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Reading Group. Darwin: Scale-In Stream Processing
In the 99th reading group meeting, we discussed stream processing. The paper we read, “Darwin: Scale-In Stream Processing” by Lawrence Benson and Tilmann Rabl, argues that many stream processing systems are relatively inefficient in utilizing the hardware. These inefficiencies stem from the need to ingest large volumes of data to the requirement of durably storing…
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