bsg75

63 ms·

631.
by bsg75 10y ago
The lack of sorting discussions is a constant annoyance in HipChat. Add that they have been debating the issue since March 2016 makes it worse: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/HCPUB-363
632.
by bsg75 10y ago
Apparently people disagree with this sentiment. Allow me to expand on it: TL;DR - One language for all purposes is the wrong focus. - Python's success is largely due to things it has done well: Numeric and scientific computing (NumPy,
633.
by bsg75 10y ago
I would propose there are plenty of better solutions for webdev than Python, and that Pythons should remain focused on where it has been successful.
634.
The Rise of the Data Engineer(medium.com)
2 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
635.
by bsg75 10y ago
Any experience on how it compared to The Great Discarder from the same dev? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-great-discarde...
636.
by bsg75 10y ago
Can you expand on what makes the Presto project different than the aforementioned enterprise approach? (Not a Java developer, so I don't have context)
637.
5 things to watch in Python in 2017(oreilly.com)
2 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
638.
by bsg75 10y ago
Creating a new sub-industry of well paid experienced developers who repair bad implementations. Not sure if this is a good or bad thing.
639.
by bsg75 10y ago
What are the downsides to Zookeeper, or the motivations for keeping it out of the stack?
640.
by bsg75 10y ago
> I think people tend to dismiss relational databases a bit too quickly these days. In too many cases, people conflate RDBMS with MySQL which any schema mod is time consuming on large tables, even when adding nullable columns with no oth
641.
by bsg75 10y ago
> the open source version of HBase has much lower adoption than Cassandra so that was a big factor Is this due to the availability of experienced developers or another factor? PostgreSQL has a lower adoption rate than MySQL, but we chose
642.
Please stop calling databases CP or AP (2015)(martin.kleppmann.com)
1 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
643.
by bsg75 10y ago
> heavy BI work with huge datasets Because of single threaded query execution, lack of MPP, or something else?
644.
Ggedit 0.0.2: a GUI for advanced editing of ggplot2 objects(r-statistics.com)
3 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
645.
Getting Started with Apache Drill(mapr.com)
1 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
646.
SciPipe is an experimental library for writing scientific Workflows in Go(lang)(scipipe.org)
4 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
647.
by bsg75 10y ago
As with any employee, you get what you pay for. If the program is used to obtain cheap labor, quality will be affected.
648.
by bsg75 10y ago
Washington Post == Amazon
649.
by bsg75 10y ago
Is there a compare / contrast between this project and Gnome Terminator? https://gnometerminator.blogspot.com/p/introduction.html
650.
by bsg75 10y ago
(M)Awk. Still great for cleaning a lot of data.
651.
by bsg75 10y ago
> Drill + sergeant is (IMO) a nice alternative to Spark + sparklyr if you don't need the ML components of Spark (i.e. just need to query "big data" sources, need to interface with parquet, need to combine disperate data so
652.
Tools to Transform and Query Data with the Apache Drill and Dplyr in R(github.com)
3 points by bsg75 10y ago|1 comments
653.
Channels in Golang(tapirgames.com)
82 points by bsg75 10y ago|104 comments
654.
Who needs generics? Use instead(appliedgo.net)
2 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
655.
by bsg75 10y ago
Which seems contrary to https://techcrunch.com/2016/12/19/apples-tim-cook-assures-em...
656.
Apple is reportedly putting Mac development on the back burner(engadget.com)
20 points by bsg75 10y ago|9 comments
657.
by bsg75 10y ago
I never really used CDE, but XFCE just turned out to be my speed.
658.
by bsg75 10y ago
Fedora XFCE spin, or CentOS 7. Edit: Fedora on workstaton / laptop, CentOS 7 on a dev server where a desktop has utility. Not on production boxes.
659.
by bsg75 10y ago
This is why I always return to XFCE. It may not be rapidly evolving, but if I'm running a Linux desktop, I want simple.
660.
by bsg75 10y ago
My common answer to this is query parallelism. For those of us in the DWH/OLAP space it's a big deal that the F/OSS engines are just starting to tackle, and it's not an easy problem to solve. I might not mind paying for

More ›