... I would invert
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by addisonj 3y ago
Heh, it seems like this article could easy be called "hourly billing considered harmful" and I would basically have the same critiques of it as most "<popular tech> consider harmful" posts. I won't pretend I h
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by addisonj 3y ago
Re: Supabase and timescaledb. Just want to make a bit more clear, Supabase has the ability to do some distribution via replication, but it isn't a true multi-master DB. Timescaledb does support a multi-node config ( https://d
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by addisonj 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! I have quite a few years of observability experience behind me and hand't really considered some of the unique aspects that LLMs bring into the picture. Here are a few thoughts, responses to your questions, and
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by addisonj 3y ago
Congrats on the initial launch! Here a few thoughts, feedback, and questions: * you do a good job in this post of describing why you need more than just ChatGPT to get acceptable quality, but much less of that is in the readme. I wouldn&#x2
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by addisonj 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! Interesting project in a space that I am pretty certain is going to change a lot in the coming years. Here is a bit of random feedback and questions. * Some of your messaging related to python vs yaml is a bit confus
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by addisonj 3y ago
Here are some questions, suggestions, and thoughts roughly categorized as I went through and understood a bit more about refine (the open source) and what I can glean from enterprise. Landing Page / Initial impressions * You mention &q
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by addisonj 3y ago
I should say... Open source can be a great way to get a community of users, with a subset that will opt not to self-host, but, I think there are a lot of things to consider: * Can you shepherd a community, that will have issues with self-
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by addisonj 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! Lots of really good stuff going on here, a few bits of feedback, ideas, etc, and also responding to some of the comments in other threads. * The quick explanation of how this works is pretty strong, but I think the d
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by addisonj 3y ago
What an interesting and timely article. My extended family recently opened a pizza place which just happened to be at the same time as me wanting to take a break from startup grind. I worked at a pizza place in high school, and have continu
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by addisonj 3y ago
I am going to write this comment with a large preface: I don't think it is ever helpful to be an absolutist. For every best-practice/"right way" to do things, there are circumstances when doing it another way makes sense
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by addisonj 4y ago
This is a great resource. The PG docs are generally quite good, but logical replication is one of those things where experience and this sort of resource is invaluable. That said, I also feel like logical replication is still pretty hard
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by addisonj 4y ago
I have spent a lot of time looking in this space recently for helping to revamp documentation and I really really have fallen in love with Markdoc. Markdoc just hits the sweet spot of being super easy to get started with but elegantly exten
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Achieving Broker Load-Balancing with Apache Pulsar(streamnative.io)
3 points by addisonj 4y ago|1 comments
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by addisonj 4y ago
StreamNative | Full Time | Engineering, Product | SF, LA, SLC, Remote | https://streamnative.io StreamNative is the company founded by the original developers of Apache Pulsar. We build a fully managed version of Pulsar and are
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by addisonj 4y ago
Interesting, the separate compute and storage tiers is another system going that direction which I think is becoming almost the standard at this point, especially for "cloud-native" things designed to run on k8s. From what I can t
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by addisonj 5y ago
I think this might be an error in the text, HTTP status code 503 can be used for backpressure, which I think is what is being referred too But yes, TCP uses windows for back-pressure, but that isn't really useful for application level
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by addisonj 5y ago
Pretty clever. It is pretty neat how much a small team can do by intelligently "remixing" the powerful primitives that now exist at the linux and VM/container layers. The cool bit is how many interesting things are here/
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by addisonj 6y ago
StreamNative | Remote, Full-Time | https://streamnative.io StreamNative are the main developers behind Apache Pulsar. We are looking for multiple different roles to join our team to help us build and maintain our rapidly growing
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We’re Rebranding PrestoSQL as Trino(trino.io)
16 points by addisonj 6y ago|0 comments
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Benchmarking Pulsar and Kafka a More Accurate Perspective on Pulsar Performance(streamnative.io)
4 points by addisonj 6y ago|1 comments

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