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Automatically tweeting Comcast when internet is slower than advertised
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Alphabet says Travis Kalanick knew Otto had taken Alphabet files
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Sheryl Sandberg Is Being Approached to Replace Travis Kalanick as CEO of Uber
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Yeah, that's the real power of DynamoDB, despite all of its shortcomings. It's operationally simple (given you have the money).
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> Assuming you know how your data needs to be queried when you create your table, then the hash/range key combination could be the answer to your query problems. However we did not. DynamoDB's purpose is to allow you to easily
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Russian students dominate at the computer programming olympics
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Defending against ML data poisoning attacks
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Reid Hoffman and Brian Chesky on Handcrafting and Scaling Airbnb [pdf]
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Forecasting at Uber with RNNs
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Charity auction lunch with Warren Buffett goes for $2.7M
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Auditory Illusions: Lyrics in MIDI (2015)
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UBeam wireless charging demonstration
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I recently read On Intelligence, very interesting take on the core principles of the brain. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable can comment on this, but it feels like deep recurrent networks do a pretty good job of capturing the concepts tha
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What Makes a Great Product Manager
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The return of Joe Lonsdale
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Using S3 partial reads to reduce costs by 10x
(amplitude.engineering)
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Amplitude Analytics | San Francisco, CA (SOMA) | https://www.amplitude.com | ONSITE We help companies build the best products by providing analytics for understanding user behavior. We believe that the future of product developm
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Thanks for the wealth of resources. After reading through, the only big concern I have with BigQuery is pricing. I like the model of pay-per-query, but it seems like costs can get out of hand easily. These two issues particularly worry me:
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Many thanks! That's by far the most detailed analysis of Snowflake that I've seen.
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In AWS, so we understand there will be some extra costs sending data to BigQuery.
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Ask HN: BigQuery vs. Redshift vs. Athena vs. Snowflake
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The hard thing about product analytics
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Thanks for responding (and for Redis)! That makes a lot more sense now, would love to see the older commands get new, more powerful versions :)
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I really wonder why redis hasn't implemented HMINCRBY. Have run into that issue a bunch of times and the Github issue just doesn't convince me.
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An Afternoon of Code Golf in Lua to Achieve 4x Performance in Redis
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It should be there! https://jobs.lever.co/amplitude/c40e24a6-1452-4c5c-9e95-7dc2...
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Amplitude Analytics | San Francisco, CA (SOMA) | https://www.amplitude.com | ONSITE We help companies build the best products by providing analytics for understanding user behavior. We believe that the future of product developm
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User Research is Overrated
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Amplitude Analytics | San Francisco, CA (SOMA) | https://www.amplitude.com | ONSITE We help companies build the best products by providing analytics for understanding user behavior. We believe that the future of product developm
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Amplitude Analytics | San Francisco, CA (SOMA) | https://www.amplitude.com | ONSITE We help companies build the best products by providing analytics for understanding user behavior. We believe that the future of product developm
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