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by capkutay 8y ago
I had the unfortunate luck of reading the breaking news as I was eating a caesar salad at a restaurant. The restaurant didn't seem to be aware of the news.
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Except he's a deeply technical product guy with 20 years experience managing the development of the worlds most profitable database. Its funny that Hacker News hates on Oracle, but their database is far ahead of the competition in a hi
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by capkutay 8y ago
Yeah I usually only double check airline types for comfort rather than safety. But I think you're right that these heavily publicized events actually create more scrutiny/cautiousness, especially from US airline pilots.
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by capkutay 8y ago
Would it be overly cautious to avoid flights on Boeing 737 MAXs? edit: of course with the downvotes for an honest question. this site can be ridiculous.
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by capkutay 8y ago
That's probably good for getting a lot of sign-ups with no intent to become a paying customer/active user of your product, but I'm curious how many of those users would convert down funnel.
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by capkutay 8y ago
Elastic is almost the exact execution of this article. The majority of their revenue comes from paid add-ons and hosted services.
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by capkutay 8y ago
Customers using a large-scale analytics database...
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The Inevitable Evolution from Batch ETL to Real-Time ETL(striim.com)
2 points by capkutay 8y ago|1 comments
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by capkutay 8y ago
This sounds like one of those things that sounds fun on a whiteboard but will be hell to implement and actually make perform well at all.
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by capkutay 8y ago
STRIIM | UI/UX Designer, Data Platform Engineer | Palo Alto and San Francisco - FULL TIME - ONSITE Striim is an enterprise-grade real-time, streaming analytics product deployed at some of the largest Fortune 100 companies, solving miss
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by capkutay 8y ago
Seems like every wanna be Steve Jobs completely misses the point of what made Steve Jobs great, but then use all the bad parts about his personality to justify doing horrible, stupid, crazy things.
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by capkutay 8y ago
Its also basically impossible to avoid office politics as a PM. Suddenly you're in a role where you have to make decisions that come down to opinions. And you know what they say about opinions. You can justify and be as transparent abo
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Show HN: ETL Data Pipelines to Google BigQuery(console.cloud.google.com)
5 points by capkutay 8y ago|0 comments
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by capkutay 8y ago
Slightly unrelated, but what would be the best way to migrate a kubernetes application from one cloud to the other?
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Most people are focussing on their advertising spend, but it looks like they've built their marketing team for inside sales rather than growth. $3k/month on advertising means they're getting spending about $100/day. That
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Operationalizing Machine Learning(striim.com)
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by capkutay 8y ago
Good move for both companies. The surplus of 'enterprise hadoop' companies was created by a mixture of hype and a peak in VC investment in open source. The fact that Cloudera, Hortonworks, MapR were all founded and raised $100m+ a
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by capkutay 8y ago
Stay a software developer as long as you can. Don't jump into management prematurely. You'll miss the days where you used to work on interesting technical problems rather than people problems and politicking.
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by capkutay 8y ago
> Until we have a broad deployment of protected bike lanes, its just not worth the risks. And unfortunately this likely won't happen. Despite a large coalition of biking advocates in SF, the SFMTA won't lift a finger. It'
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by capkutay 8y ago
> With all that said, PLEASEEEEEE don't ruin it, Apple I don't think the overall UX, song recognition, tag tracking will be ruined > Specifically meaning I love it's integration with Spotify. I will be bummed if that g
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Striim TQL vs. KSQL: An Analysis of Streaming SQL Engines(striim.com)
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Adaptive Machine Learning Model Serving(striim.com)
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by capkutay 8y ago
I always found the commercial open source community to be a bit too idealistic. On one end you have developers from very wealthy companies driving these hyped up projects. Sometimes those same developers will leave that wealthy company to s
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by capkutay 8y ago
They also sell Amy's Bowls at every whole foods in the country: https://www.amys.com/our-foods/indian-mattar-paneer https://www.amys.com/our-foods/indian-palak-paneer Amy's bowls typical
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Logical Replication vs. Streaming Integration(striim.com)
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Those aren't slack problems, those are people problems. I can just as easily point to email threads that are incoherent and hard to follow. I can also point to meetings with no agenda that waste everyones time but give the appearance o
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by capkutay 8y ago
What's new is old again. Michael Stonebraker had a paper about this in 2007 [0]. Over that time a slew of products came into the market that claimed to do it all. JSON, SQL, ACID transactions, Streaming, time-series, Full-text search,
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Show HN: Streaming database changes to Kafka(striim.com)
1 points by capkutay 8y ago|0 comments
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The tunnel diameter is much smaller. Like 1890s-built London Underground diameter tunnels. The standard with US subway construction today is massive tunnels with huge, expensive stations. Seems to be a design choice from Musk.
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by capkutay 8y ago
I learned D3 in an academic context. In that environment it was great. When learning about the core theory of data visualization d3.js is an excellent abstraction and lets you make very deliberate decisions over core elements of a chart. De

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