joernl

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   by joernl 4y ago

   It's an electronic testing and examination environment for German universities. It's very far from big data, but we have to support very small universities with very limited tech budget. We pre-generate and store the exams to ensu
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   by joernl 4y ago

   I chose markdown for a large project due to the reduce storage size and forced simplicity and abstraction. I have to work with static data which will not change for 10 years, the only way to keep it alive is upcasting the internal structure
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   by joernl 8y ago

   As someone who works in a central service unit not directly affiliated with academic research, I was given the chance to touch the lives of probably generations of students. Emphasis on "touch", not necessarily "change".
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   by joernl 8y ago

   I'm quite curious about this myself... I would like to extend the question by asking the owners of event-sourced systems how they handle it. In my case, we will have to do manuell, software-assisted deletions
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   by joernl 9y ago

   I have recently created a small project called rocket ( https://github.com/joernlenoch/rocket ) to provide myself with a simple dependency injection module for exactly this reason. This is rather a starting point than a