There is an inherent speed / reliability tradeoff that is extremely difficult to solve inside one message bus. When you get to truly large systems with a lot of nines of reliability, it starts to make sense to use two…
Maybe the tests will move from requiring some precise correct answer to instead requiring randomness that machines can't yet generate. It would be similar to the captcha that asks you to click inside a box and analysis…
The article is still there, and rest assured that nothing is "hacked". I just tried to fix the performance under high load (and failed). //owner of the website
There is an inherent speed / reliability tradeoff that is extremely difficult to solve inside one message bus. When you get to truly large systems with a lot of nines of reliability, it starts to make sense to use two…
Maybe the tests will move from requiring some precise correct answer to instead requiring randomness that machines can't yet generate. It would be similar to the captcha that asks you to click inside a box and analysis…
The article is still there, and rest assured that nothing is "hacked". I just tried to fix the performance under high load (and failed). //owner of the website