distsysdude

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   by distsysdude 6y ago

   > He’s aware of other languages, as he reveals in his answer to a later question. (“I think C++ can do anything Rust can do, and I would like it to be much simpler to use.”) And towards the end, he couldn’t resist noting that longevity h
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   Ask HN: Is Rust stable enough for use in Production?

   2 points by distsysdude 6y ago|2 comments
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   by distsysdude 6y ago

   >The problem of Rust is that it keeps inventing instead of stabilizing. Incredible smart people write great libs ... version 0.12 ... Thanks for sharing this, Stability of Rust never crossed my mind and I think you make a valid point. I
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   by distsysdude 6y ago

   Thanks for sharing this, I took a look and Materialize seems to be really good.!
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   Ask HN: Why are all new Open Source DB's being written in Golang?

   4 points by distsysdude 6y ago|4 comments
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   Volkswagen: Detect and pass tests when they are run in a CI server(github.com)

   2 points by distsysdude 6y ago|0 comments
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   by distsysdude 6y ago

   Thank you for taking time to answer this! I honestly thought that my lack of formal education would be hurdle when learning/working on Distributed Systems. Don't you agree? Also, I've always wondered how ML models are deploye
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   by distsysdude 6y ago

   I'm not quite sure about that. For example, I dont think any major Database vendor has considered using ML algorithms inside a DB. Google did try replacing B-Tree indexes with Neural networks, but that was only a research project and
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   by distsysdude 6y ago

   Thank you for taking time to answer this! I never knew that distributed physics simulations could be a career field. I always thought that such problems would be handled by scaling up vertically or just throwing a super computer at it. If
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    Ask HN: How are distributed systems as a field of study compared to ML/AI?

    9 points by distsysdude 6y ago|7 comments