suj1th

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   by suj1th 9y ago

   >If you're looking for an ML kind of experience, Kotlin is a joke, it doesn't even have pattern matching. Can't agree with this more. I just cannot figure the raison d'être of Kotlin.
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   by suj1th 9y ago

   Personally, I started out in Scala as a 'casual' user using it as better Java/Kotlin. But, I have certainly seen myself gradually gravitate towards Haskell-inspired style. For many like me (with more exposure to OOP than FP i
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   by suj1th 9y ago

   I don't see how this is true. The bitmap vs bloom-filters argument is more about accuracy (BFs have a one-way error, Bitmaps do not). The datasets' density/sparsity has no bearing on efficiency, AFAIK. Would you elaborate you
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   by suj1th 9y ago

   As somebody who works with Scala, List comprehensions (and associated filters) were indeed a surprise to me as well when I started hacking in Haskell. Their resemblance to logic programming makes it so much more elegant, and so much easier
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   by suj1th 9y ago

   which distributed database was it? Just curious.
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   Broadcast Hash Joins in Apache Spark SQL(sujithjay.com)

   2 points by suj1th 9y ago|3 comments