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   by g14i 6y ago

   whymarrh, great that you mentioned PIT. This is exactly what we use for Java as well. For Python we use mutmut [1]. [1] - https://pypi.org/project/mutmut/
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   by g14i 6y ago

   Totally agree. In one of our projects (around 200K Python LoC) we had 90% CodCov, but we frequently found some bugs. Recently we started to heavily use mutation testing and fuzzing to find edge cases on parts of the code that were already &
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   by g14i 6y ago

   I also run a company [1] that primarily recruits low-income Brazilians from remote locations and teach them how to code and create data-related products. The company itself is for profit in the long run, but the first priority is to make ou
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   Ask HN: Can we discuss about Martin Fowler's “Distributed Data Mesh” vision?

   2 points by g14i 6y ago|1 comments
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   by g14i 6y ago

   Many techniques already used by Aerospike on their KV database, which also bypass the OS file system/cache. I'm a long time Aerospike user with no connection to Aerospike. Edit: I would love to see a benchmark with Aerospike.
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   by g14i 8y ago

   Wow. Thanks for putting great energy for this answer. Great perspective. Again, if you don't mind sharing, what would be a dream solution for you, something that could solve most of the problems you mentioned? I understand that some of
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   by g14i 8y ago

   Please, do you mind sharing what exactly makes a BI solution difficult/struggling for 1,000+ users? Is it something technically related or more business/feature related?