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My view on such matters is that it's best to find a solution that has a fallback option, which usually is an open-source software. That is to say, if you choose a cloud service, it's preferable that it is built on some open-source
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The subtle influence of TikTok on people is quite astonishing. I believe that there should also be antitrust laws in the field of communication. Otherwise, platforms like TikTok can gradually change people's thoughts, making their idea
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I'm curious about what everyone considers to be a high frequency of meetings. Two 1-hour team meetings per week, along with a daily 15-minute stand-up meeting. Do you think this frequency is high?
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AI will eventually be capable of performing most of the tasks humans can do. My neighbor's child is only 6 years old now. What advice do you think I should give to his parents to develop their child in a way that avoids him growing up
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I would also like to add one more thing: hesitation. From my own experience, in my programming career, the most time my team wasted was on redoing something from scratch. Why redo it? Because the previous design was not comprehensive enough
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Typing can only get faster, but handwriting can get better. I myself also like to think while writing, and it indeed helps me. Of course, after writing, I will take a photo and save it to iCloud, or simply retype it into Google Docs.
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In early 2017, due to some fortuitous circumstances, I got involved in investing in a cryptocurrency mining pool. Thanks to the crazy surge in cryptocurrency values that year, I made some money and still hold onto some BTC. Because of this,
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I hope you and your sharp opinions make you happy. You don't need to worry about what kind of person I am.
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I believe that everyone's thoughts are influenced by the information they receive. We have some stereotypes about certain countries and peoples. But in reality, we have neither been there in person nor do we know any of the people from
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Thank you for your great job!
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As long as you own it, you will love it. Trust me.
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Thanks for sharing, I really like Postgres. However, I generally use Postgres for OLTP work. I would like to point out two things: 1. Based on Clickbench results, pg_analytics is still far from top-tier performance. If you're looking f
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I really like Postgres, but I still don't think Postgres can do everything. From my own experience, when the scale of data becomes very large, when you need to analyze massive amounts of data, your Postgres always seems somewhat inadeq
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The work on materialized views in ClickHouse, from my perspective, is still quite rudimentary. If interested, I suggest looking into the materialized views of StarRocks. StarRocks' materialized views not only support multi-table joins
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Whether you acknowledge it or not, in the journey of human progress, some individuals have played roles far greater than others. If our goal is to advance the progress of humanity as a whole, then rewarding these individuals is usually just
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5 Brilliant Lakehouse Architectures
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I think you're talking about doing denormalization before importing data into an OLAP system to avoid subsequent joins. However, this greatly limits the flexibility of data modeling. Moreover, denormalization can be a headache-inducing
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Excellent learning material, thanks for sharing. I've noticed an interesting trend: JOINS are crucial for data analytics, yet many new open-source data analytics products, or open-source OLAP products, offer limited support for JOINS.
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Comparison of the Open Source Query Engines: Trino and StarRocks
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Tencent Unifies Their Gaming Analytics with StarRocks
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In fact, your choice is determined by your business scenario. I believe that overall, among these databases, StarRocks offers the highest flexibility. Particularly, if your business scenario relies on performing data analysis through joins
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Shopee is using StarRocks to build its next-generation data analytics system.
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The Practice of StarRocks at Shopee [video]
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Tencent Games is using StarRocks to build its next-generation analytics system.
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Tencent Games' Analytics with StarRocks [video]
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Guys, I think StarRocks is truly a promising open-source analytical database.
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Is Join a Luxury in Real-Time Analytics?
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Real-time Analytics at Airbnb
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What You Should Know Before Using Clickbench
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StarRocks: The #1 Solution on ClickBench
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