daddykotex

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by daddykotex 6mo ago
Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada Remote: Yes, (hybrid in Montréal) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Scala / Java, Typescript / Javascript, Python, Rust, PostgreSQL / MySQL / SQLite, AWS / GCP, Terr
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by daddykotex 7mo ago
Not an expert, so I could be wrong, but my understanding is that you could just copy those bytes directly from the wire to your memory and treat those as the Arrow payload you're expecting it to be. You still have to transfer the data,
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by daddykotex 8mo ago
https://davidfrancoeur.com/
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by daddykotex 8mo ago
Thanks for the tip, that's very cool. I did not know about `markitdown` and `streamdown`.
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by daddykotex 3y ago
Recently, another alternative was teased out: https://www.golem.cloud/ From the folks at Ziverge, who've worked on ZIO in Scala. They use a similar approach I believe. It's discussed in this podcast: https:/
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by daddykotex 4y ago
What are the biggest difference with something like materialize.com? I love the way you explain what's ReadySet. Congrats on the launch.
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by daddykotex 6y ago
I don't write much on Hacker Nees, I'm much of a reader. But... Your product looks great. I watched the demo on the home page and I'm impressed. I'm definitely going to give a try. The developer integration seems awesome
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Aspen Acquires Mnubo(businesswire.com)
1 points by daddykotex 7y ago|0 comments
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by daddykotex 8y ago
Thanks for Travis. It's great and it's is really useful, at least for our open sources project.
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by daddykotex 9y ago
I'm working in a small/medium business in Montreal, Canada. I've been hear for almost 3 years and AFAIK no body here takes stimulant. Of course I might be wrong, but I know a lot of these people well enough to call them my fr
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Meltdown and Spectre, explained(medium.com)
2 points by daddykotex 9y ago|0 comments
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by daddykotex 9y ago
As you know, there are many plugins to do authentication in Kong. We started with jwt, then a coworker decided that we needed a more flexible approach so he basically forked the jwt plugin to add stuff for our needs. It quickly became confu
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by daddykotex 9y ago
So far we're still using Kong. Planning an upgrade soon. But we try to avoid shifting to much domain logic in the form of Kong plugins.
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by daddykotex 9y ago
This video was very interesting, thanks for sharing!
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by daddykotex 9y ago
Disregarding the article completely, I'll share my opinion on Kong because we use quite a bit at my workplace. We use an old version (0.9.x as of right now). The things I shared below might not be true anymore in new versions but I can
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by daddykotex 9y ago
Here is an interview at Software Engineering Daily with Mike Jumper: https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2016/06/27/apache-guaca...
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by daddykotex 9y ago
It seems like it is quite different, you actually change your code to listen with NGINX unit. https://unit.nginx.org/docs-installation.html
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by daddykotex 9y ago
I came to ask the same question. The landing page is terrible it says pretty much nothing.
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by daddykotex 9y ago
Thanks for sharing, it makes me realize that our messages are not independent.
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by daddykotex 9y ago
Suppose you build a STREAM or TABLE from a topic and assume a field in the event is `id`. Later on, you introduce an update to this event where where your replace `id` by `user_id`, how is KSQL reacting?
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by daddykotex 9y ago
How do you do a replay if you don't keep the event somewhere? I did not mean that messages were to be stored in the bus?
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by daddykotex 9y ago
thank you
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by daddykotex 9y ago
Ok this makes sense. It matches what some others have been saying as well. Thanks
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by daddykotex 9y ago
Ok, thanks for the pointer
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by daddykotex 9y ago
I'm also wondering: how one deal with changes to events when using KSQL?
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by daddykotex 9y ago
I've had the question for a while so I'll ask it here, maybe someone can help me. Suppose you modeled your domain with events and your stack is build on top of it. As stuff happens in your application, events are generated and app
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by daddykotex 9y ago
In your model example, you forgot to override hashCode as one should: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2265503/why-do-i-need-to... EDIT: nvm, I completely missed it
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by daddykotex 9y ago
This was not my experience. Of course you need a team that has the drive to learn the language, whatever it is. If you go out on your own and decide to build your project with Scala and a big focus on using a functional style but no one els
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by daddykotex 9y ago
At work, we greatly benefited from a transition from Spring with Java to Play with Scala. This mostly due to the inherent complexity in Spring and the fact that Spring developers are also Spring experts. When the main developer behind the a
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by daddykotex 9y ago
I had the exact same feeling. Well written OP.

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