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Sam Reghenzi
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Sep 24, 2020

Git Monorepos with Github Actions

Not long time ago Github introduced the “actions” feature: GitHub Actions makes it easy to automate all your software workflows You can define in a well-known subfolder of your project (.github) another subfolder (workflows) along with the other files already supported, such as templates for issues, etc., with yet another…

Dev Ops

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Git Monorepos with Github Actions
Git Monorepos with Github Actions
Dev Ops

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May 28, 2020

Grafana, TimescaleDB, and world domination

TimescaleDB is an open-source database packaged as a Postgres extension that supports time series. After a lot of struggle integrating time-series database with relational ones to make peace between IOT field telemetry and business data, I want to try to keep all related stuff together. Having a single language for…

Database

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Grafana, TimescaleDB, and world domination
Grafana, TimescaleDB, and world domination
Database

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Apr 15, 2020

I learned programming during a quarantine

This is a story from 1985. It is not about COVID-19 quarantine and lockdown: it happened when I was 9. Probably a lot of my friends already know the story, but since it has a lot of connection with the present situation I think it is a tale worth telling. …

Personal Development

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I learned programming during a quarantine
I learned programming during a quarantine
Personal Development

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·Mar 12, 2020

Forecasting Time Series from a COVID-19 Red Zone

Hello, dear citizen of the free world. I’m writing while I’m in a restricted lifestyle. On Monday night Italy’s prime minister decided that the entire country would be covered by restrictions that can be summarised as follows: “I stay at home” All travel was banned unless justified on professional or…

Coronavirus

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Forecasting Time Series from a COVID-19 Red Zone
Forecasting Time Series from a COVID-19 Red Zone
Coronavirus

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Feb 2, 2019

A trick or two I found to manage maven settings

A few weeks ago I was setting up a minimal Continuous Integration solution based on Maven running on Bitbucket pipelines. To frame the problem lets just say it was a git mono-repo with the sources of multiple artifacts. Some of these artifacts where runnable applications, but others where client libraries…

Continuous Integration

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A trick or two I found to manage maven settings
A trick or two I found to manage maven settings
Continuous Integration

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Dec 7, 2018

Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 5

Day 5 presented a very peculiar challenge. The puzzle itself was not that hard, but my caveat using just Apache Spark API made it really challenging to build in a performant and elegant way. This was the first part of the challenge: The polymer is formed by smaller units which…

Scala

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Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 5
Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 5
Scala

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Dec 5, 2018

Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 3

I kept working on the Advent of code challenge using just the Spark API. Here you can find my solution of day 1 and all the code is on my Github repo. I’ll try to be more consistent in the next few days, but I think I’m going to engage…

Spark

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Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 3
Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 3
Spark

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Dec 4, 2018

Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 1

This year the “ Advent of code challenge” seems to have taken more spin than in the past editions… or maybe many people I know are joining the challenge. So to make something different rather than writing solution in functional Typescript or Scala I decided to try to build a…

Spark

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Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 1
Advent of Code with Apache Spark: Day 1
Spark

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Aug 10, 2018

Why I left a huge software firm to join a startup

Today is my last day at Engineering S.P.A, one of the biggest software firms in Italy. I worked here for over a decade. In a so long stretch of time, there have been good, bad and very bad moments. I came here to develop a huge developer oriented source generator/framework…

Software Development

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Why I left a huge software firm to join a startup
Why I left a huge software firm to join a startup
Software Development

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Sep 19, 2017

I will ride like a gentlemen

On September 24th I will ride in the Distinguished Gentlemen Ride As a rider of a stylish Ducati Scrambler, I will join my local chapter of the DGR. It is a retro-themed motorbike event, held globally in the world, to raise funds for research into prostate cancer and mental health…

Cancer

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I will ride like a gentlemen
I will ride like a gentlemen
Cancer

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