Oh yeah. Schema nesting is a problem. I think a lot of it would be solved by having a schema allow a "types" field which just has a list your named types that can be referenced later in the list and in the actual…
I want to be a fan of Apache Avro (https://avro.apache.org/) so much for situations such as this. And while I like Avro as a standard, most of the implementations I have found (specifically in C/C++) are... lacking. I…
This is wild. It's perfectly logical what they're doing but I'm used to seeing this kinda thing after the trademark has lapsed (Kleenex, Xerox, etc). But to see a company release a pretty funny youtube video begging you…
My current go to for this is using SQLite. It's basically made for this purpose. If that doesn't serve, I like the idea of Apache Avro, but some of it's C++ bindings are a little lacking in my opinion.
So interesting thing that. While I was introduced to the FFT in the same manner, (an algorithm for fast polynomial multiplication in a class by the CS department) my Electrical-Engineering-backgrounded colleagues are…
Oh yeah. Schema nesting is a problem. I think a lot of it would be solved by having a schema allow a "types" field which just has a list your named types that can be referenced later in the list and in the actual…
I want to be a fan of Apache Avro (https://avro.apache.org/) so much for situations such as this. And while I like Avro as a standard, most of the implementations I have found (specifically in C/C++) are... lacking. I…
This is wild. It's perfectly logical what they're doing but I'm used to seeing this kinda thing after the trademark has lapsed (Kleenex, Xerox, etc). But to see a company release a pretty funny youtube video begging you…
My current go to for this is using SQLite. It's basically made for this purpose. If that doesn't serve, I like the idea of Apache Avro, but some of it's C++ bindings are a little lacking in my opinion.
So interesting thing that. While I was introduced to the FFT in the same manner, (an algorithm for fast polynomial multiplication in a class by the CS department) my Electrical-Engineering-backgrounded colleagues are…