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by maycotte 3y ago
You guys are a riot!
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by maycotte 3y ago
So interesting that even though their mathematical representations may differ, both the Jaccard index and the Tanimoto similarity essentially capture the same concept of similarity between sets: the ratio of the size of the intersection to
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by maycotte 3y ago
Running dynamically generated Python code can be inherently risky and could cause serious harm to your local environment. The potential is amazing though. One must just tread carefully in this new world...
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Processing 1M Updates per Second(youtube.com)
1 points by maycotte 4y ago|1 comments
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by maycotte 4y ago
Tremor Video is processing data on 20B devices with greater than 30k attributes and is updating them at a rate of greater than 1 million records per second using FeatureBase. Not only is the ingest throughput amazing but reduced the hardwar
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Using Bitmaps to Perform Range Queries(featurebase.com)
49 points by maycotte 4y ago|3 comments
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by maycotte 4y ago
This post discusses how FeatureBase uses Bit-sliced indexes to significantly reduce the number of bitmaps needed to represent a range of integer values. And by applying range-encoding to the indexes, it is able to perform lightning fast ran
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Bitmaps: Making Real-Time Analytics Real(featurebase.com)
1 points by maycotte 4y ago|1 comments
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by maycotte 4y ago
To get to true real-time analytics, we can't just get better at scaling up or scaling out. Current technologies now excel at allowing users to spend more in order to get better performance, but the next generation of technologies needs
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by maycotte 4y ago
Why would someone want use FeatureBase vs a traditional RDBMS?
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by maycotte 4y ago
Love that! Early categorical/bitmap storage using notches...punched or not punched!
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by maycotte 4y ago
Bitmaps are amazing and we believe that they will replace all other data formats for analytics. Today we open sourced about $25m in R&D (more to come)! They take a bit of harnessing, but once you do the results are amazing. We have rele
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by maycotte 4y ago
Hey Didip! Thanks for the mention. Today we made our formal announcement and launched our new website! Bitmaps are amazing and we believe that they will replace most other file formats for analytics. Here is a bit (pun intended) more about
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by maycotte 6y ago
Great question. Right now we have pushed hard to make SQL the primary interface to our feature store and can output Pandas and other formats at query time, however we are working on integrated/hosted Jupyter notebooks and excited to co
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by maycotte 6y ago
Yes, Pilosa is OSS under Apache 2.
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by maycotte 6y ago
We have been building a feature first data store for seven years and it feels like feature store is about to become one of the more exciting ways to extract value from data. We see feature stores doing much more than becoming just another s
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by maycotte 7y ago
Great feedback. We could also do a better job of documenting the most frequent use cases which include high cardinality segmentation, personalization at scale, rapid data exploration/discovery, edge analytics, fast BI, threat detection
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Oracle, AWS, and Azure Benchmarking Shootout(pilosa.com)
3 points by maycotte 8y ago|0 comments
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Comparing Entire Genomes in 4 Milliseconds with 12b Column Distributed Index(pilosa.com)
1 points by maycotte 8y ago|0 comments