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by cpard 4y ago
I'm not sure why you are getting downvoted, probably because people feel you are advertising Modal. But I have to say something about Modal. The difference with this vendor is that they try to reimagine the way people build on the Clou
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by cpard 4y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback! There is a reason the article has the structure it does. I'm going through the main Pilars of MLOps and explaining how they overlap with data engineering. Also, the title says, "Mostly" not &quot
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by cpard 4y ago
Hey folks I'm the author of the post and happy to see that it gets so much attention on HN. Thank you for the incredible comments! I want to clarify something about my intention with this post. There is a reason I chose "mostly&qu
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MLOps is 98% Data Engineering(cpard.xyz)
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The Siren Song of the Platform(cpard.xyz)
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Adding a new type to a SQL query engine without breaking anything(cpard.xyz)
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Frank McSherry and Arjun Narayan discuss about founding Materialize[audio](datastackshow.com)
2 points by cpard 4y ago|0 comments
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by cpard 4y ago
That’s awesome. For anything Trino - project Tardigrade related, reach out to any of the maintainers, they’ll be happy to help.
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by cpard 4y ago
Trino can be fault tolerant but you have to explicitly enable fault tolerant execution. It might be worth running your benchmarks against Trino with fault tolerant execution mode enabled. Check the documentation here: https://tri
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by cpard 4y ago
Hey ck_one that's a hard question to answer and not get into "benchmarketing" territory. My suggestion is to try both under your own workloads and see the difference. Trino is also used by products like Athena (AWS) and Galax
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A tutorial on using Airflow with Trino(trino.io)
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by cpard 4y ago
this is awesome! I wasn't aware of it, now that I'm reaching my time for a midlife crisis, I'll give it a try as a way to feel young again and remember my college days. Thank you!
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by cpard 4y ago
And it's so much fun to go through. Most CS books are usually very dry, this one is such a fun read. I would encourage everyone to go and read at least the web version of the book, I'm sure that you will end up buying it at the en
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The New Fault-Tolerant Execution Architecture of Trinodb(github.com)
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Finding and fixing regressions in Lyft's data infrastructure(eng.lyft.com)
28 points by cpard 4y ago|0 comments
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by cpard 4y ago
Hey guys, we are excited to announce the release of project Tardigrade on Trino (previously known as Presto SQL). Project Tardigrade is the first step towards the re-architecture of the query engine and one of the immediate benefits will be
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by cpard 5y ago
This is insane. Both my mother and grandmother died because of myelofibrosis. My mother was suffering with related diseases for almost 15 years before they diagnosed the symptoms as myelofibrosis and after that doctors where still debating
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by cpard 5y ago
I updated the title and added the date. Thanks for pointing this out! I was mainly driven by the experiment and that’s what I wanted to share here but it’s better to add the right metadata.
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The beautiful powers of unconscious thought (2009)(apa.org)
1 points by cpard 5y ago|3 comments
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by cpard 5y ago
Amazing work Dave. I’m super happy to see the book finally being published.
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by cpard 5y ago
Snowflake is trying to build something broader than a database. A cloud platform for storing, processing and sharing data. But why Snowflake perplexes you and not Bigquery, Redshift or Databricks?
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The Strategies and Tactics of Snowflake and Databricks Growth(cpard.xyz)
3 points by cpard 5y ago|2 comments
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The Network is the Computer (2019)(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by cpard 5y ago|0 comments
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How Viral Mutations Occur in SARS-CoV-2(yalemedicine.org)
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What developers need to know about Kubernetes(cockroachlabs.com)
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Why we don't waterbomb at night?(knowledge.aidr.org.au)
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RudderStack's Vision for a developer first CDP(rudderstack.com)
2 points by cpard 5y ago|0 comments
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Investing in RudderStack(kleinerperkins.com)
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The Battle of the Data Platform(cpard.xyz)
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The Battle of the Data Platform(cpard.xyz)
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