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by glogla 3y ago
Snowflake and ClickHouse are very different in their focus. Snowflake is focused on enterprise customers. It has a lot of features focused on that, like very granular security and governance and data marketplace. There's also some non-
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by glogla 3y ago
I wonder if ClickBench needs more data or something. I just randomly compared ClickHouse, Databend and Doris on c6a.4xlarge machine. For some queries, there's a big differences, like ClickHouse being order of magnitude faster than the
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by glogla 3y ago
Clickhouse looks more complicated because instead of create table bla ( id number, xyz varchar ) you're doing things like create table bla ( id uint64 CODEC(DoubleDelta(8)), xyz Nullable(Low
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by glogla 3y ago
> The other thing that rubbed me the wrong way was that rather than fix the issue, they just removed functionality. Yeah, DuckDB has some very cool features, but I with the community were less abrasive. I remember someone asking for ORC
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by glogla 3y ago
As long as Sans is around.
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by glogla 3y ago
I choose Postgres every time, because that is what I am familiar with. But nerdy stuff: Postgres stores data linearly (in heap - which has nothing to do with the heap data structure used for sorting, it just means pile of data). If you need
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by glogla 3y ago
I am a Millennial and I do feel connection to some creators. I am sad that I won't be able to watch the content anymore if Youtube blocks me. I will miss them and I will miss other cool content, like recorded conference talks and tutor
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by glogla 3y ago
How are degoogled phones nowadays? Last time I tried that, it was very limited. No paying by phone, no banking apps (and most banks require app as second factor), no proper maps with navigation and routing, no streaming music, no "work
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by glogla 3y ago
> Moss and vines look great on Britain's Georgian and Gothic architecture. On Brutalist flat surfaces, it just looks dirty. That's just like your opinion, man. > Brutalism is an academic justification of the brutalisation of
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by glogla 3y ago
It is tricky - on one hand, it seems pretty nice to cover places like car parks or some crops with roofs of solar panels. You get to use the space twice and you get some shade. On the other hand, the panels are pretty heavy and need to be c
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by glogla 3y ago
"Citron" is how bunch of languages (including mine) refers to lemon. This was pretty confusing article until I figured that out.
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by glogla 3y ago
Yeah, I always thought datacenters would use Halon. It of course has the problem of suffocating everyone.
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by glogla 3y ago
Water and fire already had their way, I suspect tornado and a landslide are next.
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by glogla 3y ago
Yes, but people will still not stop complaining and arguing about all of those.
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by glogla 3y ago
There is a transaction / amount limit for contactless transactions. Banks generally keep it secret for security - but it can be something like "transactions over x EUR need PIN and also ever fifth will need PIN". It is pretty
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by glogla 3y ago
You forgot the people who love SQL and people who hate SQL.
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by glogla 3y ago
Indeed. The evil always wins in the end, such is the nature of the world.
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by glogla 3y ago
We are talking about genocidal war where the first thing the occupiers establish in occupied territories are torture rooms. Just last week, Russian soldiers admited on camera they had orders to murder children and went along with it. What k
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by glogla 3y ago
I know some people want Russia to win, and they are real. They are either ignorant or they are horrible and evil people.
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by glogla 3y ago
I also wonder why what is basically Russian propaganda account has no limits and how it got to 8k karma, when it has basically nothing to say. I know there is practice of buying established accounts with bunch of karma / followers to u
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by glogla 4y ago
Wouldn't architect role be something you're looking for? Of course, there's a lot of different types of architects and some are just bullshit slidemakers, but you could get some coding and a lot of complex problem solving in
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by glogla 4y ago
I think that goes in general. White collar crime pays, most if it goes uncovered and when it does, you might get few years of prison, while still ending up being rich for rest of your life. Few years of 24/7 prison or 30+ years of 9-5
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by glogla 4y ago
I looked it up, and it's "content management company" Little Dot Studios, who seem to make money by claiming things on youtube to steal ad money and extort people.
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by glogla 4y ago
> Video unavailable. This video contains content from LDS, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds I hope LDS burns in hell, whoever they are.
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by glogla 4y ago
Parquet is not really a new format - it has been around for years and years in the Hadoop world. It is mostly good for storing large data in a way that makes it effective to process it for OLAP workload, and that is it.
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by glogla 4y ago
You can give them anything from SQL interface to BI tool like Superset to no-code tool like Thoughtspot. They might still export some to CSV, but having GUI is much better than having CSV.
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by glogla 4y ago
Parquet doesn't really do timestamp with time zone. Also relevantly for processing Parquet, Apache Spark doesn't really do timestamp with time zone. Meaning that if your data go through parquet (e.g. in a data lake) you have to st
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by glogla 4y ago
That however only impacts CSVs or other text files, where the compression is the envelope. In parquet, it is the internal chunks that are compressed, so it is as parallelizable as ever. Also, generic CSV is not parallelizable anyway, becaus
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by glogla 4y ago
Don't do it. I bought M1 Air instead of M1 14" Pro to save money and now I regret it. The Pro's display and speakers are much better I now watch movies on work M1 14" Pro. M2 Air might be good too, I don't know. But
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by glogla 4y ago
Sometimes, people just say things that are utterly vile and disgusting, and then they get downvoted. > Ukraine may win... after 5+ years of brutal war and heavy destruction. Is that better than a life back under Moscow's rule? Hey t

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