kevinsf90

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   by kevinsf90 1y ago

   I recently moved on to a new company, but my prior company had a pretty large scale Elasticache Redis deployment in production (over 50 large clusters in us-east-1), and were in the middle of a complete migration to Valkey due cost savings,
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   by kevinsf90 3y ago

   I did not realize this happened, glad to see this post raising awareness, I sent my opt-out email from the new TOS
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   by kevinsf90 5y ago

   Congrats! Love seeing an alternative to Elastic/Lucene, esp. in Rust! Just wondering, for those using Elasticsearch for log storage/querying, could Meilisearch potentially fulfill this use-case also? And are you aiming to be a mor
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   by kevinsf90 6y ago

   What's the pricing model? I don't see it on the website
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   by kevinsf90 12y ago

   For a large codebase, these upgrades will be a pain, especially on ruby/rails. To scale in the long run, it'd probably be wise to modularize & split the codebase into microservices, and at the same time, port to, say, a scala
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   by kevinsf90 12y ago

   Workday Inc. - Data Scientist (full time) - San Francisco We are looking for some smart data scientists to join my team at Workday. In particular, we're seeking a curious, out of the box thinker and interdisciplinary data scientist to
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   by kevinsf90 12y ago

   That's nonsense. Scala is pretty well known. (Apache Spark, Play Framework, Spray, Akka, Scalding, Kafka, etc...) As for the web stack: Play, Scalatra, Spray, etc... It can also use the fairly mature Java libs as well: Jersey, Jetty, e
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   by kevinsf90 12y ago

   I thought they used Mercurial
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   Spark 0.9 Released(spark.incubator.apache.org)

   4 points by kevinsf90 13y ago|0 comments