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Using Scala in Amazon Lambda for Processing Fastly Logs
(tech.iheart.com)
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dberg
11y ago
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Youbube Acquires Bandpage
(venturebeat.com)
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dberg
11y ago
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dberg
11y ago
Agree, Looker customer here. Awesome product for ad-hoc BI reporting. Sits on top of Amazon Redshift perfectly and is quite fast for ad-hoc reporting.
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dberg
11y ago
This looks amazing.
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dberg
11y ago
anyone else misread this as BGP by accident ?
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dberg
11y ago
I guess that makes sense, but there are certainly other platforms with an "audience", like Tumblr, etc?
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dberg
11y ago
honest question, how did Medium become so dominant for all blog posting so quickly ? The design is no doubt beautiful but there is nothing special. Curious why so many bloggers magically decided to publish there all of a sudden. I see to
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dberg
11y ago
Can you explain why ? I remember reading a ton about off-heap memory work they were doing
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dberg
11y ago
I believe this competes with another well known open-source In-Memory Data Grid, Hazelcast. worth checking out.
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dberg
11y ago
Really love the developer friendly filters (repos, discussion, etc). Design is really really well done.
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dberg
11y ago
I would love to understand more how they deal with postgreSQL writes across a 60ms cross-country connection. Sounds like both datacenters write to postgreSQL in one datacenter and 60ms is not insignificant
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11y ago
I Think this is close to what he was doing. He had an investment bank friend that would just constantly sell and buy on the stock to look like there was "activity". In the end it was the same person selling and buying massive am
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dberg
11y ago
They were a pink sheet stock (Penny Stock), not sure if that made things different or not.
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dberg
11y ago
There was no doubt money laundering happening. We also had a consulting company we hired, that we "had" to use and we paid absurd rates to. I am sure there was money flowing under the table or to fund other shenanigans. I have no
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dberg
11y ago
I worked with some great people, and we all had hope we can jointly help turn things around. Obviously , we were wrong. In retrospect, we should have went to the board like we discussed and tried to salvage the company which could have had
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dberg
11y ago
I worked at ROO Media (which KIT Digital acquired) and met with Kaleil a number of times. None of us who worked there are even remotely surprised. No signs of revenue, yet we would spend like crazy and even acquire companies with magical
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dberg
11y ago
Exactly, the biggest problem with running apps in Containers, is you need to ensure you dont have your entire cluster sitting on one physical node (or virtual node i guess), services can be restart, auto-scaled, etc. Even at a small scale
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dberg
11y ago
Thanks for posting, Nomad looks really impressive. have you run it in production ?
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dberg
11y ago
Absolutely. EMC is known for having some of the most ruthless sales people in the industry and the existing DELL ones will not stand a chance. I can speak from experience that this is true.
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dberg
11y ago
Not sure i get the cloud play here, are they trying to cater to people building their own private clouds, or are they planning to start from scratch and build an AWS competitor ? Either plan seems like a poor one for 67B.
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dberg
11y ago
Author here. This was really started as a fun side project, so I am sure there are tons of bugs, etc. Feedback welcome !
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Show HN: VclGenie a JSON to VCL Generator Written in Scala
(github.com)
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dberg
11y ago
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dberg
11y ago
same here. I see people being very cautious about enabling this when its defaulted to enable the organizations i have access to. There must be a way to restrict this to certain organizations no ?
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11y ago
iHeartRadio - ONSITE - New York, NY iHeartRadio is looking for engineers (Mobile , Scala, React/Node/JS) in a variety of areas to support the continued growth of our desktop and mobile music experience. Passing 70 million users f
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Making android applications null pointer and exception free
(tech.iheart.com)
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dberg
11y ago
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Hacker Culture IHeartRadio
(hakkalabs.co)
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dberg
11y ago
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Hack Week iHeartRadio
(tech.iheart.com)
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11y ago
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dberg
11y ago
Funny i think i remember going to a brubeck meetup here in NY once. My old co-woker Patrick mentioned it and we ended up seeing a talk on it.
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Mesosphere goes GA
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
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dberg
12y ago
iHeartRadio NYC we are hiring a vast array of Engineers who love to move fast, innovate and have a passion for music. We have one of the most successful online music platforms out there and we are continuing to push the envelope on the inno
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