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   by sagia 2y ago

   I had similiar issue, but for aggreagations. Use case was to "compress" large datasets into smaller aggregations for insertion into a costly db. At first we used duckdb but memory became an issue there and we also bumped into a co
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   by sagia 3y ago

   Location: Israel Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: go-lang, java, kotlin, javascript (ts if i must), linux, bash, k8s, helm, clickhouse, druid Other-notable-skills: People management, tech project man
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   by sagia 3y ago

   I wonder if a similar (but maybe more bloated) implementation using interfaces (and probably generics too?) will work in this case.
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   Ask HN: Long term career decision advice – Stay “mobile” or pivot

   1 points by sagia 4y ago|0 comments
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   by sagia 4y ago

   Decided to give a shot and do a short write up regarding an odd moment of writing unit tests for some functions that required randomness. hope this might help someone in the future stumbling on similar use cases
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   Adventures in testing go randomness and the awkwardness of using rand.Intn(sagiantebi.com)

   1 points by sagia 4y ago|1 comments
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   by sagia 5y ago

   Quite impressive, it's amazing how embedded that "stop" animation the character does when he runs in my memory, used to play this quite a bit when i was small
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   Rolling your own remote Docker executor on AWS Spot instances(fyber.com)

   1 points by sagia 5y ago|0 comments