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by bsg75 7y ago
This is a question regularly on my mind, and I can say that the traditional transition to management is not always the solution. The puzzle mindset, tendency to ignore pragmatic approaches, desire to build solutions that satisfy the require
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Type-class based data cleansing library for Apache Spark SQL(github.com)
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by bsg75 7y ago
Last release was late 2017, but it has been very stable for me. Plus the author responds to bug reports. Mawk is my go-to version because of speed. GNU Awk when its extensions are needed, or the task is over "small data" and the s
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by bsg75 7y ago
> I think you're severely underestimating not only the effort Not at all. I'm simply pointing out that there is also a cost to outsourcing, in the form of risk. This is especially relevant in an industry like ad-tech, where a b
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by bsg75 7y ago
> Unlike in print or broadcast media, where advertisers and agencies that represent them can submit ads directly to publishers for review, online ad space is typically bought and sold through complex systems of intermediaries and exchang
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by bsg75 7y ago
Have used Mawk [1] in similar cases for a runtime savings, provided that the script works without any GNU Awk extensions. [1] https://invisible-island.net/mawk/
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On the Road to Fedora Workstation 31(blogs.gnome.org)
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by bsg75 7y ago
TiDB is not (currently) as commonly used as the other things in this stack. But I guess KOS(NewSQL) does not make for a good acronym. Maybe KOSS where the last S covers anything from TiDB, Cockroach, Clickhouse, and S3 (Parquet, Avro, etc.)
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by bsg75 7y ago
As technology changes the nature of work, it's natural that some jobs will be come more automated and different combined categories of skill will be necessary. The pessimist in me is suspicious that in many (most?) of these cases is du
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Figwheel builds ClojureScript code and hot loads in the browser as you code(github.com)
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The Joy of ClojureScript(blog.usejournal.com)
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by bsg75 7y ago
Isn't this always going to be a risk with high energy density batteries made from components that are volatile, especially in oxygen? I suspect that the quality of manufacture will be a significant factor in mitigation of that risk, bu
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by bsg75 7y ago
I would rather see IBM throw MapR a lifeline, given their enhancements to HDFS, etc.
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IBM and Cloudera Announce Partnership(ibm.com)
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Write Scala in vs. Code, Vim, Emacs, Atom and Sublime Text with Metals(scala-lang.org)
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by bsg75 7y ago
> where a nontrivial number of people refer to Go as Golang https://golang.org/ Simple names in the era of the web are not always a good idea. Also see https://www.r-project.org/
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by bsg75 7y ago
"There was not enough hustle..." Canned phrases from company leadership is too often a sign of cluelessness. In practical terms is means the CxO does not know how to grow or improve the business, and falls back on "Work more!
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Announcing Timescale Cloud(blog.timescale.com)
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So, what’s the point of Clojure? A business approach(medium.com)
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YottaDB(yottadb.com)
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DistroTest – Test it before you hate it(distrotest.net)
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by bsg75 7y ago
Ignoring for a moment any technical or business considerations, it would have been fascinating to see the long term effect if MS has based its new browser on the Firefox base instead of Chromium. Given history it is also personally interest
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MapR extends deadline to raise money for continued operations(siliconangle.com)
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A Python 3 implementation built on GraalVM(github.com)
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by bsg75 7y ago
> kubernetes's insane complexity proliferating Is K8S any more complex than the other options for deploying apps across a fleet? I’m genuinely curious because it looks complex to me, but I have little background to determine if what
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ZFS Raidz Performance, Capacity and Integrity(calomel.org)
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Boeing’s Bean-Counters Courted the 737 Max Disaster(thedailybeast.com)
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An Update from MapR(mapr.com)
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Visualize Anything with Superset and Drill(thedataist.com)
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DataStax's Path from Cassandra(zdnet.com)
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