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Comment #18581987
I guess it's best if Jeremy starts the repo himself, and we contribute to it. But I agree; cannot understate the importance of solutions to make the best use of this book.
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Comment #18479350
Thank you for sharing an interesting paper. The similarity between Raft and Viewstamped Replication is easy to gauge. The original Raft paper too acknowledges this similarity. OTOH…
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Comment #17564654
Can you elaborate a bit more on the STAR approach? A link, perhaps, on how to use it when giving a talk?
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Comment #17390074
A similar learning experience for me was when I was exploring Apache Calcite. That again is only query, and no storage. It has a concept of 'adapters' which, I assume, is similar t…
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Comment #16636887
Thanks for sharing the blog-post. I use Scala on Docker, and the features/fixes you mention certainly helps me in simplifying my deployments.
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Comment #16574037
A similar situation was seen in India, when Uber entered the market. Most of the then-existing hail-taxi users were users of Ola (the home-grown service). Users here use both apps …
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Comment #16569655
In a way, I am trying to link it with the central limit theorems. But, I may be woefully lost. I am just a novice in this.
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Comment #16569643
The short answer is I don't know. However, the convenience of simplifying the calculations is, in my opinion, a win. Again, I am myself not convinced. Probably, my premise on the u…
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Comment #16463796
I can relate to this. I grew up in India when India was a closed economy, with anything (commodities or services) either too expensive or limited by license raj. My father, being a…
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Comment #16457111
not to mention, some awesome references at the end of each chapter. I had made it a point after each chapter to randomly pick an interesting reference and read that as well.
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Comment #16452451
I have recently started organising little snippets of learning I gather during work using dnote ( https://dnote.io/ ). For instance, I have organised multiple 'books' around topics…
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Comment #16452427
The counter argument for this is that far too many blog posts stretch an idea, opinion or observation into far too many words, when a single tweet could suffice to state them. I th…