Event Driven and Distributed Systems Expert
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Joined June 2012
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Technically my definition is for event-sourced, but event driven is just event-sourcing without storing the events. Which isn’t really a good plan.
A system where Events (immutable messages of completed business decisions or actions) are stored in sequence as the primary record of system state.
In such systems the events are generally played back through various state machines to calculate current state which can be cached.
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There's more. This has been a half-century war.
This 4-tweet thread is the root of a tree of links that partially document what I have been calling "the victory of capital over labor" that began in the early 1970's.
xitter.cf/conways_law/status/177…
cc:@Climate__Clock @JKSteinberger
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The current assault on planet and people started with the Powell Memo.
Everyone should read it—it's eye-opening.
greenpeace.org/usa/democracy…
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What a smart and succinct answer. She’s not getting enough credit for forcefully articulating the progressive case for Biden. Such an important message and messenger.
"What do you say to a young progressive or an Arab-American who says to you, 'I just can't vote for Biden again after what he's enabled in Gaza.'?
Listen to a detailed, thoughtful, & important answer to my Q from @AOC at the Zeteo launch. (Do try & actually listen & not assume!)
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Republicans are so flabbergasted over their inability to connect with young voters it’s almost comical. You wanna know why they hate you and upwards of 90% of them will never vote for you @GOP? I’ll break it down for you (Thread)
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1. I was the first lawyer here to advertise consumer bankruptcy in the newspaper. My perspective on student debt controversy comes after a journey most pundits simply never took. As long as I have practiced these loans have been non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. But the way they
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Here’s what Martin Luther King Jr said about the conservative movement that Ted Cruz is a part of.
I was answering your question, not his.
His take is a bit foolish, (and I'd hope simply controversial just to get attention.)
I think planning for how to balance life and work is good, and
let's work 80 hours a week until I'm rich at 60 is a recipe for a joyless empty life.
Removing money from the equation, I would still be interested in a career.
Work and contribution is important.
The most deeply satisfyingly things to work on, take time, experience and teams to build.
To my mind that is a career, not just one gig after another.
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Oh, I have a definition, finally. A database will give you what you want. A broker will give you what it wants. A small, subtle difference…
Glass-Steagall
This is a know problem with a known fix.
Solid banking laws helped drive 50+ years of unprecedented growth and stability in the US.
Repealing them simply brought back the chaos.
That chaos makes a very few people very rich and leaves the rest of us with the bill
Executives at First Republic lobbied Congress for weaker regulations, loaded up on risk, cashed in with stock sales and imploded the bank.
The former CEO owes their customers and the public an explanation for the second largest bank failure in US history. wsj.com/articles/sen-elizabe…
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Don't engage w/ climate deniers--it increases their twitter ranking in the current algorithm. Blocking them, on the other hand, lowers their twitter ranking. In fact, muting and then blocking is a very effective double whammy.
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The success that @EventModeling and #eventsourcing enable is incredible. Please feel free to share this with others if they are not convinced that they can improve their projects this way. Thank you to Jason, Fran and others at @ShedSuite for an incredible journey together!