rodionos

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   by rodionos 11y ago

   Has anyone attended a VLDB conference recently? How is it different from Strata, for example? P.S. Their choice of venues is nice.
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   by rodionos 11y ago

   Eclipse. That's where we came from. We'll keep current perpetual licenses without updates for those who are welded to Idea, but for new hires it's going to be Eclipse.
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   by rodionos 11y ago

   We use the IDE only for Java so the bundled pricing has no appeal for us. We have delineated development roles with no fullstack developers per se.
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   by rodionos 11y ago

   We have over 10 licenses and I think they lost us as a customer with this move. They should have tried to maintain a dual track for a few years.
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   by rodionos 11y ago

   Thanks for sharing the link to Nabokov's reply. Sometimes the context behind literary rivalries is as educational as the subject matter itself. I think Wilson wasn't far from truth when he said that Nabokov likes to suffer himself
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   by rodionos 11y ago

   > median price of the returned items I wonder what action could be taken in case of median price anomaly. Would this be an indicator of price gauging or auction flooding? Do queries weigh price by time-to-auction - I would expect
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   by rodionos 11y ago

   I wish they (FCC, FTC et al) would look into other convention center trade practices. Convention center workers are heavily unionized and exhibitors are forced to pay abnormal rates for any kind of local labor or rental services. You can&#x
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   by rodionos 11y ago

   This is the first time I've read his point of view first hand and actually listened to his presentation. He seems to be incredibly smart and well-versed in his subject domain.
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   by rodionos 11y ago

   That's what I'm hoping for as well. It would have been a completely different situation if this patent were granted to a non-practicing entity with a track record of litigating in the Eastern District of Texas. If you search for o
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    Time-Series Database patented by GE(patft.uspto.gov)

    81 points by rodionos 11y ago|52 comments
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    by rodionos 11y ago

    I wonder if anyone would be interested to try a TSDB as hosted service, lets say running on top of Google Cloud Bigtable, once it moves out of beta?
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    by rodionos 11y ago

    Nice... June 22 was in fact the day when duckduckgo.com broke 10M daily direct query count, as predicted by non-parametric, fully-automated forecasting. Congrats team duckduckgo!
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    by rodionos 11y ago

    They'll break 10M daily direct query threshold on June 22, according to Holt-Winters. http://axibase.com/chartlab/e8635882/5/
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    by rodionos 11y ago

    >A Turing-complete computing device running a modern version of the Linux kernel... I liked that! Any plans for pluggable backends in addition to BRUBECK_BACKEND_CARBON? Pls consider making it agnostic, i.e. using a wire protocol.
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    by rodionos 11y ago

    Without support for co-processors in BigTable I would hardly call it 'standard' API. Also the implementation of buffered mutation, a key attraction in HBase 1+ for fast non-blocking writes, is different enough in bigtable that you
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    by rodionos 12y ago

    I'm one of the developers behind Axibase Time-Series Database which runs on top of HBase. ATSD is two years into development and has a built-in rule engine, forecasting,and visualization: http://axibase.com/products&#x2