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by bruth 8y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Arcus Data Platform Engineer | Philadelphia PA | ONSITE Please visit: https://careers.chop.edu/job/Philadelphia-RIA-Programmer-II-... The Children’s Hospital of Philadelph
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by bruth 8y ago
Its a matter of time before there is a "bot" that auto-posts this kind response for historical reference.
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by bruth 8y ago
My team and I had the exact use case.. here is what we came up with: https://github.com/chop-dbhi/diff-table#diff-table Supports delimited files and Postgres tables. Outputs a large JSON-based summary of record diffs o
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by bruth 8y ago
Hi Scott. I did not listen to the podcast (yet), so sorry if you answered this already, but what, in your opinion, could be the greatest impact quantum computing has in society? I know its a broad question, but curious of a few bullet point
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by bruth 9y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Arcus Data Platform Engineer | Philadelphia PA | ONSITE Please visit: https://careers.chop.edu/job/Philadelphia-Arcus-AnalystProgr... The Children’s Hospital of Philadelph
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by bruth 9y ago
What workloads do you prefer pubsub over nats and vice versa?
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by bruth 9y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Arcus Data Platform Engineer | Philadelphia PA | ONSITE Please visit: https://careers.chop.edu/job/Philadelphia-Arcus-AnalystProgr... The Children’s Hospital of Philadelph
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by bruth 9y ago
Interesting so adding new fields even.. I suppose there is quite a bit of planning and iterating on the interface before making it public to reduce churn? I understand doing that for backwards incompatible changes.
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by bruth 9y ago
Thanks for the response! These are very good references. I like the breakdown of message and/or service definitions into separate files so it is easy to browse through the repository. I am assuming the version bump (v1 vs. v2) occurs
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by bruth 9y ago
Slightly off-topic, but related.. I have read that a common practice for managing proto files (or any schema definitions really) is to put them in a separate repo/package to share. It seems pretty straightforward in my head and provide
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OpenCensus: A Stats Collection and Distributed Tracing Framework(opensource.googleblog.com)
2 points by bruth 9y ago|0 comments
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by bruth 9y ago
https://github.com/anaibol/awesome-serverless#hosting-and-co...
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Open Policy Agent – Policy-based control for cloud native environments(openpolicyagent.org)
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by bruth 9y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Arcus Data Platform Engineer | Philadelphia PA | ONSITE Please visit: https://careers.chop.edu/job/Philadelphia-Arcus-AnalystProgr... The Children’s Hospital of Philadelph
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by bruth 9y ago
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Arcus Data Platform Engineer | Philadelphia PA | ONSITE The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Research Institute is recruiting a new team to build a data and informatics program called
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by bruth 9y ago
Great read. I agree that Kafka is overkill if even necessary for most applications. I have been using NATS Streaming [1] which has the same properties as Redis Streams for some time and it is wonderful. https://github.com/na
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by bruth 9y ago
ML with human-in-the-loop (HITL). There is a feedback loop that learns based on human expectation. Peloton[1] is already learning based on data access patterns, but doesn't consider subjective feedback. Maybe there could be a query pla
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by bruth 9y ago
Should be noted it is from 2012 in the title.
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by bruth 9y ago
AI has been a field since the 50s ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence#Histor... ). Methods have been developed over the years, but the primary blocker has been computing power and data sizes in order
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by bruth 9y ago
Nice work. You definitely should get in touch with the Dat Project folks. There are several of them on the core team and in the community who are actively scraping government websites for open data.
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by bruth 9y ago
Wow! My friend and I had this idea years ago.. possibly pre-GitHub. I am glad someone finally made it! Well done. My particular interest was seeing how a recipe deviates from the original.. a recipe graph of sorts. That would a fun way to v
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by bruth 9y ago
Yep. Just don't do it. https://genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13...
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by bruth 9y ago
I have roughly 400+ voice recordings that I have taken during my commute. As a few have stated, simply speaking out loud typically validates an idea or not simply due to the medium.
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by bruth 9y ago
SE Daily podcast about the company: https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2016/12/16/scale-api-wi...
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by bruth 9y ago
Along those lines (and possibly what the OP was looking for as well), what are the conventions around key names including namespacing? Or what are the common environment variables you capture for a given service, i.e. the boilerplate stuff.
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How We Build GRPC Services at Namely(medium.com)
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by bruth 10y ago
Nice work! This would be great if it could be pluggable for relational schemas. The interactivity is nice for explaining the schema with domain experts.
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by bruth 10y ago
Shameless plug: https://github.com/chop-dbhi/scds (stands for slowly changing dimensions store). A prototype, but versions individual records and tells you what changed if anything. Also there is preliminary support fo
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by bruth 10y ago
Not a direct answer, but Max Ogden talked about that a bit on Changelog's RFC: https://changelog.com/rfc/6
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by bruth 10y ago
I can recommend this book as well! It is easy to read and understand and the choice of Go as the host language is also great. I am in the process writing a semi-natural query language (boolean logic) targeted at domain experts (in this case

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