49:00 hilarious!

Nowadays we ask chatgpt, bard and the like. Times have changed except the mathematics.

Master of Desaster.

Calling Postel's Law the "Making matters worse" Law is very fitting. Also a wonderful example for why Programming and Engineering are two very different disciplines.

Beautiful talk

I hate steve jobs but this joke is out of bounds. If anybody laughs that he become hating himself. I think a very interesting psycoplogical thing going on there. I can see they hate themselves already for laughing the balmer joke. They are probably regreting for giving him courage to make the jobs joke by lauging the balmer joke.

The explanation on getters, setters and duality is priceless! It finally clicked with me. And it’s so funny I watched it again just for the fun of it.

RIP, Joe.

I miss this great man

For anyone else who wished there's better view of the slides, here is another version of this talk which displays he slides much more clearly: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--4Yp3j_jk8Q.html

Erik is brilliant, but the whole Steve Jobs termination thing was pretty tasteless, in my opinion.

Didn't understand any of it.

This guy is an opaque type

git torrent 😁👌

why in every video/presentation he has to wear most hideous possible cloths that look so effeminate ? can't he dress sober? he is educating right?

Spoiler: C# code didn't go away. Proof: github.com/EventStore/EventStore They're now trying to move to .net core which will help I guess

i report (startTime, eventCount, stopTime) rather than simply (timeDiff, eventCount). Because if you don't keep the actual stop time, then you don't see the overlaps (concurrency/queueing)

Sadly, can't understand ideas in this video, what must I know to that?

Excellent talk. as always.

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Thanks, informaion. Thank you.

hanging out in the boardroom is like hanging with the freaks in "eyes wide shut"! Hilarious.

He's like stand-up comic

He used to work for microsoft and he's switched to Mac.

i've watched this about 3 or 4 times now and i realize something new every time

I really want to reduce windows 8.1 system latency to zer0 if possible, among NVIDIA DISPLAY DRIVERS, Audio, Controllers usb 2.0, etc etc

Nice remarks about functional languages and event processing. Really good talk overall. But I don't buy arguments defending JS usage here. Scala, Clojure, Erlang, Java 8 seems like so much better choice... And with Nashorn/Rhino it would be possible to make a JS interface for "Juniors". Although I doubt juniors know how to write functional code even in JS... Or maybe develop a DSL? And in general - should we use and create technology that we believe in or technology that is junior-friendly? I believe we should encourage juniors to learn more languages and show them how to become regulars instead of keeping them in JS-bubble. Also event sourcing is a more advanced concept that requires some experience anyway. If someone is designing CQRS with event sourcing or algorithms for detecting user profiles, learning a proper language should not be a problem.

"getter is a function from nothing to a value"... I think getter is a function from something (object) to a value/object.

I think all these stuff are almost 20 years old, someone gave it a market/trendy name to attract the uninitiated. Read: - POSA (www.amazon.com/Pattern-Oriented-Software-Architecture-Concurrent-Networked/dp/0471606952/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1479060184&sr=8-1&keywords=Pattern-Oriented+Software+Architecture+volume+2) - www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/PDF/proactor.pdf

We are not hackers. We are programmers. Vindicate the meaning of being a programmer.

comic sans in the slides. how you you do that to your audience??

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4L3cYhfSUZs.htmlm7s

great talk, really impressive.

39:30 : Greg Young tells that he does not like C# for EventStore. But... is not Cassandra in Java? Why not .NET for a good database engine?

How to understand the "nodejs programmer should understand denotation semantic, that's crazy, that should be done by the compiler."? Is there something relative with the Communicating Sequential Processes? (Async in es7 ?)

"... terminates naturally" - that was hilarious. He is a great person with outstanding sense of humor.

After years of coding in Rx, finally can understand the meaning of his words!

Around 11 minutes, there is mention of .window(). Is that actually part of EventStore now? I didn't see it in the js files.

He mentioned few movies in this talk.. I am not able to find the time... :(

actually he has a funny conversation style ..... he has a course in Coursera!

Thanks

The earth is curved, would a 15k km path cause problems with fiber(light)?

Ah, updated 300000 rows async but after 50 rows the connectionpool gives no new free connections anymore. Normaly the update shall return void, but gives a exception now. You tell me the connectionpool must be functional-reactive too?!

2nd time: bit more clear

Awesome!

really awesome video to understand the need of reactive programming ::::

He nails the problem with NodeJS, without even mentioning npm and the problems it adds. I like Node, but the whole ecosystem is volatile and deeply insecure (lol, leftpad, lol)

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I really like what you guys do at Netflix :) Great talk, nice examples and wonderful overview!

I'm not sure Erik correctly described iteratees when he said they were in a sense both observables and enumerables. He said they can send values back to the 'collection' but from my understanding these values are limited to either Cont, Done or Error states, where Cont is a function that accepts the next value from the collection, computes a step, producing one of the above three states again. Amiright?