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   by huy 9y ago

   If you want something that's affordable, yet can serve the full need of what open-source tools can't, do check us out - https://www.holistics.io We've worked with both small, medium to big tech unicorns. I built t
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   by huy 9y ago

   As I read through your list, I feel like our product ( https://holistics.io ) can serve you well on these fronts - We are both ETL + BI, we help you get data into your DW easily (CSV Upload, DB Sync, etc) - Support for dashboard-w
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   by huy 9y ago

   It really depends on your budget, data volume and nature. So each person can only offer advice. I did this a while back at my previous employer/startup (it got acquired), we used AWS, PostgreSQL, Hadoop/Hive, using SQL + custom Ru
4. 64.▲
   by huy 9y ago

   To add on to your list: https://www.holistics.io (I work here).
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   by huy 9y ago

   You can try us out. https://www.holistics.io Some benefits: - Designed with the analysts who's comfortable with SQL in mind, thus extremely flexible. - Extra visualizations catered for product/marketing analytics: Conv
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   by huy 9y ago

   Wanted to share about my BI startup here for those who're interested too: holistics.io - we're a small, self-funded BI startup in Asia (Singapore). Started 2 years ago and have customers around the globe, from small startups to bi
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   by huy 10y ago

   I really like Redash, it’s one of the early tools that introduce this concept of turn SQL into chart to developers, and also teach developers to learn and write better SQL, altogether without any cost. I evaluated Redash during my past comp
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   by huy 10y ago

   While Quicksight is game-changing in their pricing and trying to disrupt the usually-overpriced BI market (the same thing it did very successfully with Amazon Redshift and data-warehouse market), as the other comment pointed out their produ
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   SQL is the new Excel(techinasia.com)

   2 points by huy 10y ago|0 comments
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    by huy 10y ago

    Check out Holistics.io (disclaimer: I'm a cofounder). While I can't say we can solve all your listed problems above, we provide enough tooling on top of your DW to help you pre-process (clean, aggregate) them. https://w
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    Why PostgreSQL for Analytics Infrastructure (DW)?(slideshare.net)

    1 points by huy 10y ago|1 comments
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    Why I prefer Postgres over MySQL for data analytics/analysis purpose(medium.com)

    4 points by huy 10y ago|0 comments
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    Lessons Learnt from Building Our Own Hadoop Cluster (with AWS)(engineering.viki.com)

    9 points by huy 12y ago|0 comments
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    by huy 12y ago

    I think this won't work because Redis' sorted set only allow members with different values. In this case the value mutations could be the same.
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    by huy 12y ago

    OP here, thanks a lot for the overwhelming suggestions, I'm trying to slowly digest all of them. To give a little bit more context about the problem. This is related to our data analytics infrastructure that we're building (we did
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    by huy 12y ago

    Thanks for the pointer. I'm reading more about Secondary Index and Range Key in DynamoDB and it seems to fit well to what we're looking for. The only slight concern at the moment is it's AWS-hosted service so we have to be re
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    by huy 12y ago

    Thanks. We did study this article a while back while building our data infrastructure. We wrote about our infrastructure here: engineering.viki.com/blog/2014/data-warehouse-and-analytics-infrastructure-at-viki/ In fact,
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    Ask HN: Key-Value Store Database with Historical Lookup?

    21 points by huy 12y ago|34 comments
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    by huy 12y ago

    I do think s/he has a point. Some people would want to login and manage their upload files. Though you can pretty much upload files without having to login whatsoever. Pretty much similar to Github Gist, or Imgur.
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    by huy 12y ago

    This is very cool. Thank you!
21. 81.▲
    by huy 12y ago

    Thanks a lot! I think that is a "killer feature" too. Will look into implementing that.
22. 82.▲
    by huy 12y ago

    Thanks! That would be something we consider adding next :-)
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    by huy 12y ago

    I think it's important to share the context behind this project: I work on the Data team of an acquired startup, working a lot with business/product people. We communicate a lot through internal chat (Hipchat!) and get a lot of re
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    Show HN: Pastebin for CSV(sharecsv.com)

    12 points by huy 12y ago|10 comments
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    Data Warehouse and Analytics Infrastructure at Viki(engineering.viki.com)

    2 points by huy 12y ago|0 comments
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    Infrastructure Work - The Underappreciated Work(nvquanghuy.com)

    2 points by huy 13y ago|1 comments
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    by huy 13y ago

    I showed this to ##math and the ops decided to make TexPaste the official pastebin instead of Mathbin: http://i.imgur.com/hk9fPZV.png
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    by huy 13y ago

    Do you mean exporting the entire text to image or just the equation parts?
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    by huy 13y ago

    Love the idea of Twitter for Mathematicians.
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    by huy 13y ago

    Was thinking about the feedback thing this morning actually - and I think that would be the very first feature to add (after work)