(((Jörg Prante)))

We are moving our Apache 2.0-licensed source code in Elasticsearch & Kibana to be dual licensed under SSPL & the Elastic License, giving users the choice of which license to apply. Read more → go.es.io/39AnJAL FAQs → go.es.io/3oInry8 go.es.io/39AnJAL

@struberg @nmcl @MicroProfileIO So there will be no chance to unselect "auto-transpiling" in a jakarta.*-only-future for the developer (e.g. getting hard compile/runtime errors when javax is used)? Or will "auto-transpiling" older apps be an intrinsic feature of all Jakarta platforms?

I wrote a thing ... markclittle.blogspot.com/2019/05/to-ent…

@_msw_ @roidelapluie @elastic Yes. While totally legal, it is inconvenient for those who have to take care to avoid download and build non-open source code. The burden is on the developer to separate source code base into open and non-open github.com/elastic/elasti…

@lukasvlcek @AWSOpen @adrianco Yes, I agree. Testing is a time consuming effort because of plenty ES versions. AWS Open Distro does not add much at the moment, it is not really a fork (this may change, of course). E.g. github.com/opendistro-for…

New post from @adrianco: Keeping Open Source Open – Open Distro for Elasticsearch amzn.to/2XOQliO

@lukasvlcek @AWSOpen @adrianco It improves my life as bug hunter because I hope it will give more successful answers to questions like "does it work with xyz, or authentication/security method xyz", because it depends on "if it is open source, I can take a look, and try to reproduce"

@roidelapluie @elastic All in all, it's understandable. The "OSS only" distribution elastic.co/downloads/elas… is hard to find and the underlying repo is not clear. Important rule for open source is enabling an open source build for all, by not confusing users into downloading/installing proprietary code

@duncan3ross If you make decisions, but have the need of an ethics framework for decisions, then you make unethical decisions

If you have an AI ethics framework, but don’t have an ethics framework for the 99% of your decisions that aren’t AI then you’re not thinking about ethics, you’re thinking about PR

Fans of Linux/*BSD and Unix-like system might enjoy this one. The History of Unix, Rob Pike youtube.com/watch?v=_2NI6t…

IBM To Acquire Red Hat, Completely Changing The Cloud Landscape And Becoming World's #1 Hybrid Cloud Provider newsroom.ibm.com/2018-10-28-IBM…

@watch_union Hauptsache, Glasfaser ist verlegt. Telekom nutzt 3 Millionen Holzmasten für FTTC. Geht alles. Ist schneller realisiert und spart 80% der Kosten, auch mit Vandalismus und Sturm golem.de/news/starkenbu…

Thomas #Jarzombek (ebenso #CDU) kommt mit dem Vorschlag ums Eck, die Glasfaserkabel "fliegend" in der Luft zu verlegen wie in USA. Super, ein schönes Ziel für jeden Vandalen, jedes verunfallende Auto oder den nächsten Rekord-Schneesturm. Mann, was für geballte Inkompetenz da. /MS

#Digitalisierung, Level Helge #Braun (#CDU): 1 GBit/sec für jeden Haushalt... aber erst 2025. Und dann noch nichtmal ne Vorschrift symmetrischer Anschlüsse oder tatsächlich jederzeit nutzbarer Bandbreite... /MS heise.de/newsticker/mel…

@xeraa @Jobpushy Merged github.com/jprante/elasti… into 6.3 branch, plugin version 6.3.2.0 released central.maven.org/maven2/org/xbi…

@Jobpushy ah nice! will that be merged back?

@spinscale As discussed yesterday I wrote the question regarding phrase-query with compounded-words down: discuss.elastic.co/t/phrase-query… Should be a common problem in languages like German. Also with a common solution? 😉 @xeraa Are you aware of this?

@Jobpushy Danke schön

@xbib Wir haben Dein Decompound-Plugin erweitert, so dass Phrasen-Queries die zerlegten Terms ignorieren (+ Caching eingebaut). Kannst Du gerne in Deinen Master mergen: github.com/jprante/elasti…

@xbib Hallo Jörg, kurze Rückfrage zu einem Show-StopperProblem, welches wir mit dem Decompound-Plugin haben (und danke für die coole Technologie): discuss.elastic.co/t/phrase-query…

Do not fall into Oracle's Java 11 trap blog.joda.org/2018/09/do-not…

Police Move to Clear Treehouse Protest Against Coal Mine in German Forest nytimes.com/2018/09/14/wor…

No, it really doesn't. Only if you add in marketing costs/shareholder profits. Yes I speak from experience (@da_maths) . I have long argued that there is a cost to publishing,which is fine (I was a publisher Elsevier & Proquest) - it's the profit margins which are not.

#Elasticsearch OSS 6.3.2 hacking for Docker image size of 117MB is enough for today. I'm ready for new OpenJDK 11 + Docker adventures

Hacking #Elasticsearch, getting ready for OpenJDK 11, running with named modules (no class path set), on Docker for Mac in an Alpine Linux image

@CarlaSchroder It's not the software, it's who controls the software.