hashhar

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LetsEncrypt v1 and v2 ACME servers outage(letsencrypt.status.io)
3 points by hashhar 8y ago|2 comments
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by hashhar 8y ago
Oh man, rereading the comments above made me realise i replied to the wrong comment. Doesn't matter though.
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by hashhar 8y ago
I'd love to discuss more on this topic with you since I am currently working on implementing a proof of concept for the same. Since I've just had almost 1 year of software development experience (2017 grad here) the task feels too
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by hashhar 8y ago
Does anyone have any recommendations or learnings to share regarding managing a Kafka cluster for implementing CQRS/CDC patterns. I was doing a PoC using Debezium ( https://debezium.io ) to implement change data capture from
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Migrating Kafka to dedicated Zookeeper with zero downtime(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
3 points by hashhar 8y ago|1 comments
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Debezium: Stream Changes from Your Databases (Change Data Capture)(debezium.io)
1 points by hashhar 8y ago|0 comments
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by hashhar 8y ago
Think about the use-case where you want all your Relational data to be denormalised and written to a S3 bucket and then loaded into something like Redshift for analytical loads. If you start pushing the data from your application itself the
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by hashhar 8y ago
Up until recently i used to work at a major Indian eCommerce and can confirm that most companies use a mix of the simple heuristics you suggest together with some data mining. So, they would take your recent purchases, clicks, searches and
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Mozilla to close Firefox Test Pilot program on January 22nd, 2019(blog.mozilla.org)
3 points by hashhar 8y ago|0 comments
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by hashhar 8y ago
I feel that Atlassian's git tutorial is the best I have come across so far. https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials
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by hashhar 8y ago
ES doesn't expose as many knobs last I checked.
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by hashhar 8y ago
Thanks for letting me know about Elasticsearch LTR.
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by hashhar 8y ago
Oh my god. This is a game changer. Thanks a ton for this enlightenment. Any gotchas I need to be aware of? I've been using GNU Stow to manage mine and haven't yet run into issues but it did bring some fiction.
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by hashhar 8y ago
I don't get the hype about elasticsearch at all. Elasticsearch is more suited to searching logs. It doesn't have powerful sort functions, doesn't allow you to use multiple sort parameters etc. Apache Solr is more suited to se
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by hashhar 8y ago
There are very similar services operating in metro cities in India which can attributed to overcrowded public transportation during peak hours. Shuttl is one which immediately comes to mind and seems to be doing good. They have a concept of
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Deep Chain Reorganization Detected on Ethereum Classic (ETC)(blog.coinbase.com)
1 points by hashhar 8y ago|0 comments
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LG unveils 88 inch 8k OLED screen with in-display sound
2 points by hashhar 8y ago|0 comments
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by hashhar 8y ago
I have also seen the same regards to engineering mangers. The best ones have tended to be older women with either bigcorp experience or have been in the current company for a long time. They know how to maximise the developers productivity
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MySQL 8 vs. PostgreSQL 10: Deep dive(hackernoon.com)
6 points by hashhar 8y ago|1 comments
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Tango: Distributed Data Structures Over a Shared Log (2013) [pdf](microsoft.com)
4 points by hashhar 8y ago|0 comments
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by hashhar 8y ago
I personally feel that most of my use cases are covered by ASCII Flow ( http://asciiflow.com/ ) or MermaidJS ( https://mermaidjs.github.io/mermaid-live-editor/ ). For everything else that cannot be covered
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by hashhar 8y ago
I think it's based on elo scores. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elo_rating_system
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The Facebook-ification of podcasts(theverge.com)
5 points by hashhar 8y ago|0 comments
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by hashhar 8y ago
Not at all. I'm from Jamia Millia Islamia, a central university in South Delhi. I got into Jabong and saw a merger thrice. Once into the hands of Myntra, then Flipkart and then Walmart.
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by hashhar 8y ago
Thanks a lot. It truly was an extraordinary ride. I hope to take the experience with me and apply it at other places. It's quite telling when you aren't angry or resent being laid off from a job - the company was just THAT good bu
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by hashhar 8y ago
It sounds a lot like how Flatpak and friends work. Would be interested if there were a few detailed blog posts about it?
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by hashhar 8y ago
I started my job last year in July as a search engineer in a major Indian e-commerce company straight out of college and was really glad to be able to work using one of the most beautiful tech stacks I've seen - Golang microservices ta
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by hashhar 8y ago
I have had really good experience with a Microsoft Research project called Path. The main usecase I had was navigating places like shopping malls without proper shop numbers or any addressing scheme. You can find it discussed here https:&#
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by hashhar 8y ago
Oh man. I am so glad that I had the opportunity to work at an organisation that actually celebrated a few such improvements i made. There was a data ingestion job which inserted 4 million keys into Redis. It was awfully slow. I sped it up a
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by hashhar 8y ago
Oh man. I am so glad that I had the opportunity to work at an organisation that actually celebrated a few such improvements i made. There was a data ingestion job which inserted 4 million keys into Redis. It was awfully slow. I sped it up a

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