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The article is extremely shallow beyond saying "Formal verification a la SPARK" should have been used, while not offering how this could actually work in the real world - I don't t…

The thread is still wrong, since it was a OOB memory read, not a missing null pointer check as claimed. 0x9c is likely the value that just happened to be in the OOB read.

Yet another contrarian nonsense from DHH - one medium successful product doesn’t give them so much credibility to dismiss what everyone else does.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGSQdN2X_k0

Like the good old Monty Python cheese shop :) https://youtu.be/Hz1JWzyvv8A

There are actually some patterns to deal with this, such as Saga - I'm actually working on a project (not open-source yet) related to this specific problem. You can reach me at can…

Threads are similar to slideshows - you can put a few bullet points that sound reasonably correct, but lacking in detail and context and you mostly forget about it after you read i…

Your salary is only partially based on "the value created by employee" - most of it is the market forces of supply and demand. When you're remote, you're competing with a much larg…

I'll do a shameless plug of our modern Java benchmarking story here for the doubters: https://jet-start.sh/blog/2020/06/09/jdk-gc-benchmarks-part1

The paper is part of the standardization effort but is not the final authority on the process. It is a very good reference on how to approach streaming SQL, even though the Jet mod…

This is indeed a question that we get asked a lot. We have so far not though about adding more advanced scheduling capabilities for the cooperative threads. With the slot system, i…

Do you mean for a single job/pipeline? This wouldn't be possible at the moment. Our current focus has shifted from Beam a little bit - as we found out the beam threading model didn…

It's not very different than normal SQL. Imagine that instead of a finite result set, you instead have a never ending result set. You can also roughly map operations like windowed …

This is very true. Stream processing is both old and new and I think it takes time for technology like this to really mature. There's currently a standardisation effort around Stre…

While Flink is a fully-featured stream processing framework I think there's some notable differences. Off the top of my mind: - Flink uses Zookeeper for metadata and coordination, …

The license is meant to prevent service-wrapping by cloud providers, other than that it doesn't have any implications for standard usage. The core library / server is Apache 2 and …