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by luckydata 11y ago
the facebook app used to be slow partly due to the fact that the devs working on it had no idea what they were doing (at the time, Facebook really stepped up their game lately). The dev team at my ex company built a demo to show that the sa
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by luckydata 11y ago
The answer to this question would be extremely long, so I suggest you first brush up on some fundamentals of database design. http://www.slideshare.net/bijugs/row-or-columnar-based-datab... then go onto getting mad at
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by luckydata 11y ago
forgot to add a link: https://vimeo.com/122691639#at=0
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by luckydata 11y ago
I could go on for hours about all of this, but long story short, I'm the head of product of a company that builds a data system designed exactly to handle this kind of scenarios (we provide data collection services to Pioneer to mentio
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by luckydata 12y ago
How do you guys handle the constant shifting of analytic schema that happens when handling a fast iterating application?
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by luckydata 12y ago
Well, used to be true, but now those systems are converging. -- Full disclosure, I work for a company working on exactly that problem called Treasure Data.
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by luckydata 12y ago
also 1/10th of the fun :-)
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by luckydata 12y ago
The work of Vladimir Propp was better, and more applicable to a wider variety of stories. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Propp
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by luckydata 12y ago
Until their API doesn't improve, Mixpanel is a crippled product. Nothing they launch can cover that simple issue.
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by luckydata 12y ago
throw that book away. The ideas sound good, but it's impossible to put them in practice and there's a lot of hindsight going on. I don't know of a single product in the world that reached any kind of market traction using tha
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by luckydata 13y ago
you should add yourself to the list at www.datapad.io and then get in touch on twitter using @luckymethod