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by jusonchan81 5y ago
There is a ton of work on top of Lucene. And Lucene is still OSS. So yes what Amazon is doing is stealing Elastic’s work. I’m sure this will change how every other company is the OSS world will operate from now on. CockroachDB for example i
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by jusonchan81 5y ago
This seems like something you can implement in a workflow tool like Netflix Conductor and we can automate the debugging process with visuals.
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by jusonchan81 6y ago
The main problem was majority of the GME interest was on Robinhood platform. So other brokers were able to get away with deposits or shorter blocking. The next squeeze will put pressure on the other brokers given the movement of accounts ou
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by jusonchan81 6y ago
I personally feel AWS should have collaborated with Elastic long before this. AWS is likely making a ton on the elasticsearch offering. What’s interesting is a few people working at AWS has decided to be a bully and then now trying to kill
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by jusonchan81 6y ago
Isn’t it possible to use cell phone location to identify exactly who went inside the Capitol buildings? It’s something that the police system uses anyways and I guess it must be being used. What happened was a shame, but I truly hope this d
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by jusonchan81 6y ago
South Korea did have a near perfect compliance in wearing masks outside of your home. I think that’s what helped them keep it fairly under control for such a populous country. Just to be clear - it was near perfect and not 100%
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by jusonchan81 6y ago
It doesn’t have to crash per se. The value can go down. As in inflation. This is already happening in some sense. It’s just accelerated when the real value you get back is lesser for dollar by the day. A few years back can you imagine buyin
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by jusonchan81 6y ago
I guess this is indeed an issue. I’m a manager and I am trying to hire. 100% I’d rather find a person who can start in a couple of weeks than several months for a candidate who needs immigration. But there are rarely any local applicants an
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by jusonchan81 7y ago
I once figured I can use ML to predict stock market movements and I went about buying 5 years of data from CBOE and started working on modeling. At one point I managed to get fairly accurate predictions of movements and I thought I had stru
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by jusonchan81 7y ago
Conductor solves the orchestration problem well. One of the most heavily used components across Netflix. GitHub and other companies use Conductor too. The Json DSL is simple to learn.
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by jusonchan81 8y ago
I haven’t deleted my accounts but for whatever reason I haven’t been using it at all. Now that I think about it, the last time I logged into FB was about a year ago. That too I think I was somehow tricked into doing so with really clickbait
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by jusonchan81 8y ago
If a company succeeds in eliminating or reducing a major illness (and its related family of illnesses) from world wide population then they should be rewarded with a one time cash bonus of what that illness could have cost the governments a
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by jusonchan81 8y ago
They are only testing it. If it leads to cancellations or drop in viewing or not a successful project then they will yank it. And the guy who proposed it will likely get fired too. They are humans, sometimes stupid choices will be made, but
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by jusonchan81 8y ago
Efficient market theory prevents predicting prices to a certain extent. But algorithms can take out emotions in trading and can limit your losses.
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by jusonchan81 8y ago
The author of the article is forgetting a ton of things that software building needs. If that Janitorial service needs to scale and use data to drive optimizations and improvements, I doubt quick base can do all that. Another way to put tha