• clif@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    I was wondering how a floodway affected software developers but I eventually figured it out.

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      It’s funny. My sister has a very sucessful career in the software industry, and I’m a City Planner.

      We’re always confusing the rest of the family at holidays. We both have a lot of strong opinions on development and we’re both interested in the other’s career, so listening to our back and forth conversations has to be maddening.

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        1 month ago

        That seems like a lot of fun! Do you live in the same city? I would complain abt all the road work

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          We live on opposite sides of the country.

          We grew up in a very Republican area. I stayed and fight the good fight, but my sister has a child and it’s better not to raise children in this environment.

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      Its a streaming overflow area for a data lake. Usually implemented with some sort of hierarchal storage management solution. Its used when you are streaming data somewhere but the connection is interrupted and its suboptimal to add further partitions to your streaming, and your boss isnt cool with just deleting the data that we all know will never be used for anything at all. So you stay up all night moving this crap data around, questioning your life choices and feeling like a moron.