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Re:The most remarkable legacy system I have seen by gadders on Monday July 13, 2020 @07:06AM (#23819423)
Same DNA, aren't they? i.e. all created by ex-Goldmans people that worked on SecDB and similar for Mike Dubno [http://dubno.com/wsj/giveaway.html]. I know that is definitely the case for BAML. In fact, Dubno came out of retirement to work there for a while.
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Re:The most remarkable legacy system I have seen by Wald76 on Monday July 13, 2020 @07:20PM (#23826789)
That’s what I understand too. (I worked on the Quartz Core team for a couple years at BAML.)
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Re:The most remarkable legacy system I have seen by gadders on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @05:56AM (#23830121)
I was at BAML just as quartz was starting, but never worked on it. I heard all the stories of them creating their own bi-temporal database etc.

I also heard in the early days it was a bit resource heavy on a user's machine.

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