PeterCorless

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   by PeterCorless 2y ago

   Yeah. This is going to be bad. This retraction is driven by the stark drop-off in consumer sentiment. Intelligent billionaires like Buffet, etc., take that into consideration. You know, all that big-brained macroeconomy thing, like IS-LM cu
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   by PeterCorless 2y ago

   I didn't even read the article, but I love the comments on the thread. Yes. The implementation language of a system should not matter to people in the least. However, they are used as a form of prestige by developers and, sometimes, as
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   by PeterCorless 2y ago

   World beware.
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   Pinot-Connect (DB-API 2.0 for Querying Apache Pinot with Python)(pinot-connect.org)

   1 points by PeterCorless 2y ago|0 comments
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   by PeterCorless 2y ago

   "Why do we want better artificial intelligence when we have all this raw human stupidity as an abundant renewable resource we haven't yet harnessed?"
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   How to Connect Your OLTP DB to Apache Pinot for Realtime Analytics(substack.com)

   1 points by PeterCorless 2y ago|0 comments
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   Disaggregating Observability with Apache Kafka, StarTree Cloud, and Grafana(startree.ai)

   1 points by PeterCorless 2y ago|0 comments
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   by PeterCorless 2y ago

   Thanks! TIL.
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   by PeterCorless 2y ago

   This is worthy of a bookmark. (If HN supported bookmarks.)
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    Yes. edenfed posted a comment linking to the project above. Here is is again, though: https://github.com/odigos-io/odigos
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    How are you storing them, and what do you use to read/visualize/analyze them? I'd imagine just putting them up in a UI becomes a needle-in-a-haystack issue. Are you programmatically analyzing them?
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    Cramer wants to get traces out of OTel. Which is ironic because he's one of the creators of OpenTracing. https://cra.mr/the-problem-with-otel/
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    SaS Institute used that exact same analogy & even this video in their talk about implementing ScyllaDB back in 2020 (check out 0:35 in the video): https://www.scylladb.com/2020/05/28/sas-institute-changing
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    For tracing FOSS: Grafana Tempo. https://grafana.com/oss/tempo/
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    Alan Emrich, the game designer and writer who coined the term '4X,' has died(pcgamer.com)

    4 points by PeterCorless 2y ago|1 comments
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    Yes. The chance to do wrong things with data increases with scale.
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    I think it's a matter of use case. Doing ad hoc data exploration on an OLTP system generally sucks the wind out of the performance. Even if you have some type of workload prioritization, isolation, and limitation, allowing data scienti
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    If you look at DB-engines.com/ranking and look at all of the collective interest in all of the databases listed, you will see that the aggregate "score" of all databases combined 7105.84. Postgres is indeed popular; but it is
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    It all depends on what kind of queries you're running. I came from the OLTP market, where you're generally doing single-row operations. Basic CRUD. Single table work on denormalized data. Now go to OLAP, and a single query might b
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    Note that TiDB did subject itself to Jepsen testing (relatively) early. Here's their 2019 results: https://jepsen.io/analyses/tidb-2.1.7 The devil is in the details, and anyone who is looking to implement TiDB for
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    Anyone who has done timer or countdown-based work has to think the opposite. Whether that's sports or event production, rocket launches, or so on. You're not thinking about the time you've past/expended. You're thin
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    Yes. Though analog second hands often "tick" the seconds. (Some move the second hand smoothly.)
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    Apache Pinot Year in Review 2024(startree.ai)

    2 points by PeterCorless 2y ago|0 comments
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    Real-Time Observability with Apache Pinot for Failures(xenonstack.com)

    1 points by PeterCorless 2y ago|0 comments
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    Serving Apache Pinot Queries with Neutrino(uber.com)

    1 points by PeterCorless 2y ago|0 comments
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    Confirmed. Also, ClickBench is working from a batch-loaded data set, which is kind of antithetical to a real-world, real-time analytical database workload. [Disclosure: I work at StarTree, and we're powered by Apache Pinot.] We are cur
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    StarTree | Full Time | Mountain View, CA; Bangalore; Remote (US); Remote (India) StarTree is providing a fully-managed, cloud-native real-time analytics service powered by Apache Pinot. If you are into big fast distributed databases, this i
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    Ugh. The AI-generated rear views being nowhere near at the level of detail of even the uncanny valley foreground images. Is not really generating a "3D 'world'" so much as extrapolating a 360º view from a single scene. T
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    Astronomers deal a blow to theory Venus once had liquid water on its surface(phys.org)

    2 points by PeterCorless 2y ago|0 comments
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    by PeterCorless 2y ago

    So my question: any Arm-based system or GPU-based system on the horizon?