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by caust1c 5y ago
Can you elaborate? We use `replace` everywhere in our codebase for modules that we've forked + modified.
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by caust1c 5y ago
I believe it's a bit of this and a bit of that. My understanding is that source routing wasn't widely adopted because it couldn't quickly adapt to changes and partitions. Now that we can calculate routes trivially on consume
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by caust1c 5y ago
Similar experience to vulkoingim: steep learning curve but quite stable once deployed properly. Schema management in zookeeper has been the biggest pain point for us. Occasionally individual clickhouse shards will get out of sync during a
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Understanding Cilium Network Performance(cilium.io)
2 points by caust1c 5y ago|0 comments
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Lambda School lays off 65 employees(lambdaschool.com)
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by caust1c 5y ago
I don't really see anything misleading in the post. Linus says that the comments/responses are from a position of ignorance and it seems like he's just seeking understanding. If anything is misleading it's linking to ra
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It's hard to draw lessons from your own failures (DHH response to burning $10M)(world.hey.com)
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by caust1c 6y ago
That's right, yeah. We would have had to buy 10x the servers in order to support the same workload that clickhouse could.
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by caust1c 6y ago
When Cloudflare was considering clickhouse, we did estimates on just the hardware cost and it was well over 10x what clickhouse was based on druids given numbers on events processed per compute unit.
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by caust1c 6y ago
Segment by Twilio | Engineering | SF, NYC, Vancouver | Full-Time | Onsite & Remote (US & Canada) Segment is building the customer data platform for everyone. We transform data and route to over 200 different integrations, adding new
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by caust1c 6y ago
I think that's why so many of my peers (including myself) are keen on removing ambiguity from code. Code itself should be as clear as possible and only able to be interpreted by readers in the way it's meant to convey instruction
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by caust1c 6y ago
I'm surprised that he doesn't mention the Monorepo + Microservice approach. I've found that most of the pain, confusion and bugs when dealing with microservice architectures has to do with the basic overhead of repo manageme
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by caust1c 6y ago
Altinity provides one I think!
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by caust1c 6y ago
Cloudflare also moved from Citus to Clickhouse
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by caust1c 6y ago
I'm not positive, but I think the signal protocol and signal messenger came before Moxie worked with Whatsapp to provide e2e encryption. Not refuting your point at all, just providing additional context.
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by caust1c 6y ago
There is no legal reason why we can't have non-dilutable options. The only reason why it's such common practice is probably vanity (investors want to know they're getting X% when they invest) and the complexity of planning y
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by caust1c 6y ago
Work at a startup in a field you love with coworkers who also pour their blood sweat and tears into the company, only to have the founders fail upwards and employees left with nothing. Then you might feel differently. Founders shouldn&#x27
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by caust1c 6y ago
Who cares about being in the S&P 500? It's a dumb status symbol and nothing else.
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by caust1c 6y ago
Coming from Go which introduced me to the concept of lightweight threads, I really miss goroutines and Go's concurrency model with channels/select/cancellation/scheduling. However, targeting WASM seems like a pretty huge
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by caust1c 6y ago
This is definitely part of the issue I think. My friend who attended with no previous programming experience said that they were correcting the Team Leads and Section Leads regularly.
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by caust1c 6y ago
Lambda school is a sham. They have students teaching students and it's like the blind leading the blind. Absolute chaos and since the student to teacher ratio is so high, it's almost impossible to get a decent education through
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by caust1c 6y ago
I actually did renew my subscription this summer before realizing how much of a time sink it is and how incredible it is that I had that much time as a kid. Even working remote, I don't have enough time to play games like that anymore
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Writing Engineering Strategy(staffeng.com)
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by caust1c 6y ago
Flink uses highwatermarks like google's dataflow and is based on (I think) the original Millwheel paper. The alternative to all this nonsense is to just throw everything into clickhouse and build materialized views! The drawback is yo
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by caust1c 6y ago
Agreed. I read it as a criticism of VC-funded, growth-focused, investor driven companies and I believe the criticism is totally valid in that lens.
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by caust1c 6y ago
Take your libertarian dreams to international waters. Regulation exists to create opportunity, not destroy it. Unless you have facts to back up your claims, don't spread misinformation.
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Partially because of chip capabilities, and partially because understanding networking is hard. I don't think most chips can do this fwiw, but it's definitely cheap enough now that cameras and IoT devices will probably start doing
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by caust1c 6y ago
No 'M' in FAANG ;-) (Sorry, couldn't help myself! Many people still refer to it as a FAANG company)
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by caust1c 6y ago
Neat! So it's like an EM Flux measurement, but for the brain?! If so, that's fascinating :-)
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Life without line numbers for 6% smaller Go binaries(commaok.xyz)
95 points by caust1c 6y ago|92 comments

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