Wow, I've seen those little chat assistants that live in the corners of web pages before, but this is the first one that plays a continuously looping animation with flashing lights while I try to read an article. Sadly, the bot doesn't understand the command "go away"... it just asks for my email address so a real person can follow up later.
Anyways, the performance improvements for resuming after an ungraceful shutdown sound nice.
This chat pop up covered the "OK" button for the cookie warning on my display. So essentially I only had 90% of my vertical resolution to read this article.
Sadly, 90% can be considered a lot nowadays. It's not uncommon for me to find websites who manage to cover more than 50% of their layout with useless shit. Sigh.
Lovers of Kafka may be interested to know that thanks to Mingmin Xu, Apache Calcite's latest release adds an adapter for Apache Kafka. Calcite allows you to write optimized SQL queries against a variety of data sources and is used by Apache Hive, Apache Drill, and others.
Confluent maven repo seems unusable for all people behind a Nexus proxying external repos, which is AFAIK a very common case.
So what is the problem in making the maven repo browsable?
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 50.7 ms ] threadAnyways, the performance improvements for resuming after an ungraceful shutdown sound nice.
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What is this, a "local singles in my area" scam site or an interesting blog? And it's a message to ask if you need help no less!
https://blogs.apache.org/kafka/entry/what-s-new-in-apache
https://calcite.apache.org/apidocs/org/apache/calcite/adapte...
This could be solved by making http://packages.confluent.io/maven browsable. Is there a reason that this hasn't been done?
Why cant a company like confluent fix one of the most basic issues for such a long time ?
https://github.com/confluentinc/schema-registry/issues/759