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Building ETL Pipelines with Clojure and Transducers

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By Alexander Yakushev, Force eagerness
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At Grammarly, we have a lot of data at our disposal: frequency and type of errors, user behavior, the amount of text sent for processing, etc. This data allows us to test and improve our performance. However, managing data is extra work—often the location and format of the data are not suitable for immediate consumption.
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