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by ktamura 10y ago
oh yea, I remember your blog. As a matter of fact, it was one of few variable resources to learn about Acme's "API". Thanks for your work =)
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The Collatz Conjecture in PostgreSQL(gist.github.com)
48 points by ktamura 10y ago|9 comments
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by ktamura 10y ago
Neat idea. I've been using something like this with Acme from plan9port. Acme's plumber lets the user customize behavior on a piece of text based on its context or a program that takes it as an argument. A previous discussion abou
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by ktamura 10y ago
YKK epitomizes why Japan, despite the recent decline, continues to be a major economy: manufacturing giants that continue to serve as the backbone of the global economy. Another example is FANUC [1], a manufacturing device maker headquarter
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Comcast Buys DreamWorks for $3.8B(economist.com)
4 points by ktamura 10y ago|0 comments
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by ktamura 10y ago
Don't forget that Heroku is the original multi-tenant shop. I wouldnt be surprised if a single Kafka instance stores multiple customers's messages and elastically scale as more customers/data is added.
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by ktamura 10y ago
Some of the claims made by the author are just false (or glib theatricity). For example, you can definitely calculate capped running total without vendor-specific grammar.
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by ktamura 10y ago
It beats me as to why HN hasn't implemented duplicate detection.
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by ktamura 10y ago
While I really like K/Q/J/APL (some of this is Stockholm Syndrome: I spent the first 3 years of my career writing K/Q at a trading firm, eventually becoming the human debugger for my team's K/Q "investment
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by ktamura 10y ago
Firefox's problem is not lack of features. It's performance. To be sure, Firefox isn't the worst by many metrics, but it's no longer the stand-out that it was circa 2005-2008. That's why Firefox users left it for Ch
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by ktamura 11y ago
I think OP means GCP: Google Cloud Platform. There's GCE, Google Compute Engine, as part of GCP. GCE is also different from another GCP product Container Engine.
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by ktamura 11y ago
There's one area where Lyft is ahead of Uber, the whole "we are nicer" thing discounted: investment from an auto company (Lyft took money from GM). If you take a truly long-term view, the marketplace for on-demand drivers wil
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A Second Earthquake Hits Kumamoto, Japan(cnn.com)
1 points by ktamura 11y ago|0 comments
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by ktamura 11y ago
If you want an SQL like interface for Mixpabel data as well as other data sources, you might find Treasure Data useful. Here is a step by step guide that I wrote: https://blog.treasuredata.com/blog/2015/11/17&
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by ktamura 11y ago
This. For better and for worse, Go was designed for "simplicity", and generics are anything but simple. I'd be very, very surprised if Go thinks about generics in earnest anytime soon. I don't say this in anyway to eulog
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by ktamura 11y ago
>To respond to your point about absence of Grok like facility, avoiding the need to unmarshal and remarshal the data while passing through LogZoom was an explicit design requirement. The blogpost refers to our pain with Logstash/Flu
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by ktamura 11y ago
They are the utility scripts to start an editor window in Acme. B is async whereas E is sync (so that it can be used for the EDITOR env variable for software like git). Not sure what they stand for for sure. E is probably editor. B might b
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by ktamura 11y ago
Yeah. I've been using Acme for awhile now. While Acme itself is nice, what I really like is the B/E editor embedded in it. It's just a very simple editor that can be extended with _external_ programs. Finally, I've come
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by ktamura 11y ago
>For the longest while we’ve used fluent.d[sic] to log events in our systems. As a maintainer, glad to see Fluentd there =) If folks have questions on Fluentd, I'd be happy to answer them here.
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The Analytics Hierarchy of Needs(blog.treasuredata.com)
1 points by ktamura 11y ago|0 comments
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by ktamura 11y ago
I have a friend who does exactly this. He has two NUCs, one at work and one at home. When I asked him about working away from his desks, he said, "I shouldn't be doing that =p"
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by ktamura 11y ago
This is simply false. PostgreSQL + cstore_ftw, Presto, Impala, etc. all support "array oriented ability" via window functions.
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How Microsoft is serious about supporting Linux and cloud rivals with OMS(techradar.com)
1 points by ktamura 11y ago|0 comments
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RFC 7464: JSON Text Sequences(tools.ietf.org)
3 points by ktamura 11y ago|0 comments
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by ktamura 11y ago
I totally echo this. In my opinion, if Python was the Linux Kernel, Anaconda would be Ubuntu: i.e., it ensures that you are actually up and running within minutes and not struggling in the missing-header-files or dependencies-management hel
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The Further Evolution of Kubernetes(redmonk.com)
2 points by ktamura 11y ago|0 comments
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Browsing Git Stuff in Acme(kiyototamura.tumblr.com)
2 points by ktamura 11y ago|0 comments
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by ktamura 11y ago
In my view, successful (and hence viable) open source projects tend to have 1. Centralized decision-making 2. Distributed contributions While forking is important and necessary to experiment/test/prototype and iterate on various i
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Evaluating Analytics SaaS's Raw Data Access Capabilities(blog.treasuredata.com)
1 points by ktamura 11y ago|0 comments
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by ktamura 11y ago
Sorry to hear this. Can you give me the exact name of the plugin? I'd make sure to look at it.

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