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Exasol Breaks TPC-H Benchmark Price-Performance Records on AMD EPYC Processor
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I found a new method which is called “Don’t break a chain!”. For me, this is really helpful method. I have selected few things (for example, practice German, read a book and do sports) and I do it everyday, then I put (x - check mark) to my
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To curb malaria: Tableau, Mapbox, Exasol, Alteryx donate $4.3M in tech
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Ask HN: What do you think about ecosia.org?
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BP Thinks It's Sitting on Another Giant Gas Field in the Caspian
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Azerbaijani blogger is on hunger strike last 10 days. He could die soon
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In general, 8-hour shifts are more difficult to do than on-call. When you have an on-call duty, you might not get any call at all during the night. However, a shift means you have to be awake during the night which is really bad.
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Cebit Hannover - the biggest computer expo to be canceled
(mobile.twitter.com)
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Generation Z
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In summary, money first! Imagine that a similar crime is done by Iran. What would be the statement? I think Saudi Arabia does more harm to the world than Iran. The number of salafist (fundamentalist) is increasing everywhere, including in m
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Tesla is pushing to achieve Model 3 production of 7,000 units per week
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I've just watched a documentary about the "Sex Robots". I wondering how this will also influence marriages, in general relationships. In the long term, if few people will have relationships, there will be also a few people wh
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I’ve always thought that in future we are going to have 4h work days. I thought it is a logical direction to go. However, it seems we are now proud of longer working hours and we are heading to wrong direction.
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Brexit: Watching a Country Make a Fool of Itself
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How to use the fastest in-memory database as a docker clusters
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If we act based on this logic, then we should not use internet today, because it started as a military project. Well the telephone was created as a tool to talk each other not to browse on the internet. We can add many examples that initial
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Facebook is very valuable in countries where press freedom is not good (if facebook is not blocked yet). My country (Azerbaijan) is one of the worst countries in terms of press freedom. The only “free press” we have is a facebook. There are
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It is interesting to see how the title effect number of upvotes and comments. I’ve submitted this other day and it did not get any upvotes. My submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17471476
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Meta cheatsheet
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Ask HN: What do you think about in memory databases? Particularly EXASOL DB?
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I did my master in Germany and I work in German company now. Yes, I speak little German, but I am improving it. My friends also came to study in German universities. At least half of them stayed here and all of them speak at least some Germ
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We have them in Azerbaijan too.
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We are working on Wikidata to DBpedia mapping. I think we will finish next year. We had some extraction on DBpedia 2014. http://blog.dbpedia.org/2014/09/09/dbpedia-version-2014-rele...