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3y ago
It's one thing that productivity is increased, it's another that people are actually getting better off because of that improved productivity.
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Apache Doris claims to be over 10 times faster than ClickHouse in keyword searches. The link in the tweet points to a technical writeup that explains the work they done to achieve that. Inverted index was included in ClickHouse as a new fea
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Kisses goodbye to linear algebra way years ago. I think if I knew how it is applied in real life, I would be way more into it. Always respect people who can teach difficult or abstract stuffs in a fun way.
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Same way for exams, too, especially when essay writing is included. Good ideas comes in a flash, you don't know how, you don't know when. Most of the time, if you can come up with a great solution and can express it in a clear an
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A Log Analytics Solution 10 Times More Cost-Effective Than Elasticsearch
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"Ten times more cost-effective means": 2 times faster query performance with 1/5 of the storage space that Elasticsearch uses
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Hadoop Is Overkill
(hackernoon.com)
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"The best component for you is the one that suits you most. In our case, we don't have to too much data to process but simply want a data platform easy to use and maintain."
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Zipping Up the Lambda Architecture for Faster Performance
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"One prominent advantage of Lambda architecture is the stability it provides. However, in our case, the processing of real-time data and offline data sometimes intertwines. Such interaction becomes a root cause of instability. Thus, in
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Yep, I use ChatGPT the same way. It is the next best thing to a human mentor when I need to quickly grasp a new concept.
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Apache Doris 2.0.0 Alpha Released
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New features of this analytic database ready for early adopters to try and test: 1. Semi-structured data storage 2. High-concurrency and low-latency point queries 3. Vertical compaction 4. Separation of hot and cold data 5. Pipeline executi
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Hopefully engines make the game more fun for humans. >_-
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Good to know, thanks. And yet we are still celebrating human victory in chess. Tears again.
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This is a good viewpoint. You actually make me feel relieved. I used to worry about human jobs being taken by AI. Now that I think of it as something like cars, I can see human life will be much more convenient as long as we go through that
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Ask HN: Is 30k QPS Per Node enough?
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Good to see human beings are still challenging themselves in chess after AlphaGo
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The style looks Andy Warhol to me
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4y ago
Three pillars of deep learning: training dataset, computing power, and machine learning models
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Building Real-Time Analytics Apps with ClickHouse and Hex
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It's Yoda in Mona Lisa's outfit with the hairstyle of Red queen...
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Building the Next-Generation Data Lakehouse: 10x Performance
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Tried it. It took 15 seconds to parse a 13-line snippet. I like the way it arranges all the information. It's easy to read. I will not give it full credit but I will take it as a reference.
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Great reference materials for urban planning.
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High Throughput vs. Low Latency in Data Writing
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Tencent Data Engineer: Why We Go from ClickHouse to Apache Doris?
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I’ve just learned about the Multi-Catalog feature of Apache Doris (an analytic database). It allows you to connect to various data sources without worrying about data transfer and query data from multiple external sources as simply as query
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I resonate with your idea about passion a lot. Passion is what gets you to do the job, but once you're on the job, you have to put that aside and think with a cold mind. You turn passion into a small flame inside of you. It helps you g
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It is like the world's youngest time capsule, only a couple of days old.
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