I shouldnβt have posted that so late in the evening. I meant to ask is anyone has very good Pulsar understanding and can help configuring our Pulsar cluster, not Kafka. But if youβre all telling me we should use Kafka instead, Iβd like to hear that too of course.
BTW, I would not recommend Kafka. I've seen it being used for all the wrong reasons, so if Pulsar is working with you, it's better to stay with it π
Don't Pulsar has some community / user group / mailing list. As they don't need to know anything about Clojure, I assume. Like in the other tread, they seem complementary rather than replacing one for the other. But I don't know the application so it could be Kafka would be a better fit.
Yeah Iβm joining their Slack now.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/lambda-the-ultimatae-excel-worksheet-function/
Funny URL π even with a typo
clojure puts the fun in function
> LAMBDA: The ultimate Excel worksheet function π Excel Data types, let, now lambdas - are we seeing SPJ's master plan to stealth Haskell into the mainstream?
anyone holding GME shares right now? π
My friend bought some a few days ago and from what I can tell they've already more than doubled in value. Anyway, while the explosive growth right now is artificial, perhaps the previous value of the stock was too. I think the analysis that made r/wsb finally jump on it was pretty sound: https://youtu.be/GZTr1-Gp74U
there is a spreadsheet for linux called "SIAG" (scheme in a grid), so why not use excel as "HIAG" (haskell in a grid)
I'm not brave enough to gamble with these meme stocks!
it's not just a meme though
It just doesn't seem like a good business. I guess it depends if you think they can pivot into online. Im not convinced.
I think the price is irrational.
These people on reddit wsb are financial lunatics.
Hi guys, I'm looking for something I was using in my previous install for clojure, transforming #{} (partial ) (comp ) in some fancy characters. I was looking for a font but I guess it is something else.
the price is rational, that's the thing
it is rational because of the asymmetry of supply/demand. if there are 10 shares, and shorters have to buy 15 shares because they decided to sign such a contract, the price will go very high because there are just not enough shares
sounds like ligatures. I believe depending on the editor you need to enable them
When I say rational, I mean it seems, imo, to be unlinked to gamestops viability as a business.
I mean, its a high street game stop in the middle of a pandemic..
yes, it is not related to fundamentals, but technicalities make the price run up
I feel the same about tesla. I like the cars but the share price seems more linked to musk than fundamentals about tesla
actually after reading about GME and getting into it I understood WTF was going on with tesla
In intelligent you can use clojure pretty symbol plugin. Also a nice font with ligatures is first code.
@caumond that sounds like prettify-symbols-mode
in emacs
Fira code. Bloody autocorrect.
yes, exactly, I'm using spacemacs !
with practically's setup, so
dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
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(clojure :variables
clojure-enable-fancify-symbols nil))
Thx to allMan, from this pandemic I really miss going out and getting tacos. I've not had a taco in probably almost a year. Or steamed buns, or pork baus. And no one near me does decent deliveries of these things. π