skingkong

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by skingkong 4y ago
There are some pretty neat devices that are similar to audio recording devices that you can speak into and it will speak the translation for you. A friend of mine got one for a trip to Japan and apparently it worked pretty well!
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by skingkong 4y ago
Huh, that's really cool and makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing more about it
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by skingkong 4y ago
This is neat! Curious what type of use case you use ducks for most often? Also...what tradeoffs are keeping you from implementing bitmaps in ducks?
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by skingkong 4y ago
100%, and are freaking fast...and pretty efficient, especially for high throughput applications tracking tons of changing data. We've found bitmaps handle updates, inserts, and schema changes really elegantly - and quickly (like sub-se
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by skingkong 6y ago
Yeah in this type of architecture there is some sort of join required. Interestingly, @maycotte talking about the Molecula feature store – it serves real-time and historical features in the same storage layer. Significant performance gains
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The Value in Failed Prototypes(pilosa.com)
6 points by skingkong 7y ago|0 comments
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How to generate an arbitrarily large amount of test data(pilosa.com)
5 points by skingkong 7y ago|3 comments
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Building a distributed index(changelog.com)
3 points by skingkong 8y ago|0 comments
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by skingkong 9y ago
We ran into this same problem trying to build and run a data management platform on it... IDK if you want to try what we built, but it's a hell of a lot faster and less cumbersome. We went from 30 ES servers down to 4 Pilosa servers.