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by yevpats 3y ago
Looks cool. What is the difference between this tools and benthos ( https://www.benthos.dev/ )?
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by yevpats 3y ago
Quite interesting. It's basically like a centralized digital currency which is legal. most of the time folks think Fiat vs Crypto because it's de-centralized and it kinda promise the promise land but I wonder if we will be moving
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by yevpats 3y ago
Or you are stupid enough to do it and end up in jail for the rest of your life instead of putting your own imagination and skill into something a bit nicer
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by yevpats 3y ago
R.I.P. His book delivering happiness is a good one with a shadow story about depression, and inability to find piece and happiness for oneself.
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by yevpats 3y ago
Ironically this will most probably help as most companies now understand that putting more people on the same piece of software doesn't really help but make it worse.
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Microsoft Planning Security Layoffs(businessinsider.com)
6 points by yevpats 4y ago|1 comments
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by yevpats 4y ago
Thanks everyone for sharing thoughts. Pretty interesting to see very different thoughts and ideas. I guess now only option is to wait and see.
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Ask HN: How do you think the banking crisis unfold?
5 points by yevpats 4y ago|4 comments
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by yevpats 4y ago
I don't have a side in the whole crypto vs fiat war but I do wonder why HN is so anti-crypto (maybe it's just classic position speak). Re the "people who held significant amounts of bitcoin from early on would become billiona
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by yevpats 4y ago
Great post. Pg replication is a hard topic with lots of edge cases and I would say its still far from end user usability. We recently introduced PG cdc (via logical replication) to any destination https://www.cloudquery.io/b
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by yevpats 4y ago
Congrats team! Getting data from and to places is a fundamental Computer Science challenge (or in marketing terms ELT) that involves mostly data interoperability but also things like rate limits, transformations, horizontal and vertical sc
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PostgreSQL CDC to any database directly (No queue/Kafka required)(cloudquery.io)
5 points by yevpats 4y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 4y ago
It's just the first cut (for all companies). You can't do 50% right away as you don't know what will happen, so you need to do in steps. If they were just 7% over hired then they could just do attrition + a bit tougher perf r
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by yevpats 4y ago
Also relevant - High Performance Open Source ELT Framework - https://github.com/cloudquery/cloudquery
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SQLite-compatible embedded database to the edge(blog.chiselstrike.com)
4 points by yevpats 4y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 4y ago
Congrats! Shameless plug (Original Author and Founder) - Go High Performance alternative ( http://github.com/cloudquery/cloudquery ). no backend, no ui, everything stateless, as code and you can run it anywhere including
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Open Source High Performance ELT in Go(github.com)
2 points by yevpats 4y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 4y ago
That's just the first wave out of three. The first one are with the most severance usually as there is still more cash in the bank, so even though it sucks to get laid off you can look at the glass half full. Be strong everyone there!
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by yevpats 4y ago
It's hard to judge by what describe if you are the "smart engineer" or the others are the "smart engineers". "In a past role, I got into a debate about code style with the smartest person I've ever worked
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by yevpats 4y ago
I would also add that sometimes this is even not intentional. Some founders, employees, VCs dont even know how PMF looks like. Sometimes it can also be tricky - take B2B Co. - “we reached 1M$ ARR in 1yr post launch - we hit PMF” - then you
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by yevpats 4y ago
Downturn didnt even really start. Wait like 8 more months and put your seatbelts now.
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by yevpats 4y ago
yeah it is annoying especially if it opens up automatically which I think in most live chats like Intercom it is by default and there is no easy way to turn this off. But I guess it depends on what site it is exactly. Interesting thing I no
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by yevpats 4y ago
Yeah, I think it might be a good option for experienced devs and it can also turn into a rabbit hole for junior folks. No silver bullet and everything depends on what you are trying to build. But yeah this discussion never get's old :)
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by yevpats 4y ago
Interesting. We will take a look at this even though we usually build our own connectors due the huge concurrency/speed advantages when using CloudQuery SDK.
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by yevpats 4y ago
Thanks! I think the best place for code generation in Go would be: 1) Go templating: https://pkg.go.dev/text/template 2) Go reflection: https://go.dev/blog/laws-of-reflection (there are many artic
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by yevpats 4y ago
Great question! We specifically started with connectors/plugins to cloud infrastructure providers and other infrastructure vendors - This is why most of our users migrated and/or compared us to the tools specified here ( https:&#x
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by yevpats 4y ago
100% ORMs becoming less and less relevant especially in Go with code generation and a bit of copilot help :). Also, Protobuf is another (not new) but good example of client and server side code generation which passed the time test.
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by yevpats 4y ago
Awesome to see this on HN! Founder/Author here. I'll be happy to answer questions.
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by yevpats 4y ago
Previously (recently) discussed on HN on why not to use c/c++ - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32905885
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Building high-performance data-integration framework in Go(cloudquery.io)
2 points by yevpats 4y ago|0 comments

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