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by tlipcon 16y ago
Azul's concurrent GC is much more clever. They use some tricks with memory mapping in order to perform really efficient read barriers (which traditional VMs have considered too costly). This allows compaction to happen while mutator threads
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Avoiding Full GCs in HBase with MemStore-Local Allocation Buffers: Part 3(cloudera.com)
26 points by tlipcon 16y ago|4 comments
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by tlipcon 16y ago
Cloudera is hiring engineers in Palo Alto and San Francisco, plus a few customer facing travelling people (eg support/consulting/services) based around the world. Also various sales/PM/other roles. http://www.cloudera.com/company/careers/
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Hadoop and HBase at RIPE NCC(cloudera.com)
13 points by tlipcon 16y ago|0 comments
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How to Get a Job at Cloudera(cloudera.com)
56 points by tlipcon 16y ago|17 comments
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HAvroBase: a searchable, evolvable entity store on top of HBase and Solr(javarants.com)
14 points by tlipcon 16y ago|0 comments
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by tlipcon 16y ago
Neat visualization, but I wouldn't say this is the kernel trick. The kernel trick is a trick because it maps the higher dimension dot products into a kernel function in the lower dimension. The neat thing is specifically that a kernel funct
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Hadoop for the Lone Analyst, Why and How(blog.tech.stylefeeder.com)
5 points by tlipcon 17y ago|1 comments
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by tlipcon 17y ago
If you're paying $50-$100/mbit at the 60mbps level, you're paying list price (aka getting ripped off). You should be paying $40 at most, and if you are any good at negotiating and making vendors compete, you can get them down to $15 or so.
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by tlipcon 17y ago
Without knowing that the + centers on the circle, is this actually possible?
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by tlipcon 17y ago
The issue with intelligent pooling is that you (a) might end up with a lot of bookkeeping, or (b) people will forget to return things to the pool. It's way easier to do that kind of design in C++ where you can use scope and copy constructor
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Improving MapReduce Performance(cloudera.com)
18 points by tlipcon 17y ago|9 comments
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by tlipcon 17y ago
3-7 on Friday isn't that convenient for those of us who work down south... why not a Sunday afternoon/evening thing instead? I'm often working there on sundays
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Grouping Related Trends with Hadoop and Hive(cloudera.com)
22 points by tlipcon 17y ago|1 comments