[18:01:06] <dschoon>	 anyone actually here?
[18:01:18] <erosen>	 just arrived
[18:01:29] <dschoon>	 heh
[18:01:39] <erosen>	 anyone else?
[18:01:39] <dschoon>	 i was thinking i should have taken today off
[18:01:42] <dschoon>	 nope
[18:01:54] <dschoon>	 i don't think we really need to meet
[18:01:58] <dschoon>	 not much to say
[18:02:19] <erosen>	 yeah
[18:02:20] <erosen>	 kk
[18:02:25] <dschoon>	 word.
[18:02:27] <erosen>	 you working today?
[18:02:31] <dschoon>	 yeah
[18:02:34] <dschoon>	 i'll be heading into the office soon
[18:02:38] <erosen>	 gotcha
[18:02:42] <erosen>	 i'm working from home today
[18:02:43] <dschoon>	 meetings, maybe
[18:02:45] <dschoon>	 word
[18:02:46] <dschoon>	 okay
[18:02:46] <erosen>	 i see
[18:02:49] <dschoon>	 welp, godspeed.
[18:02:50] <dschoon>	 :)
[18:06:20] <ori-l>	 hey, dschoon
[18:06:29] <dschoon>	 sup ori-l
[18:06:51] <ori-l>	 so, i'm not sure if drdee relayed the message -- i promised to follow up but didn't, so he may have been waiting on me
[18:07:15] <ori-l>	 but i poked around the analytics machines and realized that the kafka producer otto is directing the udp stream to isn't the best one
[18:07:36] <ori-l>	 it was, in fact, eliminated from the kafka codebase last month
[18:07:39] <dschoon>	 what should it be?
[18:07:43] <dschoon>	 interesting!
[18:07:56] <ori-l>	 it was intended for interacting with a repl... for example, it prints to screen every message it receives
[18:08:12] <ori-l>	 https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-180
[18:08:21] <ori-l>	 "I think all the *-shell.sh scripts and all the *-simple-perf-test.sh scripts should die. If anyone has a use for these test classes we can keep them around and use the via kafka-run-class, but they are clearly not made for normal people to use."
[18:08:27] <dschoon>	 okay. is there an alternative? i guess we could just use some code.
[18:08:51] <dschoon>	 *write
[18:09:19] <ori-l>	 i'm not sure.. the issue i linked above suggests the *-console-*.sh scripts are the proper replacement
[18:09:37] <ori-l>	 but yeah, i was thinking of writing a super simple udp -> kafka router in clojure or scala
[18:09:58] <ori-l>	 not that i know any scala, but it seems like the sort of thing it'd be possible to do by just cobbling together some copypasta intelligently.
[18:10:04] <dschoon>	 yeah, exactly
[18:10:16] <dschoon>	 i've always been suspicious of the use of pipes
[18:10:57] <ori-l>	 well, i think if we ran it with strace we'd see exactly what is happening w/file handlers
[18:11:00] <dschoon>	 because i think it means the data passes through kernel space
[18:11:02] <dschoon>	 which might be annoying
[18:11:07] <dschoon>	 yeah
[18:11:18] <dschoon>	 okay, i need to head into the office soon.
[18:11:21] <ori-l>	 but i think switching to a different producer might be more important
[18:11:23] <dschoon>	 be back in a bit
[18:11:25] <ori-l>	 i'm not at the office yet either
[18:11:25] <ori-l>	 ttyl
[18:11:27] <dschoon>	 agreed
[18:11:29] <dschoon>	 kk
[18:11:30] <dschoon>	 ta
[21:36:25] <erosen__>	 who
[21:36:38] <erosen>	 sorry about that--learning irssi
[21:48:36] <dschoon>	 yeah, it's pretty cool once you get the hang of it.
[21:48:41] <dschoon>	 it's a bit of a bitch to set up
[21:48:50] <dschoon>	 my issue is mostly that you can't really alt-tab to it
[21:48:53] <dschoon>	 since it's a shell app
[22:21:26] <dschoon>	 back in a bit.