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by salex89 11y ago
Sometimes I feel that the Cassandra row length limit is not taken seriously enough. If you have some high frequency data it will not take too long until you hit the limit. Also, the guide states that you should not really attempt to get it
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by salex89 11y ago
I get it. I had an idea to make a "shuffled-copy" or a new deck with one less card, made from the original deck. Than you can theoretical rewind your shuffle process, since it's a chain of immutable decks. But I'm afraid
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by salex89 11y ago
Not that I had a similar situation, but how to implement actions such as shuffle or draw and make them-resource like?
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by salex89 12y ago
Serbia has no intention to claim this territory whatsoever. Serbia treats the Danube as the border and that is it. The new Danube stream that is, the one now dividing the two countries. There is an old Danube stream which is almost complete
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by salex89 12y ago
Nice article, liked it. One more thing that should at least be mentioned so a newcomer could investigate further is the Builder pattern. People start using setters to set necessary dependencies (instead of using constructors) often when the
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by salex89 12y ago
I didn't use scala in the older days, and started only recently, I used Java previously. And I'm quite ok with the times. Sometimes it does slow down a bit, but most of the time for most cases I think it's alright.
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by salex89 12y ago
Did you try out the Cassandra-backed KairosDB? I'm very interested in the results if you did.
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Announcing the Confluent Platform 1.0(blog.confluent.io)
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by salex89 12y ago
They complement each other. Druid is "only" a real-time data storage for events and fast aggregation. This is a complex event processing engine, which would store its stuff in druid.
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by salex89 12y ago
My opinion is that a very small portion of all those triplestores is really production ready. We tried some of the most popular, and only Virtuoso came half as way to be treated as a viable solution (in terms of stability and predictability
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by salex89 12y ago
What about fitting it into different cars? You would probably need a new mask or bezel if the opening isn't the right shape.
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by salex89 12y ago
I suppose the author meant converting some JSON to a map using something like Jackson which has SON to map conversion integrated. Also I find this only relevant for single level JSON, if you have nested objects or arrays I do not see this w