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tshiran
8y ago
This is great. Starflake reflections are so much nicer than old fashion cubes.
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tshiran
9y ago
Arrow has really taken off over the last year. I'm seeing it in tons of different projects.
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Can Dremio Finally Deliver on the Promise of Self-Service Data?
(forbes.com)
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9y ago
I would argue that the fact that Arrow has been integrated into so many projects over the last year is proof that a separate project made sense. Dremio, PySpark, Pandas, MapD, NVIDIA GPU Data Frame, Graphistry, Turbodbc, ...
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Looking Back at How We Exited Dremio from Stealth
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9y ago
We considered starting a company in SF a couple years ago. I'm glad that we decided to instead start it in Mountain View ( http://www.dremio.com ). We're able to attract very talented people from San Jose, Milpitas, Redw
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9y ago
This is cool
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Data Debt Calculator
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10y ago
Great article, this is the exact process I've observed multiple times.
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What can LIGO see? Let's look at gravitational waves with SQL
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11y ago
Unless there's a really good reason to not split it equal, I think it's better if both founders have the same amount of equity. Otherwise you could create unnecessary tension which is the last thing you want at that early stage.
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11y ago
Nice
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New Apache Drill release enables “SQL on anything”
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12y ago
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Running SQL Queries on Amazon S3
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tshiran
12y ago
Another analogy that might help is strongly typed vs. loosely typed languages. There are pros and cons to both Java and Python, and both are widely used.
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12y ago
I think there's a tradeoff here. It's like MongoDB - hundreds of thousands downloads per month because it enables people to build and deploy applications faster. For many cases a relational database is still better though. The nic
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12y ago
It depends what you mean by layout. If you add/remove/change the fields in the records, Drill can handle that. It can also handle a situation where you move from one format (say JSON) to another format (Parquet) and have mixed for