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by neeleshs 6y ago
Somewhat tangetial: If we use something like bigquery which handles multitenancy well, there still doesn't appear to be a good way to expose it to a customer directly (say for a BI tool). Like with a simple username/pwd. Any poin
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by neeleshs 6y ago
I prefer this being shown in the slow queries over not showing it at all , from my experience from people running bad queries manually on production MySQL instances and starting a domino effect. I guess to each their own.
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by neeleshs 6y ago
Agreed, but a notification about a potential performance issue is not forcing anyone to add an index.
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by neeleshs 6y ago
Sends emails when scanned vs returned record ratio is greater than a threshold. Not quite sure how something like this would be different for MySQL/postgres. If an index is missing for you query pattern, wouldn't you create an ind
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by neeleshs 6y ago
We use Google Pub-Sub and got the whole thing up and running very quickly with Spring integration. Message durability, automatic consumer load balancing, automatic retries, some easy broadcast patterns - all out of the box and literally a
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by neeleshs 6y ago
It is a prevalent hand gesture in the Indian subcontinent. Could mean a lot of things, and interpreted along with the facial expression. In this case, it means "That's pretty cool", looking at her facial expressions. It could
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by neeleshs 6y ago
I'm a CTO and I work closely with our CRO. In my experience, being involved in the sales process is an eye opener for a CTO. In early stage startups (heck, even in a billion dollar company), a CTO cannot be disconnected from sales. Thi
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Same in India!
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by neeleshs 7y ago
I don't see any judgement in gp's comment. GP seems curious to know if there are others who think like them.
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by neeleshs 7y ago
But, technical debt is a real thing. Making sure that refactoring/clearing debt is part of every sprint (one or two tasks per sprint, probably) is important. However, if benefits of refactoring are abstract, and not attached to immedia
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Syncari|Remote|UI & Backend Engineers Syncari is a distributed SaaS data management platform for customer & revenue data. We are a VC funded early stage startup and are fully remote. We are looking for driven engineers who know Java
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Two-way sync without maintaining state is indeed a complex problem. It is loosely a multi-master replication problem. Shameless plug : We built a multi-directional sync engine and a company called Syncari around it to solve exactly this pr
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Syncari |Java Engineer| Fulltime or Contract|Remote(US Only) Syncari is a distributed SaaS Data Management platform for customer and revenue data. We are VC funded startup and a small, fully remote team from all over US. You can apply at jo
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Please do elaborate
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Re:Nestlé : Is that because of the "Rotten" episode on bottled water on Netflix?
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Could not agree more with Spring-boot recommendation! It's an amazing toolbox and combine it with streams and function interfaces, programming in Java is pleasant again
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by neeleshs 7y ago
For us, springboot gave about 90% of what we wanted out of the box. The 10% that we wanted customized (special authentication related things or transparent multitenant database switching with repositories etc), it let us override and do wha
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by neeleshs 7y ago
This practice of different books has a nice phrase in Karnataka,India - "Ramana lekka, Krishnana lekka". Literally, "Rama's accounting and Krishna's accounting". Rama is personification of righteousness and Kri
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by neeleshs 7y ago
At our company (I'm a cofounder), we encourage remote. Some people need f2f once in a while so there is a co-working space we have for that. I split my time 50-50 at office and home. Saved 1.5 hours a day in commute compared to my prev
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Typically paired with roti or some other bread. Do you plan to introduce something like this? I for one, love this idea, but cannot eat just the saag on it's own :). I use daily harvest, but would switch if I had just a good quality, n
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by neeleshs 7y ago
100% agree. It's just an "are you willing to put in the work?" filter.
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Software development is a never-ending procession of tradeoffs. In that context, tech debt and paying it is also a never ending procession. A code reviewer may say a 2 level deep if/else is more readable. But two layers abstraction whi
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Syncari, Bay Area, CA|Machine Learning Engineer https://syncari.com/machine-learning-engineer |ONSITE/WFH Syncari is a bay area startup in stealth mode, revolutionizing SaaS data synchronization. We are filling the fi
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by neeleshs 7y ago
Our use case was not for data keyed in by user, but system generated events that were cached in memory (on a remote cache) for deduplication. We started with distributed in-process cache (Apache Ignite), but found out that failure modes of
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by neeleshs 7y ago
It's a balance between how inprocess stores bring instability to the main application vs cost of n/w & marshalling. Out of memory errors crashing the application, instead of providing a degraded experience etc. Answer as usual
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Searching 1TB/SEC: Systems Engineering Before Algorithms (2014)(scalyr.com)
3 points by neeleshs 8y ago|0 comments
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by neeleshs 8y ago
"One day Java will be like Cobol." I heard that one two decades ago about Java.
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by neeleshs 8y ago
In many parts of India India its "aaan?", Or sometimes just a nasalized "hmmm?"
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by neeleshs 8y ago
Richard Dawkin's "The selfish gene", and "The blind watchmaker". Profoundly impacted and reinforced my thinking about God and religion. "Atlas Shrugged", while very verbose, the utopia it presented was exc
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by neeleshs 8y ago
There is a very good article[1] by one of the Druid committers about Clickhouse/Drui/Pinot that goes into some details on why the Cloudflare tests turned out the way they did. [1]: https://medium.com/@leventov/

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