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back in 2015s we had to choose from react, angular and emberjs and we chose the worst one , emberjs. My primary rule now is if lots of people are using after the hype, it should be sth. I also tried vue and react seemed much more understandable for a backend guy like me.

When you mention QGIS, you should also mention GDAL, JTS, udig, geoserver, open stree maps, open scene graph, FWtools etc. Open source GIS has awesome list of projects and people, QGIS being only one of them. It really fascinates me.

Looks cool and unnecessary :)

I guess if you use different topics(queues) in Kafka you can do all this by the help of a processor like Storm, Spark etc, routing messages to different topics hence a workflow.

SnowFlake, Polars, DucksDB, FireBase, FireDuck... I guess the next product will be IceDuck.

What is wrong with you DB people :))).

"Altered states of consciousness" -> why dont you just say "getting high" :).

The biggest strength of Kafka in my opinion is consumer groups.I have been using it since 2016 in at least 3 projects and it never failed, not that big workloads though (~100 messages/sec max). However it is a bit difficult to monitor and manage using only the out of the box applications.

All Cappadocia area is like a visit to another planet. Ihlara valley, Zelve open air museum, Uchisar castle, hot air balloons, cave systems. Very strange place.

I respect the time you spent to write such a post with all those limited input alternatives (bowes).

site down because of us :D

why not use just a pen and a notebook then :) ?

An open access publication site from TU Delft. Some interesting titles for me:

Lecture Notes on Quantum Electrical Circuits

https://books.open.tudelft.nl/home/catalog/book/172

Air Safety Investigation: The Journey

https://books.open.tudelft.nl/home/catalog/book/166

I didnt know that, thanks.

This is epic: :)

From : https://github.com/ioccc-src/winner/blob/master/2024/kurdyuk...

This code draws the current moon phase to the console. So if you’re a lycanthrope, you can monitor the phase of the moon.

#include <time.h> #include <stdio.h>

        a,b=44,x,
     y,z;main()  {!a
   ?a=2551443,x=    -b
  ,y=2-b,z=((time     (
 0)-592531)%a<<9)/     a
 :putchar(++x>=a?x     =
 -b,y+=4,10:x<0?x=     x
 *x+y*y<b*b?a=1-x,     -
  1:x+1,32:"#."[(     x
   <a*(~z&255)>>    8)
     ^z>>8]),y>  b?0
        :main();}

how do you know they are nerds?

kaggle not responding correctly, is it related?

You sound like you are asking for a friend :).

They are not investing billions on it so a high schooler can do his term paper on it, is is already much more than a generalist. It might be like a very good sidekick for now, but that is not the plan.

Not everyone builds Redis at home/work. So you do the math. And now Antirez himself is feeding the beast by himself.

I disagree—'human coders' is a broad and overly general term. Sure, Antirez might believe he's better than AI when it comes to coding Redis internals , but across the broader programming landscape—spanning hundreds of languages, paradigms, and techniques—I'm confident AI has the upper hand.

It might be a good idea from a tiger's perpective. So subjective.

i find your design easier on my eyes and the content much more accessible. Congratulations.

Mac IS the Sotate of the Art at the developer experience. The only annoyance was the virtualisation on Arm but having UTM/Multipass/Virttualbox now, it is the best. If you are up to too many containers, a linux box would be more preferable.

I have to use Windows as my main box after nearly 6 years of MacOS (and before that Mint) and WSL2 helps me keep my sanity.

WHich part of the Java app was slow for you? And did you check on FFI (foreign function interface) ?

Do you think all that all the big guys just asked people while training their models?

This is a classic (an in my opinion boring) view of what we humans are in general. The idea is visited at least on a couple of books and movies.

Cool project, congratulations.

How would you contrast it against HeavyDB?

https://github.com/heavyai/heavydb

I think both these tools are more on the easy side of setting up if you follow their guidelines. You can be up and running very quickly. The problems arise when you need some custom logic in processing log files. If you have simple shipping requiremts you can bypass logstash altogether . Elastic and opensearch are not the right tool for application metrics though in my opinion, for that use case just use prometheus and grafana.

Such things happen.