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   Show HN: Lakeview – open-source visibility tool for AWS S3 based Data Lakes(lakefs.io)

   3 points by ozkatz 6y ago|0 comments
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   How to manage your data the way you manage code(lakefs.io)

   5 points by ozkatz 6y ago|0 comments
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   Diary of a Data Engineer(lakefs.io)

   34 points by ozkatz 6y ago|0 comments
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   by ozkatz 6y ago

   S3 ListObjects calls are eventually consistent (i.e. list-after-put). EMRFS [1] and S3Guard [2] mitigate this for data processing use cases. [1] - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/emr/latest/ManagementGuide/emr-f..
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   by ozkatz 7y ago

   Most “NewSQL” databases are designed for OLTP use cases (i.e. many small queries that do little aggregation). Data Lakes are optimized for OLAP (i.e. doing a smaller amount of queries, but aggregating over large amounts of data). As an exam
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   by ozkatz 7y ago

   While there's a lot of security firepower in Israel, talent tends to gravitate towards high paying and/or technologically interesting companies. a consulting firm developing one-off mobile apps used by political parties can offer
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   by ozkatz 7y ago

   The Pi Zero W can act as both a USB host and a USB HID device, i.e. can act as a keyboard/mouse. This makes it a very capable bad USB/rubber ducky/automation tool with Wifi enabled. I've created a small repo to demonstra
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   by ozkatz 8y ago

   A while ago I wrote a Rubber Ducky server [1] that is remote controlled and uses a Raspberry Pi Zero W (which supports being a USB HID device). Once connected to a host computer, it exposes a hidden WiFi network that allows you to inject an
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   by ozkatz 8y ago

   It's a very nice idea and you should be proud of what you've built, but my personal opinion is that speed is a core feature of `grep`. A good place to start would be this: why GNU grep is fast[1] - Starting with the Boyer-Moore st
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    by ozkatz 9y ago

    I use pocket to collect (and tag) links related to the field. I hacked together a small UI around it that lets you filter them by tags. There's a lot of good content there IMHO. You can check it out here: http://links.ozkatz
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    by ozkatz 10y ago

    Their continuos lack of support for RTL languages is making me sad. It's 2016.
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    by ozkatz 10y ago

    Actually the video's OP also released this: http://slides.com/nukemberg/docker-the-fine-print#/ which is highly educational and recommended
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    by ozkatz 11y ago

    Was not aware of the native support. Thanks.
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    by ozkatz 11y ago

    Secret was a mobile app. WebRTC is not supported on any version of iOS and is supported only on very recent android (5.x) edit: source: http://caniuse.com/#search=webrtc
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    by ozkatz 12y ago

    as of april last year when we signed up for bit.ly that page was nowhere to be found
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    by ozkatz 12y ago

    I've also updated the post to reflect this: I don't mind paying. Its the policy of not leaving me a choice to do so by not allowing me to export my data and go elsewhere that bothers me.
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    by ozkatz 12y ago

    Very true. Not shying away from my responsibility. I'm mostly to blame. And still - can't say I like bit.ly's way of doing business.
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    Bit.ly's shady business model(ozkatz.github.io)

    78 points by ozkatz 12y ago|57 comments
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    Ember.js 1.0 Released(emberjs.com)

    311 points by ozkatz 13y ago|100 comments
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    Converting an existing Backbone.js project to Require.js(ozkatz.github.io)

    34 points by ozkatz 13y ago|33 comments
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    Hey, thanks for the interest - I'll be writing about it soon on my personal blog - http://ozkatz.github.io/
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    Thanks for the feedback guys. I see how this could be a problem. We'll look into relaxing the terms and allowing you more control over your data.
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    coming soon :)
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    For now deleting and browsing through guides is not yet possible. Obviously both will be added very soon. We thought about Ace, actually, but we weren't sure yet if people will end up using stps for source code. We will probably look f
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    Maybe! We'll add it to our list of things to think about :)
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    You can check out my personal blog at ozkatz.github.io - I'll be writing about it soon, probably.
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    Hey, thanks for the input! As I've said before, export and offline access are both on our TODO. Your comments on private vs public guides are great. It's something we discussed and we will put a lot of thought into getting this pa
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    Thanks! glad you found it useful.
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    There are a few guides featured on our home page, scroll down a bit.
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    by ozkatz 13y ago

    Yea, we wanted to keep the display simple. The biggest difference would probably be the ease of creating these guides (along with media such as inline videos, images, maps and more) and publishing them.