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playing_colours
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Thanks for sharing the article! The idea of making a framework for executing business logic that can be dynamically defined by users is old. It is realised in rule engines, embedded scripting, DSLs. As usually, no silver bullet, but a good
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Intuit’s Data Mesh Strategy
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playing_colours
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Can you please elaborate on specific principles behind Erlang operation model that other platforms can embrace?
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What newer hybrid languages besides Kotlin can cover the benefits you can get with Scala: a solid ecosystem (both for Scala and Java) for developing web applications, microservices, data processing, and good performance. Julia, Rust, and El
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You can get benefits with IO bound work.
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What does the latest research in neuroscience say about the nature of general intelligence, nature of talent and geniality? Are there any physical markers, I do not know, connections in the brain are established faster and more brain areas
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These days, my experience to use Google search for finding good sources for some high level technical question is very bad in general that can be summarised as going through piles of corporate blog posts with shallow content promoting their
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What sensor data and how much depend on the access needs: you can keep N latest records or some rolling aggregated data, if they are frequently accessed by some rule engine. It's certainly not feasible to hold big chunks of sensor data
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Actor model may be a handy tool to build neural networks. I have not tried it yet in Akka or Erlang, but there is a whole book about it: https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9781461444626
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I remember using Akka in the domain of IoT. A persistent actor represented a sensor: state and history of readings. There was a great feature in Akka Persistence: if an actor went idle for a while - no new sensor data, it would be offloaded
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I think your points are about lacking solid engineering leaders at an organisation that could provide guidance and manage execution of the "modular monolith" approach. If a company does not have leaders who can ensure consistency
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While I agree with you on unreasonable rush for microservices in many cases, I do not think a company must be on the FAANG-level scaling to justify microservices infrastructure. Modularisation is an efficient tool to address growing complex
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> The better you know a language, the more tempting it is to take shortcuts. I used to work with experienced and passionate Scala developers. On the one hand, their expertise helped them to avoid common language and runtime pitfalls. On
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I understand you on the longing for devotion, and introspected on it and the need in God. I believe they are continuations of our deeply ingrained feelings from early childhood towards our parents as omnipresent, powerful, right, protective
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The omnipotence of God is true in Abrahamic religions, but it's not the case in many other religions, for example, Olympic Gods in Ancient Greece. You are not alone in wondering about a hidden God! Check Gnosticism. There is a great bo
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The question of human mortality is growing with years on me, though I am in the middle of 30s. I am very fascinated with many aspects of religions: from the beauty of idea of devotion to a divine omnipresent entity, serving God as a meaning
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So far so good. Avro is the longest supported serialisation format in Confluent Kafka, recently JSON and Protobuf were added. If you are on JVM stack, the drivers to work with schemas are well supported. We use Python, and Confluent driver
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They removed mandatory / optional in Protobuf version 3, and this rendered it useless for Confluent Kafka schema registry at our company. I read the explanation for this change - to be more flexible about breaking changes, and while it
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60k, even in EUR (about 71k USD) will not give you quality in Germany. A senior developer in Berlin is about EUR 85k, and may go up to 120k for strong tech leads.
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The protesters look to me as against Russian interference, propaganda, and the perspectives to become a Russian province. The protesters are not against common Russian people and culture,they are for being good neighbours. It's reasona
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So we end up in Feudalism, because what prevents those agencies from establishing their power over territories and demanding payment for protection?
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It's not late to switch at 36. My suggestions would be * do not throw your past experience and start from zero, cash on your experience: learn some Data Science / ML / Data Engineering and transition to the role where you can
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You can find here https://arxiv.org/abs/1110.1556 infamous "Jewish Problems" that were given to select applicants during entrance exams to the math department of Moscow State University. They were designed to
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Can you recommend amytging to read? Lakos seems to be C++ oriented.
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There is The Autoimmune Protocol diet (AIP), a stricter version of Paleo, and there is keto diet. They both seem to help with autoimmune deceases and inflammations. Did anyone try them, and can share their experience? Do they both have comp
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I guess many things are interesting just because they produce dopamine spikes, they are kind of superficial, and meditation reveals it. Meditation does not erase deep and sustained interests in me. But maybe it is age - I am in my mid 30s.
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Foundations of Applied Mathematics: https://foundations-of-applied-mathematics.github.io/ Solid paper books, with lab manuals in Python you can download online. Volume 1 and 2 are available at the moment. It will take some
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It is a contract position for a senior engineer, not a permanent role.
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TRIZ ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIZ ) “theory of the resolution of invention-related tasks”. It was invented in Soviet Union. TRIZ is basically a toolset to analyse and solve engineering problems; it can help wit
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Thank you for elaborating on the reasons to create Janet! My argument can sound silly, particularly considering the fact that you do not have any obligations to justify your project that you opened for others. I am very thankful to open sou
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