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   by temuze 8y ago

   In that case, can you just store each data point in a data lake somewhere and do a batch-job? Apache Flink supports this use case as well as real-time.
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   by temuze 8y ago

   Honest question: when dealing with time-series data, do you actually need every data point? Is that level of granularity really necessary? IMO, it makes way more sense to decide the aggregations you want ahead of time (e.g. "SELECT cus
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   by temuze 8y ago

   Congrats! Also, how's stride.io doing?
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   by temuze 8y ago

   Not a bad exit for a company that raised a Series... H?
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   by temuze 8y ago

   You all do great work! Love the NYPL :)
6. 66.▲
   by temuze 8y ago

   Any updates on full, scale-out clustering? And are there any plans on supporting columnar storage, for very wide tables?
7. 67.▲
   by temuze 8y ago

   Seatgeek is moving into the primary market and they're crushing it. Hope they drive TM out of business.
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   by temuze 8y ago

   I think there's three big reasons. Reason #1: Apple has 243.7B in cash right now. That'll already push them to nearly Samsung's valuation. Reason #2: Samsung's business is more vulnerable. Most of their profits came from
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   by temuze 8y ago

   Great post! > To keep the ‘small working set’ even smaller, we cycle these JobDBs roughly every 30 minutes. The manager cycles JobDBs when their target of filled percentage data is about to exceed available RAM. I'm confused - why d
10. 70.▲
    by temuze 8y ago

    I don't know much about Erlang - wouldn't it be able to interface with HTTP in the same way?
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    by temuze 8y ago

    NYC should stop building subways with tunnel boring. Instead, tear up the street, build the darn thing and then rebuild the street over it. This method is called cut and cover and it's what many countries do because it's substanti
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    by temuze 9y ago

    > We’re creating a new programming language, tightly integrated with an editor, compiler and PaaS, to allow engineers to build distributed applications using high-level primitives. Not sure if this is ambitious enough. Maybe you should m
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    by temuze 9y ago

    This is a pretty awkward headline. For a moment, I thought Google was "A Key Legal Shield for Facebook".
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    by temuze 9y ago

    Sounds like you could have made your feed items REST API return the top 3 comments as well... Maybe the lesson here isn't that GraphQL is a magic bullet, but that designing your API for your business needs solves a lot of frontend comp
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    by temuze 9y ago

    Or just recompile Chromium with a few changes ;)
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    by temuze 9y ago

    Worth mentioning that Semantic has some first-rate React bindings: https://react.semantic-ui.com/ They're really a joy to work with. My one beef with Semantic is that it could be easier to make themes. I know that some
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    by temuze 9y ago

    > S-Class threat Is that a Worm reference?
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    by temuze 9y ago

    Brazil does tit-for-tat and practices complete reciprocity :) Shortly after 9/11, the USA required Brazilian tourists to use a fingerprint scanner. A Brazilian judge made a rule for American tourists to do the same: http://w
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    by temuze 9y ago

    Now let's see who learned from the last major outage 200 days ago :)
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    by temuze 9y ago

    One good example is joining to a foreign data wrapper (FDW). Oftentimes, PostgreSQL can freak out about this because the statistics might be off/vague. So instead of making a small query to the FDW, it will do a full table scan :S A su
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    Amazon tickets launching soon?(techcrunch.com)

    1 points by temuze 9y ago|0 comments
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    HBO Random Note(mashable.com)

    3 points by temuze 9y ago|0 comments
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    by temuze 9y ago

    My docker-compose always has these three containers: Node (for server side rendering), Python (for APIs) and PostgreSQL. For the frontend, I use React + Redux + React-Router + Redux Sagas (I like starting with a modified version of ReactGo:
24. 84.▲
    by temuze 9y ago

    This is great! I was looking for something like this for a while. You guys should make the search bar a little more prominent. Took me a while to find it!
25. 85.▲
    by temuze 9y ago

    https://www.trybooster.com/
26. 86.▲
    by temuze 9y ago

    Old submission with more comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4969041
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    by temuze 9y ago

    I disagree. True, the average sportsfan only watches whole games of their favorite teams. However, people love highlight reels. That's why Sportscenter is so huge. Unfortunately, ESPN is moving more and more towards "personalities
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    by temuze 10y ago

    Moat | Engineers, PMs, Designers | NYC, SF, Sydney, London | FULLTIME, ONSITE Moat is an analytics startup with products in two areas: 1) Analytics Moat Analytics measures content and advertisements for many of the most trafficked websites
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    by temuze 10y ago

    Looks faster than an SSD to me. From the FAQ: "Q4: Will Intel Optane memory also accelerate an SSD? If so how much? A: Yes. Intel Optane memory can be used to accelerate any type of SATA-based storage media, including SATA SSDs, Howeve
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    by temuze 10y ago

    Moat | Engineers, PMs, Designers | NYC, SF, Sydney, London | FULLTIME, ONSITE We're an ad analytics startup that's been roughly doubling in size every year for the past 4 years. We have products in two areas: 1) Analytics Moat Ana