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by kiyoto 11y ago
How do you deal with events with varying schema?
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by kiyoto 11y ago
KDB is nothing like Hive or redis. In fact, there is no prominent open source project comparable to KDB in terms of architecture or use case. KDB is a fast column oriented database with an APL-like API. Hive is a SQL translation layer for M
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This Journey Called Life(medium.com)
3 points by kiyoto 11y ago|1 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
> Open source lets you have full control of your future, while not needing to write all the code yourself. I disagree, and I say this as one of the maintainers of a decently popular open source project ( https://www.fluentd.org
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by kiyoto 11y ago
I agree. My employer Treasure Data ( http://www.treasuredata.com/product ) has been offering exactly this (SQL on schema-on-read data) for the last three years as a cloud service. But in reality, people "get" schema
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Hacker's Alternative to Marketo(blog.treasuredata.com)
1 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
I've definitely recommended your service to my friends looking to learn SQL. Also, I made my share of contribution to the SQL pedagogy by writing blog articles on "SQL for Excel Users": http://blog.treasuredata.com
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by kiyoto 11y ago
Apparently, Haskell had a side effect. RIP. What a great mind =/
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by kiyoto 11y ago
Unstructured logging, while easy for application developers and ops people, is a major source of headache for data scientists/engineers. I am a big proponent of JSON-based, semi-structured logging. Most of log data today can be parsed
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The Log: the lifeblood of your data pipeline(radar.oreilly.com)
2 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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Open Source's Main Advantage Is Not Cost(blog.treasuredata.com)
1 points by kiyoto 12y ago|0 comments
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Collecting Docker Logs into Elasticsearch(digitalocean.com)
4 points by kiyoto 12y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 12y ago
An open source maintainer here ( https://www.fluentd.org ) We can always use your help for our docs -> https://docs.fluentd.org and https://github.com/fluent/fluentd-docs
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by kiyoto 12y ago
I thought this was the project that aaronsw started awhile back? Is it coming back to life?
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by kiyoto 12y ago
For all his shortcomings, LKY has shown the world how well a tiny city-state can do economically with geopolitical leverage and strategic thinking. Especially when it comes to diplomacy vis-a-vis the West, most Asian political leaders are c
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Tips for operating and monitoring Presto (as a Service)(slideshare.net)
1 points by kiyoto 12y ago|0 comments
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Goodbye Elasticsearch(kiyototamura.tumblr.com)
2 points by kiyoto 12y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 12y ago
Can you share the specifics of your experience (the cluster size/use case/etc.) I am partly asking this because you clearly feel strongly about this topic (your account was created an hour ago, most likely to comment on this).
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Four Reasons Why Presto Is the Best SQL-On-Hadoop(blog.treasuredata.com)
1 points by kiyoto 12y ago|0 comments
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Nobody Likes Sponsored Talks at Strata(blog.treasuredata.com)
8 points by kiyoto 12y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 12y ago
I agree with this 100%. SQL works incredibly well for purely declarive, relatively simple operations. However, the moment you start doing "Do this, then that, then that", it starts to look (literally the appearance) daunting. I my
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by kiyoto 12y ago
Here is the github repo: https://github.com/airbnb/airpal
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Airpal: AirBnB's open source Presto admin UI(gigaom.com)
6 points by kiyoto 12y ago|1 comments
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by kiyoto 12y ago
Treasure Data, Mountain View, CA. We are looking for a Growth Engineer to help grow our B2B SaaS business (15M Series B in Jan 2015) You are: - resourcefully relentless and relentlessly resourceful. - a big believer in using programming to
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by kiyoto 12y ago
That's exactly what I am talking about. Your anti-example is a case of library-level abstraction. Now, if you are saying that JavaScript doesn't lend itself to writing extensible machine learning routines whereas Lua does, it&#x27
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by kiyoto 12y ago
"I wanted to write something that is concise, easy to understand, easy to extend, and reasonably efficient. There is a subtle trade-off between conciseness and extensibility: If we use a very high level language that already has a &quo
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by kiyoto 12y ago
Thanks for the good feedback. >I agree that the problem of schema rot is an issue I am glad to hear that, and as someone who once landed a patch on PHP (proof! https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=61124&edit=3 ), I feel te
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by kiyoto 12y ago
It really isn't (Disclaimer: I work there and wrote the entry) In fact, you can replace Treasure Data with anything that is: 1. Schemaless storage 2. Allows you to output results easily and reliably to MPP databases. What I noticed is
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Eliminating Schema Rot in MPP Databases Like Redshift(blog.treasuredata.com)
11 points by kiyoto 12y ago|4 comments
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by kiyoto 12y ago
You clearly work in the web industry =) perl does one thing hundred times better than (server-side) JavaScript: when you need to get data out of a server that you have no sudo privilege because your boss asked you to get stats on your trade

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