roncohen

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by roncohen 10mo ago
As someone who myself worked on a hobby-level Rust based Kafka alternative that used Raft for metadata coordination for ~8 months: nice work! Wasn't immediately clear to me if the data-plane level replication also happens through Raft
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Public uptime monitor based off of datadogs internal data(updog.ai)
6 points by roncohen 11mo ago|0 comments
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Fly.io Twitter Hacked(twitter.com)
2 points by roncohen 1y ago|1 comments
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by roncohen 2y ago
Trunk-based development works. In fact I suspect most people working in SaaS are doing some kind of Trunk-based development - some unknowingly. There are tons of misconceptions about _what it is_. I wrote a blog post on common misconception
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by roncohen 2y ago
Agreed! It’s apparently a divisive topic.
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by roncohen 2y ago
It’s in the post :) > In practice, many teams will use a pull request-based workflow because the tests could be too complicated to run locally or need to facilitate code reviews. For trunk-based development to fulfill its promise, it’s i
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Metrics Ecosystem for Rust(github.com)
2 points by roncohen 2y ago|0 comments
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Azure makes inter-zone data transfer free(azure.microsoft.com)
2 points by roncohen 2y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 3y ago
June is cool. Best of luck! Would you consider adopting the STARS framework[1] ? It was designed to solve the questions you mentioned like “Are our key customers adopting the new feature we launched?” but at the same time it also incorporat
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Using PID to control the FED rate vs. inflation [pdf](kar.kent.ac.uk)
2 points by roncohen 4y ago|0 comments
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Metrics Ecosystem for Rust(github.com)
3 points by roncohen 4y ago|0 comments
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How to Get Stronger Consistency Out of a Datastore(blog.sentry.io)
1 points by roncohen 4y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 4y ago
Lots of great additions. I will just highlight two: Column selection : When you have tons of columns these become useful. Clickhouse takes it to the next level and supports APPLY and COLUMN in addition to EXCEPT, REPLACE which DuckDB suppo
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Branch off of main(davesnider.com)
41 points by roncohen 5y ago|50 comments
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by roncohen 5y ago
Couple of gripes: - Still no date type - Why make it more loose? Like "Strings may be single quoted." doesn't bring any value.
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by roncohen 5y ago
I was delighted to see Opbeat on there (under Application Performance Monitoring). Opbeat was acquired by Elastic, Inc and turned into their APM product. You can try the Elastic APM product for free as well: https://www.elastic.c
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by roncohen 5y ago
The other problem here is that politicians are either oblivious or simple don't care about the cost associated with complexity in the laws. On top of that, the other unfortunate dynamic that exists is that politicians all work to get t
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by roncohen 6y ago
How do you feel about the EU being connected to the Turkish electricity grid? [1] and Germany being increasingly dependent on Russian gas? [2] [1] https://www.avrupa.info.tr/en/plugging-turkey-eu-electricity... [2] ht
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by roncohen 6y ago
Off topic, but here goes: If you're using Apache Kafka or similar I'd love to understand how you're using it and which problems and annoyances you're running into. Please shoot me a mail at cohen1@gmail.com if you'r
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by roncohen 6y ago
taking this a bit further, the original authors could probably employ this as a strategy: Since it's an anonymous auction, the original author could win the auction and then refuse to pay repeatedly until all the real potential buyers
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by roncohen 6y ago
another contender is zstd: https://github.com/facebook/zstd . It typically offers better compression ratios than LZ4 at a slight (depending on your data) cost in speed. Additionally it offers a training mode to tune the
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A Metrics Ecosystem for Rust(github.com)
1 points by roncohen 6y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 6y ago
> Not only is what the subject of the article did probably not illegal Why do you say that? The method they used consists of simply filing forms to get withheld taxes paid out that were never withheld. The amounts paid out corresponds to
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by roncohen 6y ago
> This post is obviously from an engineer Not really. The post is by Matt Asay who's title is Head of Open Source Strategy and Marketing. The post reads like an attempt at improving upon the negative image AWS has garnered in open s
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by roncohen 6y ago
Maybe Elastic APM fits your need? It works well on-prem as well as on the Elastic hosted offering and you can get started for free. Disclosure: I work for Elastic
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by roncohen 8y ago
This caught my eye: Home made leader election protocol that relies on UDP.
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by roncohen 8y ago
As an aside, one of them burned last year: http://www.powerengineeringint.com/articles/2017/08/new-vest... By the way, you can walk right up to them. They are very impressive up close.
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by roncohen 10y ago
Thanks! If you shoot me an e-mail i can get you access: ron@opbeat.com
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by roncohen 10y ago
And if you're curious about how this sort of thing could look on the client/browser side of things, check out https://opbeat.com/react (I work on it)
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by roncohen 10y ago
Opbeat | Copenhagen, Denmark | ONSITE | Full-time Help build next-gen performance monitoring solutions. We're looking for: * Frontend developer * Backend developer Interview process is low stress, includes real world coding problems. S

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