Re: [DISCUSS] PolarisProposal to the incubator

2024-07-31 Thread Jack Ye
ty build goal. The team had a lot of feedback and interest from > > > different parties, including some Apache projects. > > > When I prepared the proposal with the team (that included people > > > listed in the PPMC), we wanted to involve anyone helping the project > >

Re: [DISCUSS] PolarisProposal to the incubator

2024-07-30 Thread Jack Ye
catalog standard can be updated to accommodate that. There could also be potential collaborations between Polaris and Gravitino to achieve the goal together, and I am personally pretty excited about that opportunity. Best, Jack Ye [1] https://amoro.apache.org/docs/latest/spark-configuration/ [

Re: PMC is a committee

2024-07-08 Thread Jack Ye
> I personally prefer MPMC, MIPMC, and MPPMC. Because we want people to think of member first when writing the acronym. +1! -Jack On Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 10:38 AM tison wrote: > > I personally prefer MPMC, MIPMC, and MPPMC. Because we want people to > think of member first when writing the acro

Re: Bylaws != Guidelines

2024-07-04 Thread Jack Ye
resolving conflicts between United States federal laws and state laws. This looks like the direction that Carl is advocating for (correct me if I am wrong), which I think makes sense in general. Best, Jack Ye On Wed, Jul 3, 2024, 4:47 PM Justin Mclean wrote: > Hi, > > By the point of

Re: PMC is a committee

2024-07-02 Thread Jack Ye
ople are trying to convey. In many cases, it might appear as condescending to correct the usage of this term in the middle of a conversation, and you know people are not intentionally misusing it. Best, Jack Ye On Tue, Jul 2, 2024, 8:13 PM tison wrote: > ... and yes. For non-native speakers,