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by ovaistariq 4y ago
A commentary on the WSJ post featuring Dara driving and delivering for the first time in his tenure. This was a common practice during Travis' time but was abandoned with the arrival of a new CEO. Seeing him dogfooding the product is n
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What the Heck Is Happening at Uber?(bigtechnology.com)
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SpaceX prepares to launch its mammoth rocket 'Starship'(npr.org)
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AI is coming soon to Google Search with ‘Magi’ as Samsung considers Bing default(9to5google.com)
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German Amusement Park Inside a Nuclear Power Plant(jalopnik.com)
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Pushup Offers Speed of Go in Web Development Framework(thenewstack.io)
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Adaptive Human Matting for Dynamic Videos(arxiv.org)
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
Having many point solutions is problematic from a cost and complexity standpoint. General purpose solutions that would work for 80% of your use cases would be better long term. Having said that, I don’t think Postgres can be used as a gener
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
How would you compare yourself to PostHog?
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Uber’s CEO Started Driving for Uber(wsj.com)
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
I think, in the long run, AI will have a positive impact on education for kids. But I agree that we have to start by being skeptical about it because it is still being determined whether the effect will be positive or negative with the curr
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
In this post, we explore modeling one-to-many relations. We'll look at two ways to implement one-to-many relations. The first uses an embedded pattern, and the second uses a separate collection with a relation field. We will also look
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
Continuous backups and quickly restoring data are fundamentally important for any production-grade database platform. As we are using FoundationDB as the persistence layer for Tigris, this means having continuous backups in place for it. Th
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Use MongoDB Shell to Connect to Tigris the OSS Alternative to MongoDB Atlas(tigrisdata.com)
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
The MongoDB Shell, mongosh, is one of the standard tools used to interact with MongoDB deployments. In this post, I will demonstrate using mongosh with Tigris. You will see that you do not have to create a MongoDB Atlas cluster. m1k.preview
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
Update: We now have a hosted version available so that you can try out the MongoDB compatibility with any programming language. You can see the updated code here: https://github.com/tigrisdata-community/go-mongo-quickst
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
Awesome. Would love to hear your feedback once you have tried it out.
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Using Tigris as an open source MongoDB Atlas alternative for Go applications(tigrisdata.com)
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
One of our major goals in building Tigris was to provide an open source cloud-native alternative to MongoDB Atlas! We love the documented-oriented programming model that MongoDB provides, which makes it easier for application developers to
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RFC – building secondary indexes on FoundationDB(github.com)
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
This RFC describes the data model and index management for building and querying secondary indexes on FoundationDB.
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Show HN: An OSS developer data platform on your laptop in a few steps(blog.tigrisdata.com)
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Databases are legacy. It's time to rethink data storage and usage(blog.tigrisdata.com)
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
I am Co-Founder/CEO at Tigris Data and the author of this article. Here I talk about the increased complexity of data infrastructure these days. How this idea about a specific toolset or component for a particular use-case has become t
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
I am focusing more on newer applications at this point than existing applications that need to be migrated over. What if you build a new app where the interface with your data is simple? You have CRUD APIs that you integrate directly with t
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
What would you have liked to see differently in the article? More explanation? More examples? I would have written a more technical article, but it probably wouldn't have been the best fit for ComputerWeekly.
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
I think if you look at traditional databases, yes SQL is the API interface that you use to connect to them. SQL is great for adhoc analysis of data and makes perfect sense when you are writing your data warehouse jobs. But when you are buil
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Why don't we take an API-driven approach for our databases as well?(computerweekly.com)
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by ovaistariq 4y ago
I am the Co-Founder/CEO of https://www.tigrisdata.com/ and the author of this post where I discuss the API-driven approach for databases. We, as developers, love APIs because it means we can concentrate on business log
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HTTP/2, WebSockets and an example of event streaming over HTTP using Tigris(blog.tigrisdata.com)
6 points by ovaistariq 4y ago|1 comments

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