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Show HN: Ylem – an open-source orchestrator for real-time data streaming(github.com)
3 points by ardemchenkov 2y ago|0 comments
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Welcome to the real world. How to integrate an application with “lazy” APIs(medium.com)
2 points by ardemchenkov 9y ago|0 comments
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Hospital Design Pattern. A new way to treat sick Data(medium.com)
3 points by ardemchenkov 9y ago|0 comments
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
"Glengarry Glen Ross" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104348/
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Porto – yet another Linux containers management system(github.com)
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
Still better than in China but worser than before. Normally if you get an access to the market, to be really successful and legal there, you will open a local office, pay taxes, bring your own money and 3rd party investments, create jobs an
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
It's actually a small but very important victory of Facebook, Google and Twitter. Initially they refused to follow this new law. Then Russia decided not only to postpone the law for it until January 2016 at least but also build this sp
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Desynchronized Nodes on Percona XtraDB Cluster(percona.com)
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Simon Martin about MySQL and semi-synchronous replication at Facebook(percona.com)
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Konstantin Tsiolkovski and the origin of the space elevator (1895) [pdf](star-tech-inc.com)
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
I think most of the people always forget most of Math in a few years after getting degree if they're not actually using it on daily basis. That's why, yes, it's not mandatory to be good at math to learn to code. But what they
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
Some questions: - What are the benefits of this tool in comparision with Code Sniffer + pre-commit hook? - Is it possible to convert custom code sniffer standard to .styleci.yml to be able to use both? - The documentation looks a bit poor
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
I don't remember that it was harder actually. We were using Mochiweb (was replaced by Cowboy at some point in time), Chicago Boss and some other additional Erlang libs and people switched from it to Elixir and other way around. Agree w
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
Sorry, I'm not a person to whom this question was addressed. But in our company we had 3 developers coming from PHP and Python world. They learned basics in 1-2 days and started to commit in production repository. Then in 1-3 weeks the
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
Great idea, Erlang is very good for such tasks. Native communication between nodes, very high availability and fault tolerance (native as well) using "actor model"[1] and good performance. As an example, in one of my previous comp
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
I think there're no "yes" or "no". It depends on many factors. You're talking about "Moonwalking with Einstein", but from other point of view there's a book "How life imitates chess" by
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
Sure, thank you for this notice. There's one interesting scientific research about it, which I read before http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00... . As you can see there's no simpl
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
Of course. It improves not only memory, but also logic, prudence, attention, etc. And you can easily use the same skills in real life. Let's take a situation when you're trying to convince an investor to invest in your project. An
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by ardemchenkov 11y ago
Interesting game, but I think, practically it's not as useful for memory training as, for example, chess. Because in case of chess, you're not only storing fixed combinations (debuts especially), but training your brain using and