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mumrah

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    Comment #43402785

    Apache Kafka 4.0 was just released. This is a major release which includes some significant improvements: * Removal of Apache ZooKeeper as a dependency * New consumer group protoco…

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    Comment #43103183

    Not for long. An early access version of KIP-932 Queues for Kafka will be released in 4.0 in a few weeks. https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/KIP-932%3A...

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    Comment #26655461

    Part of the new design is that brokers and controllers can be run on separate JVMs.

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    Comment #24308888

    Under 100 for radio and TNC, sure. See the NinoTNC http://tarpn.net/t/nino-tnc/n9600a/n9600a_info.html . For radios we use second-hand commercial radios that we reprogram for Ham u…

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    Comment #24308846

    I'm part of a TARPN and the main thing we do is chat. There is a simple chat program that runs on the network so we can do realtime multi-user chat. It's pretty fun. BBS is also a …

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    Comment #21805086

    I think it's something like 30W over a single ethernet cable. I'm running a few devices with PoE that are not network enabled, just conveniently located near an ethernet cable that…

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    Comment #19484539

    Packet radio has made some progress since the 80s :). Here in North Carolina we have a network called TARPN http://tarpn.net/t/packet_radio_networking.html . We use re-purposed com…

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    Comment #17676396

    Ordered a RPi Zero W from Adafruit on a Saturday, got it on a Wednesday. Took about two hours to get through a headless install of Raspbian [1], most of which was fighting with my …

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    Comment #17338234

    I would guess they have injectors for the filling at the centers of those cells. A Voronoi edge is equidistant from the two points it bisects, so it kind of makes sense that this w…

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    Comment #17107627

    If you like this, I recommend checking out Learn You Some Erlang (for great good) http://learnyousomeerlang.com/content

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    Comment #14162723

    It's for sale on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Calculus-Made-Easy-Silvanus-Thompson/...

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    Comment #11937590

    Cheapest? A Chinese radio off Amazon, e.g., https://www.amazon.com/BaoFeng-UV-5R-Dual-Radio-Black/dp/B00... . This will allow you to tune in to local repeaters and listen. N.B., yo…

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    Comment #11043455

    Was this done using the DVDs? I'm curious about any potential licensing issues with the screen caps and subtitles. Did you have to get permission/sign something - or does this fall…

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    Comment #9686999

    I'm skeptical how a small form factor oven like this could provide even heating that is required for many kinds of baking, even if it has convection fans. Also, having such a small…

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    Comment #9071637

    Lucene has had this capability for a while now. A regexp query (as defined by the RegExp class) is compiled into an automaton for quick comparison with the inverted index, also rep…

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    Comment #8554648

    My guess would be that they went with C to make it easier to hook into existing data systems like MySQL or Redis.

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    Comment #8540533

    If you want sequential IDs with no chance of collisions, read up on "flake" IDs * https://blog.twitter.com/2010/announcing-snowflake * http://engineering.custommade.com/simpleflake…

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    Comment #8204475

    Neat! I made one of these in Java a while back after reading the snowflake Twitter post (which has since been removed). Looks like Twitter has retired Snowflake: https://github.com…

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    Comment #8202152

    Anyone know how this compares to the FST/DFA stuff in Lucene 4.x?

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    Comment #8105126

    Part of the point of things like Chromecast is to avoid having to hook things up to a TV.

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    Comment #8105116

    It's a better experience when you're dealing with a complete file and not an in-progress transcode anyways. With a file you can seek and pause/resume. That's much, much harder with…

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    Comment #8105077

    I got something similar working in Java by simply exec'ing ffmpeg and getting a handle on the stream. Not being able to seek kind of sucks, and Chromecast does not like infinite st…