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The fastest-growing apps in America
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Fundraising in a downturn: Lessons from the last cycle
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Qualcomm Snapdragon Flight: Drone SoC
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12y ago
Hah! Maybe we can change our tagline to be: "sales tool to know which of your customers are alive"
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viralbajaria
12y ago
Lyft has this feature (not sure if they added it in the latest update) but the last time I rode the driver was unfamiliar with this feature and asked me "where to", to which I said I added the destination and as soon as the driver
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viralbajaria
13y ago
Congrats sam! Look forward to great things from you @ YC. Does this mean you will have less time to write blogs ?
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viralbajaria
13y ago
We are building a generic ETL framework and would love to talk with you about this. My email is on my profile.
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viralbajaria
14y ago
great feedback. I was also skeptical of using EMR hive due to the fact that it is so far behind in versions. Also RedShift can do the analytics part very well but I don't think it can do the exploration part that Hadoop/Hive are so good at
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viralbajaria
14y ago
Thanks for your reply and your thoughts on the different frameworks. Totally agree about giving better options to dev quickly in java too. There are so many times when I just end up using python to dev quickly and make a proof of concept we
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viralbajaria
14y ago
This looks cool. Will give it a try soon. One comment I have is regarding the jars in the github repo, would you not benefit by using some kind of repository to pull down the jars when compiling (eg. sonar, maven central, clojars etc.) and
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viralbajaria
14y ago
I agree with your points that PostgreSQL (or RDMS in general) is really good for certain type of reporting / analytics use cases while hadoop/hive is awesome for handling billions or rows + TBs of data. How was your overall experience with
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viralbajaria
14y ago
In addition to what others said, when you want to analyze multiple datasets the biggest problem is to store all that on a single machine or even a machine with network-attached storage. Eventually you will start hitting the bounds of I/O wh
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14y ago
aahh!! now i know why my application submit button would work sometimes even after i had the browser open for a few hours. Now I know that whenever it didn't work I could have been a victim of this restart. thanks for the info.
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14y ago
I saw the HUD on the most recent BMWs and though it seems like a cool piece of technology, I am not sure if it's something that I miss sorely. Don't get me wrong, I was definitely wow'd when I saw it but in the end the amount of information
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14y ago
thanks.. i am sure there is some kind of agreement to not give out information on what he is talking because the liveblog is also not updating anything.