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by pmcf 3y ago
Finally. I was wondering if Java was going to show up to this circus. Python has definitely had it's viral moment with GenAI.
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A ChatGPT hallucination about OpenAI turned into a real Python library(hackernoon.com)
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by pmcf 3y ago
OP here! When asked about LLMs and Apache Cassandra, ChatGPT started going on about this amazing OSS library from OpenAI called CassIO. Here's the story about making a hallucination into reality. This was a fun project but did the AI j
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by pmcf 4y ago
Sure I can answer both. The OS scheduler CFQ is generally bad for high volume disk applications. Used deadline in this case. Amy's Guide is still a treasure trove of info and a solid recommended read: https://tobert.github.i
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by pmcf 4y ago
That blog was posted 9 years ago. Needless to say, a lot of improvement and engineering has happened since then. The limited use cases of LWTs will soon be replaced with general, ACID transactions. https://thenewstack.io/an-
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by pmcf 4y ago
On the slide shown, it says "1000s of applications."
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by pmcf 4y ago
In my (extensive) experience in infrastructure. When people say the JVM is the problem, the JVM is never the problem. It's usually just a symptom of something else and lazy ops people just want to blame something and throw up their han
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by pmcf 4y ago
I know this is HN and people love to troll, but it makes me sad when I see you using falsehoods to take a steaming dump on a group of engineers that are obsessed with building a database that can scale while maintaining the highest level of
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by pmcf 4y ago
It’s a distributed system and if you have been a DBA for a single system like Oracle or MySQL there is a lot of new competencies to learn. That being said, completely doable and it’s typical to see small teams running massive amounts of Cas