Kafka: An End or a Beginning?
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Kafka: An End or a Beginning?
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#2My initial thought before reading the article was "Well, Spotify did just move off of it..."
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#3I was looking for an article about the Kafka queue system. Is this hackernews or unemployed philosopher news?
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#4The author, not the streaming product.
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#5I was looking for an article about the Kafka queue system. Is this hackernews or unemployed philosopher news?
Apparently to some folks and the rules of this place, people can post things that are fairly interesting. So -shrugs-
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#6I was looking for an article about the Kafka queue system. Is this hackernews or unemployed philosopher news?
I think Franz Kafka is lot more interesting than yet another Apache Java project.
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#7My initial thought before reading the article was "Well, Spotify did just move off of it..."
For those of us who have positioned their residences underneath rocks: is there a link to this?
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#8I find that Kafka loses his zeal when the uncertainty of an unformed epistemology is removed. It's in the circular questioning of subjectivity and post modernism that his work takes hold. Move beyond that and what was once existential horror in his writing becomes trivial nuisance.
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#9My initial thought before reading the article was "Well, Spotify did just move off of it..."
For those of us who have positioned their residences underneath rocks: is there a link to this?
Re: Kafka: An End or a Beginning?
#10I was looking for an article about the Kafka queue system. Is this hackernews or unemployed philosopher news?
I think Franz Kafka is lot more interesting than yet another Apache Java project.
Hey! An open source distributed messaging stream is just not another Apache Java project. Kafka's made my life a lot easier at work.