Clojure?
Disaster Recovery
Yesterday I was looking into rogue waves and found this video[1] where they have a sailing yacht with and electric engine and they say they use the engine in regenerative mode to generate drag in rough, kind of like a…
In a reddit thread I read about the link between the gut biome and different diseases. Someone commented about custom probiotics and that they had seen improvements. They were in the US and they had used flore (I have…
From their blog, they are offering 3GB of free persistent volumes: https://fly.io/blog/free-postgres/#so-we-re-really-giving-yo... And I have obsessively started to think about what can I build to try them out, this…
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1205/ Good for you for being able to manage that outcome.
I'm at one of such organisations and you have concisely described the situation.
I'm stealing that phrase: "Premature abstraction is the root of all evil". It's hard for me sometimes to justify in a code review why an abstraction is not required (yet) when someone has put some effort into it.
Off-topic, but what is the Navionics free, better competitor? Thanks.
I discovered parser combinators a few years ago in Scala with parboiled[1] and fell in love with them. Although I haven't use them lately, I still have to look into Fastparse[2], and I'm sure I will have fun going…
Citus released this last year: https://github.com/citusdata/pg_auto_failover It looks interesting although I haven't used it, I tried doing it with corosync + pacemaker.
Location: Tokyo (Relocating soon to Madrid) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Scala, Clojure, Spark, Kafka, Hadoop (HDFS, Hive, HBase...). Résumé/CV:…
Thank you for doing this! I'm doing several processes now and it's so unpleasant and stressful just before the interviews, that taking some weight off of it is really helpful.
There is also the Hydra[1] parallel Scala compiler. [1] https://www.triplequote.com/hydra/
Scala and Rust, that sounds interesting, do you do Functional Programming in Rust as well?
Clojure?
Disaster Recovery
Yesterday I was looking into rogue waves and found this video[1] where they have a sailing yacht with and electric engine and they say they use the engine in regenerative mode to generate drag in rough, kind of like a…
In a reddit thread I read about the link between the gut biome and different diseases. Someone commented about custom probiotics and that they had seen improvements. They were in the US and they had used flore (I have…
From their blog, they are offering 3GB of free persistent volumes: https://fly.io/blog/free-postgres/#so-we-re-really-giving-yo... And I have obsessively started to think about what can I build to try them out, this…
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1205/ Good for you for being able to manage that outcome.
I'm at one of such organisations and you have concisely described the situation.
I'm stealing that phrase: "Premature abstraction is the root of all evil". It's hard for me sometimes to justify in a code review why an abstraction is not required (yet) when someone has put some effort into it.
Off-topic, but what is the Navionics free, better competitor? Thanks.
I discovered parser combinators a few years ago in Scala with parboiled[1] and fell in love with them. Although I haven't use them lately, I still have to look into Fastparse[2], and I'm sure I will have fun going…
Citus released this last year: https://github.com/citusdata/pg_auto_failover It looks interesting although I haven't used it, I tried doing it with corosync + pacemaker.
Location: Tokyo (Relocating soon to Madrid) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Scala, Clojure, Spark, Kafka, Hadoop (HDFS, Hive, HBase...). Résumé/CV:…
Thank you for doing this! I'm doing several processes now and it's so unpleasant and stressful just before the interviews, that taking some weight off of it is really helpful.
There is also the Hydra[1] parallel Scala compiler. [1] https://www.triplequote.com/hydra/
Scala and Rust, that sounds interesting, do you do Functional Programming in Rust as well?