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Why has Sawzall not experienced the Firebird moment yet? http://news.cnet.com/2100-7344-5156101.html http://news.cnet.com/2100-7344-5156101.html

• DrJosiah 16y ago
  Before Google's Go, there was another language named Go. "Chrome" is the name of the UI outside of the content in Mozilla's browser, email client, etc. Google has a smaller-scale ad-hoc SQL-inspired language and system for log queries called Dremel (which is awesome to use, I miss the hell out of it). Sawzall as a physical tool falls into the same category as Dremel, which hasn't seemed to have been an issue. Never mind the "Go" and "Chrome" names.
  • jbeda 16y ago
    If you miss, dremel, you might be interested in BigQuery ;) It is essentially hosted Dremel. Check it out: http://code.google.com/apis/bigquery/ http://code.google.com/apis/bigquery/
  • chopsueyar 16y ago
    What happened to Dremel (software)?
    • DrJosiah 16y ago
      As far as I know, nothing. But since I no longer work for Google, I would need to set up a dremel-like system (which would minimally include needing to inject logs, etc., into an new or existing hosted system), which increases the barrier to entry until I have the time to do so.