Viewing profile — fpj
fpj
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Jun 02, 2015, 8:42 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 9
- Public activity
- 26 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About fpj
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #48819573
People are generally amazing at finding use cases for technology that the originators hadn't thought of. I recall being surprised learning about Apache ZooKeeper being used for an …
- story
- story
-
comment
Comment #48559356
Quantum computing startups must be excited...
-
comment
Comment #48559324
I'd like to think that I get the point of shipping fast rather than getting stuck on making it perfect, but what's the point of shipping something that can make your customer lose …
-
comment
Comment #48048887
I don't know much about the LoC use case, but my initial reaction to the post is to ask why they are not building a data lake with open formats. I'm sure there are reasons for disc…
-
comment
Comment #48036962
Thanks for catching the point on AI-native access. Previously, operating a Qbeast-backed lakehouse required terminal commands; we've now added MCP connectivity to enable agentic co…
-
comment
Comment #48036855
[dead]
-
comment
Comment #48036698
Like seems to be broken, this one worked for me: https://sfstandard.com/opinion/2026/05/06/mythos-cybersecuri...
-
comment
Comment #48036572
Qbeast is an efficient, format-agnostic, multi-dimensional clustering engine for the lakehouse, now delivered as a distributed service. Our latest release marks a major milestone: …
- story
-
comment
Comment #26465288
At this point, I don't have it clear that this is going to be accepted and adopted. If it is, then it isn't clear what the economic impact will be. Companies still need the job don…
-
comment
Comment #26464528
Is that supposed to be the King of Technology or the King of Techno Music?
- story
-
comment
Comment #24689794
Has worked fine for me in Spain all day.
-
comment
Comment #24685836
A performance evaluation of Pravega.
- story
- story
-
comment
Comment #10136460
>> Does the processes read or propose the value ? It does both, it first proposes by writing a sequential znode and then reads the children (all proposals are written under some pa…
-
comment
Comment #10135171
yeah, this is precisely what we do in Apache BookKeeper, and we map N to ack quorums and M to write quorums.
-
comment
Comment #10135043
Thanks for your comments, and I'm sorry that you feel that the post does not match your expectation. If you write me directly, I'll be more than happy to clarify any question you m…
-
comment
Comment #10135016
Got it, yeah, quorum systems have higher tolerance to tail latency, there is no question about it. we do mention it briefly in the post, but we don't have numbers to show. I'm not …
-
comment
Comment #10132782
I'm happy you enjoyed the post and thanks for the comment. If I understand your comment correctly, it isn't the case that the ISR is fixed. The ISR has a minimum size, but it can c…
-
comment
Comment #10132768
I'm glad you enjoyed the post. The chain replication work indeed relies on a paxos-based master service for reconfiguration, but I believe that's the only similarity, the replicati…
-
comment
Comment #10132753
Thanks for the comment, the vertical paxos reference is indeed relevant here.