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Really interesting. I like the way that the total ordering approach makes it clear when an earlier compatibility-version (e.g. 1._) is being maintained alongside a later version (e.g. 2._). That's something that isn't expressible
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Show HN: Snowplow 79 Black Swan with API Request Enrichment Released
(snowplowanalytics.com)
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Ah! That actually explains the strange syntax I was seeing in the tutorials: // Create Stream `basic-stream-{3-7}` // dlog tool create -u ${distributedlog-uri} -r ${stream-prefix} -e ${stream-regex} ./distri
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Snowplow is implemented as a unidirectional data pipeline: tracking -> collection -> enrichment -> storage Between each step there is typically some kind of persistent queue (mostly S3/Kinesis), and data won't be
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We do all enrichments like MaxMind, weather, arbitrary JavaScript etc downstream of collection, in our enrichment phase - the list of configurable enrichments is here: https://github.com/snowplow/snowplow/wiki/
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Thanks for sharing yummyfajitas - expect official Kafka support for Snowplow a little later this year [1] [2]; it's been long awaited! (Snowplow co-founder) [1] https://github.com/snowplow/snowplow/milestones&
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If you have a piece of business logic that you want to make available in N languages/platforms, is Haxe a valid option? The only other alternative I know is to write a library in C/C++/Rust and use the FFIs in your target lan
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Not sure why you are comparing Google Cloud Pub/Sub to Kinesis - the former is a MQ system, not a distributed commit log. When creating a Kinesis consumer, I can specify whether I want to start reading a stream from a) TRIM_HORIZON (wh
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IBM Bluemix has been offered "pure" hosted Kafka as their MessageHub product for a little while: https://developer.ibm.com/messaging/message-hub/ MessageHub's lead engineer Oliver Deakin gave a talk
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RJMetrics Pipeline - https://rjmetrics.com/product/pipeline/ Fivetran - https://www.fivetran.com/integrate Segment Sources - https://segment.com/sources Snowplow - https:/&#
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We just released a data pipeline runner in Rust. Starting small but we have grand ambitions: https://github.com/snowplow/factotum
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This is awesome - thanks so much for putting this together Spiro. With enough library support I think OCaml can definitely hit a sweet spot for ops...
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Wargaming.net’s Data-Driven, Real-Time Rules Engine
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Frog and Toad are Cofounders
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Introducing Factotum data pipeline runner
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Snowplow Analytics - Remote, INTERN. Snowplow Analytics is looking for 1-2 open source software interns this Summer (May through August), for a 6-12 week paid internship. Our interns will work directly on and contribute to projects within t
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This could be amazing for a product/app troubleshooting guide, maybe hosted inside Slack/Olark/Gitter...
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Owning Attention (Considerations for Alert Design)
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The rules for bumping to 1.0.0 are based on hindsight ("probably already be 1.0.0"), exogenous factors ("users") and human emotion ("worrying a lot"). It would be impossible for a computer to correctly bump a p
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There's nothing you can do in a 0.x.x release that wouldn't also conform to the Semver rule around incrementing the MAJOR version: http://semver.org/#spec-item-8 The idea of 0.x.x reflecting a level of instability
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The fundamental problem with Semver is that the jump from a 0.x.x series to a 1.0.0 is incredibly difficult to call, and often gets delayed almost indefinitely. 0.9.9 -> 1.0.0 means the opposite of 1.9.9 -> 2.0.0 - the former is an ob
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Big fan of what AMP is doing, but I'm a little surprised by the statement that: > Today, multiple web metrics providers are on board, including Moat (who partner with Chartbeat), Nielsen, ComScore, Parse.ly, ClickTale, Adobe Analyti
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Introducing Spark Datasets
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Once you have read his early classics, "A Most Wanted Man" is well worth a read. It was the book where le Carré rebooted himself for the 21st Century; when I think of it I always think of William Gibson's "Spook Country&
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The 2015 Analytics Software Market
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Snowplow | REMOTE UTC-6 <> UTC+2 | Support Engineer Our Managed Service offering has grown significantly over the last year, and we now orchestrate and monitor the Snowplow open source event pipeline ( https://github.com
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No, I know a couple. Look for companies with around $10-100m annual revenues and no external investors. If you speak to their owners, their biggest frustration is, ironically, competing with unicorns for talent recruitment.
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By joining a late stage (vs early stage) startup as an employee, you are trading execution risk for valuation risk. At an early stage startup, your shares are essentially free to purchase - especially if you join a company which hasn't
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Show HN: Snowplow 74 European Honey Buzzard with Weather Enrichment Released
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My only interaction with Product Hunt was through the email harvester they ran on 17 December 2014 (a few months after joining Y Combinator) which found our company's public info@ email address and subscribed it to Product Hunt.
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