haggy

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by haggy 7y ago
> Scala is declining And the proof of this is... Where?
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by haggy 7y ago
Posting content with little to no validation of fact isn't a valid form of journalism and isn't any kind of "counter movement" IMO. That's called a gossip column or tabloid.
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by haggy 7y ago
Are there benchmarks comparing this to Hikari? What is the benefit to using this over Hikari?
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by haggy 7y ago
I think it does, thanks and good luck!
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by haggy 7y ago
It appears that you are primarily focused on biz2biz is that correct? If so, I couldn't find much on the site related to what guarantees your company provides. For example, what happens if you give me a "certified breakdown"
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by haggy 7y ago
Retailers that used to bring in $55billion per year take a long time to die.
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by haggy 7y ago
It's not correct grammar but it has meaning. "Can I pick up medicine for someone else at the pharmacy?" is a proper way to ask but that's not how a lot of people end up searching (with correct grammar)
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by haggy 7y ago
It's funny because of all the crickets. I asked a question after the OP requested one and I've seen no response in 5 days. :shrug:
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by haggy 7y ago
Hah! I see that you've never been on the customer side of these issues. Try explaining "we can't fix cuz it's not our problem" or "we can't fix cuz our moral compass is just and we shouldn't do things
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by haggy 7y ago
How would you envision supporting 10X the usage that you have today 1 year from now if all that usage is falling under your "free" plan constraints?
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by haggy 7y ago
This isn't an answer to how they might monetize this service and quite frankly I've seen the OP/Co-Founder post their "answer" to this question on multiple other comments and it's extremely hand-wavy. I current
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by haggy 7y ago
Not sure how much sarcasm is built into your statement but as a long time user & supporter of Postgres I have to disagree. Postgres is fantastic at many things but there are times when it's not the best choice. An example would be
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by haggy 7y ago
This ^^ And with regards to tooling, there is already a lot of work being done around distributed tracing tools
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by haggy 7y ago
https://www.embedded.com/electronics-blogs/max-unleashed-and... Enjoy
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by haggy 7y ago
I was thinking the same thing Source: Chernobyl on HBO
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by haggy 7y ago
I agree with you wrt hiring but I think the choice on language (especially at startups) largely comes down to founder knowledge. As a full-time Scala developer (and long time Java guy) I've seen first-hand the benefits and drawbacks of
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by haggy 7y ago
Your sarcasm and snark is next level. Well done.
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by haggy 7y ago
Your "logic" here (which is probably just trolling) is not worth another response
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by haggy 7y ago
Comment of the week
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by haggy 7y ago
It's not a bad argument but I've tried both ways and the practical route gets devs using git much faster than trying to start with concepts. If this were a class on git I might agree with you but Im in the business, not the classr
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by haggy 7y ago
What kind of crap response is that? Ask any 100 people on the street about any industry specific tooling or terms and you're likely to get nothing. Go ask people 100 people about "liquidated derivatives" and see what happens.
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by haggy 7y ago
I have to strongly disagree with this approach to teaching git. I've been in software engineering for a decade now and have taught many entry level and experienced devs about git. If you start out with trees and other git internal conc
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by haggy 7y ago
Where and how are you coming to the conclusion that rsync is "niche clique"?
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by haggy 7y ago
You don't. Like others have said SLA's are a sales tool, not an objective for the engineering team to achieve.
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by haggy 7y ago
I'm no expert but I believe it would be because the graphite is so highly radioactive
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by haggy 7y ago
I feel like your statement is incredibly broad. You don't think accountants ever ask "why"? In all your time as an account and manager of accountants, you've never had someone come to you asking about something that seem
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by haggy 7y ago
Depends on what your designing. If you're working on highly distributed, microservice based backends then single sources of truth can quickly become a serious bottleneck. Check out Event Sourcing if you're not already familiar wit
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by haggy 7y ago
That's because it's not programming. ML describes a strategy using machines to derive information from data. You use programming languages to tell machines how to execute on that strategy.
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by haggy 8y ago
oh man this hits close to home
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by haggy 8y ago
OK I'll say it... Your friend chose wrong. HORRIBLY wrong. I have a lot of experience with both Postgres and Cassandra and the fact that your friend chose Cassandra despite their data model being relational AND having high consistency

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