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691.
by redwood 4y ago
Another take https://arxiv.org/pdf/2111.14946.pdf
692.
by redwood 4y ago
This is what secondary indexes enable: if you have a sub-field of the document for price and you have a secondary index on that sub-field, you can do a covered query straight out of the index on an aggregate of that price field. Essentially
693.
by redwood 4y ago
I think there's some false equivocation going on here. When you point out that behind the scenes rows sit adjacent to each other on disk in an RDBMS, that's the same thing that's happening behind the scenes with documents...
694.
by redwood 4y ago
I struggle to understand how relational isn't a subset of documents (namely flat documents): what am I missing?
695.
by redwood 4y ago
Sorry but "any other key:document store" seems to imply that you're not aware of the value of consistent secondary indexes: a lot of people are not aware and conflate K/V stores which are fundamentally inflexible with mo
696.
by redwood 4y ago
I like to describe this kind of thing via the analogy of the big bang: the little ripples in the plasma, after expansion, led to the galaxies that we see today, the smallest part of early state have MASSIVE implications later on
697.
by redwood 4y ago
Newbie teams get seeded by veterans tho
698.
by redwood 4y ago
That math doesn't add up. If growth were truly the same many would prefer the more than 2x gross profit dollars. However in many cases the growth profile is different between such different models
699.
by redwood 4y ago
It's true tho that big companies that never really let floaters go tend to have tons of them around
700.
by redwood 4y ago
It sounds like that would be the case but imagine every two pizza team has one or two new junior person and occasionally a senior person: you can actually absorb that at the team level in a reasonably pragmatic way. Not to say it's not
701.
by redwood 4y ago
I think another part of it is actually related to how you retain people, the more people you have the more they want to feel they can advance which is made easier by giving more and more people chances to build teams and from there to expan
702.
by redwood 4y ago
Odd comparison considering graph databases are incredibly niche wheres you could argue document is basically just relational with embedding and with a different query syntax
703.
by redwood 4y ago
This "inherently relational" trope, in my view, is a sign that we've all deeply normalized normalization in our brains.. it's funny it's even in the nomenclature.. "normal". Yet denormalization is how our
704.
by redwood 4y ago
I've never understood the conflating of JSON-like with "unstructured": I would call this richly structured
705.
by redwood 4y ago
Isn't it experimental?
706.
by redwood 4y ago
Was that production share? I assumed consumption
707.
by redwood 4y ago
Interesting to see space for multiple commercial backers of Cassandra Anyone seeing Cassandra adoption for new use cases in the public cloud?
708.
by redwood 4y ago
Big step. Anyone try it yet?!
709.
by redwood 4y ago
Scary to think about the ecosystem implications of that
710.
by redwood 4y ago
I see this as more about fundamental trust.. confidentiality from the service providers, not compliance
711.
by redwood 4y ago
What kind of role are you looking for? I know tons of folks hiring in NYC
712.
by redwood 4y ago
That looks like an official DO partnership
713.
by redwood 4y ago
Circular logic without due process. You don't just become a criminal because a totalitarian government says you're one, at least not by the standards of the rest of us. In other words: careful just because you're Han doesn&#x
714.
by redwood 4y ago
Heads up that "diary" isn't used in the US ("calendar" is). In the US diary is something someone writes like "Dear Diary" or the "Diary of Anne Frank"
715.
by redwood 4y ago
Interesting that the slowdown seems to be hitting Europe first
716.
by redwood 4y ago
Think winter, rain, snow Babies Single parents Not wanting to get dressed Etc There is a market but agree not large enough to sustain this much competition
717.
Did Twitter take Nexta down? What does this mean? Russia influence campaign?(twitter.com)
3 points by redwood 4y ago|0 comments
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by redwood 4y ago
I struggle to see how it's not an inevitable trend toward higher levels of abstraction over time
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by redwood 4y ago
There's this trend of souped up 4 wheelers eg not real cars hammering 2nd and 1st Avenue without mufflers ... Basically a group of hooligans that goes up and down doing tricks and taking over the road. This is likely the primary instig
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by redwood 4y ago
Sqlite is not a server side database

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