olauzon

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by olauzon 10y ago
Fairly straightforward overall using https://crates.io/crates/kafka . The client doesn't automatically handle Kafka node failures, so that's the responsibility of your application code. I haven't had the
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by olauzon 10y ago
I have been using https://crates.io/crates/protobuf . It generates pure Rust protobuf implementation files.
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by olauzon 10y ago
I've been using Rust to process fairly large amounts of streaming financial data. I am using Protocol Buffers (and evaluating Cap'n Proto) for network serialization and Kafka for buffering/queuing, and overall the library sup
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by olauzon 10y ago
I can see that, but a couple of weeks of investment doesn't seem "incredibly high" to me.
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by olauzon 10y ago
> Overall though, Go is probably still the more practical choice between the two languages (due to Rust's incredibly high barrier to entry). Does Rust really have an "incredibly high barrier to entry?" I've been using
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by olauzon 10y ago
Will ask employer for approval :)
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by olauzon 10y ago
Similar story here. Been using Rust in production for only a couple of weeks for a financial analytics pipeline processing billions of events per day and TBs of data, but absolutely no issues so far. The predictable performance of Rust has
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InfluxDB v0.5.0 release ready for production(influxdb.org)
1 points by olauzon 12y ago|0 comments
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The inexplicable rise of open floor plans in tech companies(nathanmarz.com)
45 points by olauzon 13y ago|32 comments
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Parallel Processing with core.async(stuartsierra.com)
1 points by olauzon 13y ago|0 comments
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by olauzon 13y ago
Khrushchev is rumored to have left Brezhnev these 2 letters. http://www.dailykos.com/story/2009/05/25/735217/-Khrushchev-... The anecdote was cited in the 2000 film Traffic.
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A Nice Feature in core.logic and Thoughts About A Data Structure(michaelrbernste.in)
5 points by olauzon 13y ago|0 comments
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100 Things Restaurant Staffers Should Never Do (2009)(boss.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by olauzon 14y ago|0 comments
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The future is specific(chris-granger.com)
346 points by olauzon 14y ago|135 comments
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A Functional Programming Influence Graph(blog.fogus.me)
89 points by olauzon 14y ago|41 comments
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by olauzon 15y ago
Linux kernel development was managed with tarballs and patches for the first 10 years, until BitKeeper was selected in 2002, then of course Git in 2005. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel#Revision_control Also see Linus Tor
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by olauzon 15y ago
I assume you meant many more fail than succeed?
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by olauzon 15y ago
I love my Ergohuman ME7ERG Mesh chair, which I got on sale a few years ago for a little over $500. The fact that it has a headrest is a big plus, even though it makes my office look a bit like a spaceship cockpit, but I suppose that's a goo
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by olauzon 15y ago
As a international symbol, searching for ♥ in Twitter yields results in multiple languages, presumably having something to do with love, or Justin Bieber.