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by v12technology 2mo ago
I dont understand the comment. Is this a question?
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What Compiled Orchestration Buys You: 3M Events/S in a Browser JVM(fluxtion-playground.dev)
1 points by v12technology 2mo ago|2 comments
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by v12technology 2mo ago
Its the confidence we can trust a tool with. We trust compilers 100% and do not check their output as it is deterministic process that is well proven. We slow down and check where we have less confidence. What I am saying is orchestration c
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by v12technology 2mo ago
Maybe better to say the volume of code that looks superficially correct has dramatically increased. That velocity is overwhelming the rate at which existing practices could gate the flow to production. Similar to moving from bespoke car man
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by v12technology 2mo ago
Hi HN, author here. I come from an electronic-trading background. When an AI model is deployed inside an operational trading system, the model may be probabilistic, but its guardrails, permissions and surrounding behaviour must remain predi
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Graph Engineering Needs a Compiler(fluxtion-playground.dev)
24 points by v12technology 2mo ago|5 comments
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Nano second stream processing in Java(v12technology.github.io)
2 points by v12technology 2y ago|0 comments
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by v12technology 6y ago
Thanks for the question. I do not know kotlin flow, it seems similar to RxJava. There are many differences, its a really good idea for an article. Some thoughts that strike me straighaway Fluxtion is built to handle infinite streams, I cant
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Fluxtion embeddable Java complex event processor(v12technology.github.io)
13 points by v12technology 6y ago|2 comments