Suggestion / Problem
I was trying to follow the documentation for using config providers in Kafka connect () and found it could be clearer:
It should call out how the name of the secret volume and the name of the key in the secret (but not the secret name) relate to the file name passed via ${file:...}. This isn't really explained and it's left to the reader to infer what the pattern
Description of Problem:CMake Warning (dev) at C:/devel/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake:195 (_add_library):
Policy CMP0028 is not set: Double colon in target name means ALIAS or
IMPORTED target. Run "cmake --help-policy CMP0028" for policy details.
Use the cmake_policy command to set the policy and suppress this warning.
This issue is to track (re)implementation of CursorSeries. The new approach makes all CursorSeries implementations structs or sealed classes and allows for cursor type specialization, which often improves performance significantly.
sbt experiment command in root should execute all experiments (c.f. flex.experiment package). However, for now, only one experiment is executed (with arg0). Therefore, the experiment command that does not have an argument must perform all the experiment codes. See Tasks.
If we union two conditional branches right after the branching, during the optimization, the conditional branch vertex should have two edges toward the union operator.
However, this cannot be represented as a DAG that our system supports.
Fortunately, this situation is very weird and minor corner case.
Anyway, we have to deal with this (at least throw an exception).
A Node.js and JavaScript synchronous data pipeline processing, data sharing and stream processing library. Actionable & Transformable Pipeline data processing.
Twitter based sentiment analysis using JAVA and Hadoop. In this project we are doing the sentiment analysis on twitter data to analyse whether the tweets posted by people are positive or negative or neutral by checking the tweets with the AFFIN dictionary which has a set of 2500 words along with the value of each word ranging from -5 to +5 denoting whether tweets are positive or negative.
The hyperloglog unit tests depend on the presence of /usr/share/dict/words (see https://github.com/tylertreat/BoomFilters/blob/611b3dbe80e85df3a0a10a43997d4d5784e86245/hyperloglog_test.go#L34). It would be helpful to include the test data in the repo to ensure the tests work without modification on systems that don't follow that dictionary path convention or don't load a dictionary package.