Log levels described as sh*t hitting the fan
Log Level | Description |
---|---|
DEBUG | poop contains corn |
TRACE | poop currently moving into colon |
WARN | sh*t is approaching the fan |
ERROR | sh*t has hit the fan |
SEVERE | sh*t is spraying into the fan |
CRITICAL | sh*t is spraying all over the room |
ALERT | sh*t is piling up |
FATAL | the room is flooding with sh*t |
EMERGENCY | the fan has stopped spinning |
VERBOSE | censored |
What We Talk About When We Talk About Zeitgeist
There is a tangible confusion around as to what Zeitgeist is and what it isn’t; what it can do and what it can’t do. This is partly our own fault because we could have communicated this whole thing better, for instance we have some very outdated wiki pages lying around that you should probably stay away from until we updated them. In this post I aim to give a semi technical run down of the core Zeitgeist functionality and how we expose it for you to work with. This should hopefully clear out some confusion.
Skizze: Behind the Scenes of Alpha 2
Based on the feedback we got for our initial alpha release, we worked on improving Skizze and moving the project forward.
Skizze progress and REPL
Over the last 3 weeks, based on feedback we proceeded fledging out the concepts and the code behind Skizze.
Neil Patel suggested the following:
Skizze - A probabilistic data-structures service and storage (Alpha)
At my day job we deal with a lot of incoming data for our product, which requires us to be able to calculate histograms and other statistics on the data-stream as fast as possible.
Counting flows (Semi-evaluation of CMS, CML and PMC)
Assume we have a stream of events coming in one at a time, and we need to count the frequency of the different types of events in the stream.
Ich bin ein Xamarin(er) ♥
Marconi love :)
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