I've been piloting Warp for a few weeks, and I have to say it's awesome. I can totally see the future of where this is going and I think that there is a lot left to be done to improve the terminal experience. Breaking the barrier of having the terminal be accessible only to thee most sophisticated folks will be huge. Excited to follow along with this project as it continues to evolve and mature.

Your team can’t function without third party software logging database access? What exactly does your team do?

Shill, mostly.

This is cool! Much easier than trolling to domain specific blogs. Gives a way to stay on top news relevant to the stack I care about - sweeeeet!

How does scalac compile implicit classes? Where does the implicit class get de-sugared and how is the implicit method represented inside the compiler? How does scalac search for a matching implicit method? Learn about the machinery behind the language semantics - the phases: parser, namer, typer and the data structures: Compilation Unit, Context, Tree, Symbol, Scope - by jumping into the code.

Troops (VC-backed, seed stage) | New York - NYC - Manhattan | Full-Time | Onsite | VISA

We make AI-powered bots for the enterprise are backed by some of the best VCs in the country. We are building an elite Scala team in NYC and have a couple spots left on the roster.

If you want to work on greenfield projects and large distributed systems with really smart coworkers using Scala, or just curious to learn more, please apply below.

Functional programming experience is preferred!

You can find more info on the team, investors etc here: https://troops.ai/team * Please Apply Here * http://bit.ly/2afEWPq A little about Troops: * We use technologies like Scala, ReactJS, Postgres and the AWS stack * Competitive comp, work/life balance, and a challenging/fun work environment are all really important to us * Our first product is built on top of the Slack platform... we're really excited about AI and bots! * Troops was recently named one of the 100 most exciting companies in New York Tech (http://bit.ly/22KCmqG) * Business Insider wrote a nice article about our vision: http://read.bi/1Oo4k3a * We're backed by some of the top investors/angels in NYC: First Round Capital and Founder Collective - full investor list at bottom here (https://troops.ai/team). * We're a B2B company solving a pain 10's of millions of people experience daily ... this means customers & revenue & scale * I think we're a fun bunch! :-) (https://troops.ai/careers)

Troops (VC-backed, seed stage) | New York - NYC - Manhattan | Full-Time | Onsite | VISA

Hey all,

My name is Greg and I'm a co-founder of a startup called Troops. We make AI-powered bots for the enterprise are backed by some of the best VCs in the country. We are building an elite Scala team in NYC and that's where you can come in :)

If you want to work on greenfield projects and large distributed systems with really smart coworkers using Scala, or just curious to learn more, please apply below. Functional programming experience is preferred!

You can find more info on the team, investors etc here: https://troops.ai/team

* Please Apply Here * http://bit.ly/2afEWPq

A little about Troops: * We use technologies like Scala, ReactJS, Postgres and the AWS stack * Competitive comp, work/life balance, and a challenging/fun work environment are all really important to us * Our first product is built on top of the Slack platform... we're really excited about AI and bots! * Troops was recently named one of the 100 most exciting companies in New York Tech (http://bit.ly/22KCmqG) * Business Insider wrote a nice article about our vision: http://read.bi/1Oo4k3a * We're backed by some of the top investors/angels in NYC: First Round Capital and Founder Collective - full investor list at bottom here (https://troops.ai/team). * We're a B2B company solving a pain 10's of millions of people experience daily ... this means customers & revenue & scale * I think we're a fun bunch! :-) (https://troops.ai/careers)

How does the performance compare to the traditional stream processors?

Here's some benchmark:

Word count of 1.13B messages - Storm: ~16K QPS/node, 100ms per event (P999) - Spark Streaming: 100K QPS/node, 1s batch window - Concord: 500K QPS/node, 10ms per event (P999)

Server log processing (29G server log, ~260M msgs) 7 different computations including deduplication, counting, pattern matching, windowing... 4 nodes, 8 vCPU, 32GB RAM each Concord: 1M – 1.8M QPS / cluster Spark Streaming: 72K – 2M QPS / cluster

Concord generally performed in the consistent range of 1-1.8M QPS for whereas Spark's throughput varied differently based on window sliding / amount of internal shared state.

Troops | NYC | Full-Time | On Site | Salary+Equity+Benefits We are a Seed-stage VC-backed startup building AI-powered tools for sales people (making a massive impact on a trillion $$ market.

Looking for a senior / architect dev to be engineering hire #3 who wants to do Scala (functional experience or JVM exp preferred).

Looking for intelligent, kind and fun people that are scrappy and looking to make a huge impact. Please apply here: http://gettroops.com/join-the-team/#softwareengineer

We use buddy build pretty actively. It's a Game Changer! It took about 2 minutes to get up and running and we have a free CI process for all our builds. I particularly love the automatic upload of symbol files for error tracking. BB is a big win in my book!

I used to use Ship.IO even though we use Circle CI for our web builds. Unfortunately, Circle says that they are still don't have the capacity for additional customers to use iOS builds. Would love to change that :) (@GregRatner)