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by ktamura 10y ago
While the article does not touch on this explicitly, Docker's Log Driver for Fluentd supports tags, which can be used to pass on container name/ID and other metadata to wherever logs are sent. Since Docker Machine itself allows th
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by ktamura 10y ago
There's been some comparisons in the past. http://logz.io/blog/fluentd-logstash/ https://www.pandastrike.com/posts/20150807-fluentd-vs-logsta... http://jasonwilder.com/bl
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by ktamura 10y ago
Some folks might like this: https://gist.github.com/kiyoto/4dbe676711e8e91659b02d72eced5...
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The Setup: Mary Norris (The New Yorker Copy Editor)(usesthis.com)
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by ktamura 10y ago
It's definitely a good time to join or start one: Verticalized Consumer Packaged Goods startups with solid software infrastructure (hence the ability to power logistics/distribution/etc. with software) can undercut incumbents
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by ktamura 10y ago
This buyout is based on FUD, and FUD-based investment is a recipe for disaster. From the OP: >But for both Jet and Wal-Mart, Amazon’s frenzy of warehouse construction and fast delivery—as quickly as one-hour—have proved formidable. The r
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Hadoop: When Grownups Do Open Source (2008)(theregister.co.uk)
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by ktamura 10y ago
This makes sense. 1. Talent: As others say, an all star team. I've interacted with some of them as a vendor (Quip is our customer) and know a couple of them as friends of friends, and they have a rockstar team. 2. Integration: This is
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by ktamura 10y ago
The suggested approach most likely requires a lot of recursive backtracking. Of course, there's an efficient way to implement this, and that's what most commercial databases' path analytics features do. Here's one exampl
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by ktamura 10y ago
>For funnel analysis, it’s not feasible to use this data model for getting back a summary of the funnel steps and the sessions matching it, since there’s no option in Solr to run a recursive query, which would allow to go over each sessi
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by ktamura 10y ago
(I studied math and computer science. Walked out of a math Ph.D. program before starting one) >I'm not a mathematician and was miserable at math in school, but I apply these habits in the business world every day. They help me cut t
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by ktamura 10y ago
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/05/20/does-safra-...
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by ktamura 10y ago
>Side note, I'm surprised that Oracle is still running with Safra Catz and Mark Hurd as co-CEO's. I figured that that setup along with a very strong willed founder in Ellison, would cause some spectacular implosion at some poin
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by ktamura 10y ago
>But I wonder what their clickthrough-rate is. It's shockingly high, especially on Facebook Audience Network (FAN), Facebook's network of 3rd party publishers. It was so high that I initially thought I was being defrauded. But
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by ktamura 10y ago
>This article is more probably to convince ppl to use Google Cloud rather than how to run multicloud strategy. Yes. For public cloud, it's AWS v. everyone else right now. This is why Docker is popular among IT mega-vendors because
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by ktamura 10y ago
I highly recommend Ellenberg's "How Not To Be Wrong". Ellenberg is a first-class mathematician and general expositor, and his book illustrates the power (and the limitation, in an endearing way) of mathematics as a tool of th
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by ktamura 10y ago
As a maintainer of the projec,t it's cool to see the Fluentd plugin in the repo: https://github.com/eventql/fluent-plugin-eventql
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Rolling Retention in SQL(blog.treasuredata.com)
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Know Your Developer Type(redmonk.com)
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Notes on Vendor Lock-In (Open-Source, Proprietary and Cloud Software)(dbms2.com)
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Routing Data from Docker to Prometheus Server via Fluentd(blog.treasuredata.com)
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by ktamura 10y ago
This is the opportunistic genius of Masayoshi "Masa" Son as one of the most successful technology investors of our time. He's taking advantage of the weak GBP thanks to the whole Brexit fiasco. As a major carrier in Japan and
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by ktamura 10y ago
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8972066 As a marketer, I am all for launches, re-launches and marketing, but it's unclear to me what's different now compared to a year ago.
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by ktamura 10y ago
It's actually as amazing that Korea beat China. This is only the 3rd time it's happened since both started competing in 1987. https://cl.ly/1M2O2t1h0p1n
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by ktamura 10y ago
Wow. To be fair though, USA has been a top contender at IMO for decades, including the legendary 1994 team (all Americans, including a future Googler and the creator of "Did you mean...?" search suggestion Noam Shazeer) that got p
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by ktamura 10y ago
As an Acme user, I find the extensibility feature very interesting: Once you are used to Acme's contextual (and programmable) handling of text, it's hard to go back to a normal terminal.
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Ichiro, Baseball's Hits King*(500ish.com)
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by ktamura 10y ago
The advice here is sage. If you run a platform-type SaaS business (not necessarily PaaS but more like SaaS with multiple functional use cases, which the OP calls the API business), make sure to read the OP. To me, this one resonated best: &
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by ktamura 10y ago
Missing from this article entirely is AWS's shrewd marketing and ability to define and grow a market. As other commenters and the article noted, when AWS was launched, it just provided simple, primitive building blocks like compute (EC
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Strategic Technology: Brexit for Technologists(redmonk.com)
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