mstump

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by mstump 11y ago
No, it is just pass through, they just did a crappy job of handling concurrency.
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by mstump 11y ago
It's just pass through. The limit in this instance is probably packets per second of the legacy AWS network. Why is this difficult?
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by mstump 11y ago
16k requests per second isn't fast.
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by mstump 12y ago
I talked to the authors, they ran into the same issue. They just kill the network instead.
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by mstump 12y ago
DataStax Enterprise integrates Solr with Cassandra. The Solr docs are stored in Cassandra. Solr and Cassandra occupy the same JVM. As a result all docs inserted into C* are indexed using Solr, and Solr get's the high availability&#x2F
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by mstump 13y ago
30k TPS is pretty damn low. That's less than the throughput of a single Cassandra node...
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by mstump 13y ago
Your cert for getssl.me has expired...
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by mstump 13y ago
Something not mentioned in the the list of criticisms linked by gordonguthrie is the lack of a coherent release and distribution framework. There are several half baked implementations none of which have the full support of the community. S
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by mstump 14y ago
Yes, for two reasons. Almost all bad hires come from some exception to the hiring rules. If everyone goes through the same process it limits that risk. I wouldn't want to work at a company that didn't seriously and exhaustively vet candidat
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by mstump 14y ago
Is the Erlang ecosystem and supporting libraries strong enough to support committing/betting resources on using it for production? We're using Clojure now for our back-end processes because it's a language I can live with, and I get the saf
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by mstump 14y ago
Where and how did you acquire clients. What's your skill set, and your rate (range)?
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by mstump 14y ago
Yeah I can do that, I'll add that to the queue. The high level is Rails on the very front for legacy reasons, and it's easier to find libraries that do, authentication, authorization, billing etc... that speaks to solr or a restful service
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by mstump 14y ago
Real Clojure. You have access to more of the language, better tools, more libraries, better performance. Anytime you target JS it's like running with lead weights around your ankles. I think the argument for Node.js was that it is typically
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by mstump 14y ago
In our instance we were publishing tools for Node.js, so that's why we did it. Id'e rather write code in Clojure than JS or coffee script.
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by mstump 14y ago
Hey, just published my after action report on publishing my first Node.js module written in ClojureScript. I was trying to fill some gaps in the existing documentation and pool together the research I did for the project. Hopefully some peo
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Writing Node.js modules in ClojureScript(blog.sourceninja.com)
35 points by mstump 14y ago|10 comments
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by mstump 14y ago
How long did it take to build, and which part was most difficult?
48.
by mstump 14y ago
I find something about that persons interest that I always wanted to know, and ask about that. It can be tangentially related.
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by mstump 14y ago
I can't offer specific advice, I can only tell you that drinking didn't help for me. It resulted in me being less sharp, and generally made things more difficult. I found it easiest if everyone else was drinking and I remained sober. If you
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by mstump 14y ago
Agree, I'm just being honest about my knee-jerk reaction. I'm not defending it as logical.
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by mstump 14y ago
To be honest, you need to just suck it up and try it, consequences be damned. You're going to suck for a while, embrace it. I think that's a difficulty for smart people, we're used to being good at things easily and when we aren't we avoid
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by mstump 14y ago
Totally agree on 3. My cofounder does that with great success. I'll try out 2 soon. Thanks!
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by mstump 14y ago
I haven't read it. I think as a geek, or maybe just as a male I have a hard time buying what one would typically think of as a self help book. I don't know why it just is some sort of block or form of denial. Even after being upfront about
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The Socially Awkward Founder(matthewstump.com)
50 points by mstump 14y ago|46 comments
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by mstump 15y ago
http://www.4clojure.com/ http://alexott.net/en/clojure/video.html
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by mstump 15y ago
5-7 depending on the night, but would prefer to sleep more. infant and a startup...