Attended gonorthwest.io where I had the idea for gomonger.io in between sessions. The talks I enjoyed the most where the following:
Jayapriya Surendran Probabilistic Data Structures Using Go, I liked the Bloom filter, Count–min sketch and HyperLogLog. I could see these a good tool for malicious traffic. I could also see these data structures as a good tool for caching.
Sam Kreter’s – Introduction to Modern Data Science with Go, it was interesting to see how data could be versioned with a git like tool to rolled back data changes and the pipeline auto update based on roll back of the data.
David Crawshaw’s – SQLite and Go was a fun talk because it made you think about tools and keeping things simple and working with tools you know. I liked the thought behind the talk because we are limited when working on our own to what resources we can have access to, scale could just be throwing more hardware at the problem or creating more machines that could agritate the data.