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arynda

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    If you want an actual startup-oriented bank that has their shit together (e.g. they employ sweep accounts and by default you have $5M of FDIC insurance), mercury.com has been excel…

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    I miss Topcoder. Funny story I went back through all my old SRMs and found one where I was placed in the same room with none other than mzuckerberg. He even unsuccessfully challeng…

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    any chance you have a link to a good readme on setting up single-node docker swarm?

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    > ClickHouse performs what is known as PREWHERE processing > p.s. Scans are ridiculously fast. Good point, I should have mentioned this was basically a worst-case scenario for Clic…

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    Not in particular sorry, most of the good content I've found is on Altinity [1] and Alibaba's technical blogs [2][3]. These tend to be mostly focused on how the data itself is stor…

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    Comparison on Clickhouse, also runs in about 30-40ms, however there's no indexing being used and this is a full-table scan. create table if not exists test_table ( id UInt64, text1…

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    The same way a spoken language is a communication tool and doesn't restrict what is discussed.

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    https://asciiflow.com/

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    That's cool. I've been thinking through a similar design. Would this be an accurate description of your approach? queues hold jobs, the scheduler/dispatcher handles load-balancing …

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    How did you end up solving the rate limiting? Were the workers themselves responsible for coordination via a semaphore (e.g. there's already 25 of us, don't consume from this queue…