kartiksura

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by kartiksura 4y ago
I recently went through a surgery for treating my sleep apnea. I have documented my experience here. Happy to answer any of your questions https://www.quora.com/profile/Kartik-Sura/My-Struggle-with-A...
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My Struggle with ADHD Was Sleep Apnea All Along(quora.com)
2 points by kartiksura 4y ago|1 comments
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by kartiksura 4y ago
In summary, my struggles with focus, learning, and low energy during the day led me to seek professional help, resulting in a journey over the past 5 years that involved taking supplements, self-medicating, and receiving diagnoses of adult
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by kartiksura 8y ago
RIBS2 (Robust Infrastructure for Backend Systems, ver. 2) https://github.com/Adaptv/ribs2 Great framework to build highly scalable, low latency service (developer friendly). It would be great some detailed tutorials an
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by kartiksura 9y ago
Very good work. How about a video/blog where you can describe use-cases where redis has been creatively used to solve a tough problem. With some redis design patterns included?
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by kartiksura 9y ago
I see. I would suggest you explore the following: 1. CitusDB (an offshoot of postgres with high ingestion rate, cloudflare used it) 2. Druid.io (popular in ad-tech) 3. Linkedin Pinot (uber uses it for similar use-cases) 4. memSQL (used in a
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by kartiksura 9y ago
I work in subsecond latency domain. Can you elaborate what do you want to achieve in the sub-second: Does the ingestion have to be subsecond? or the entire cycle of ingestion and data available into redis/DDB needs to be done in sub-se
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by kartiksura 9y ago
make -j8
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by kartiksura 10y ago
Aah finally a good clue about reading material. Thanks a ton.
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by kartiksura 10y ago
It might seem standard among some circles. And i have learnt them on the floor. But could never find a book or blog which describes some more examples. I was curious if others had any ideas to share.
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by kartiksura 10y ago
Real time bidding. It is used to trade ads with exchanges. When you dont have your own ads from your sales team.
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by kartiksura 10y ago
Yes. It is intuitive to some. But I never learnt it from a text book. Thats why I was curious about such other tricks.
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by kartiksura 10y ago
This is really neat. You need to take only 1/N of the locks. Maybe the N can be started small and changed gradually as the views increase.
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by kartiksura 10y ago
Ad 1 has to be shown 30% of the traffic Ad 2 has to be shown 40% of the traffic Remaining has to be given to RTB generate a random number between 0:100 if the number is 0-30 the Ad 1 has to be shown if the number is 30-70 the Ad 1 has to be
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Production algorithm tricks anyone?
14 points by kartiksura 10y ago|19 comments
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by kartiksura 10y ago
I find redis-cluster spec one of the simplest ways to explain clustering, HA, leader election. https://redis.io/topics/cluster-spec
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Ask HN: Need some advice to sharpen distributed-systems design skills
2 points by kartiksura 10y ago|2 comments