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saj1th
3mo ago
Been exploring loop engineering. Addy Osmani has a good post on it: https://addyosmani.com/blog/loop-engineering/ The hard part of loop engineering IMO is the machinery around it, and omnigent sits above pi, claud
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5y ago
> There is also the question of computing for ML. Few reasons why Databricks platform shines here. 1) Not limited by just udfs - Extensions to improve performance, including GPU acceleration in XGBoost, distributed deep learning using Ho
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5y ago
> I do not see why it would be much slower than direct access to the storage. Implementations of protocols like ODBC/JDBC generally implement their custom on-wire binary protocols that must be marshalled to/from the lib - and t
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5y ago
Check out https://databricks.com/product/unity-catalog when you get a chance. There are other solutions in this space as well.
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5y ago
> Have you tried to implement row- and column-based security on direct access to cloud storage? It flat out does not work. It is a solved problem. Essentially you need a central place ( with decentralized ownership for the datamesh fans
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5y ago
> Why would Spark trounce Snowflake. What makes it inherently so much faster at 100TB jobs? These are the slides from a talk one of the co-founders (@rxin) gave at Stanford. https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs245
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5y ago
:) That is a good question. Why spend eng cycles to submit results to the TPC council - why not just focus on customers? I believe the co-founders have addressed this in the blog. > Our goal was to dispel the myth that Data Lakehouse can
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5y ago
>the delta also still keeps partitioning information in the hive metastore, while iceberg keeps it in storage, making it a far superior design. Check out https://github.com/delta-io/delta/blob/3ffb30d86c6ac
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Databricks launches SQL Analytics service to run SQL queries on data lakes
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Datadog credentials reset
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11y ago
By the same token, would you consider https://github.com/Debian an endorsement and enticement to run proprietary software ?
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11y ago
The ipad app paper could be used to create similar looking diagrams
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12y ago
Does this mean new packages/bridges that supports context.Context getting released for back-end datastores like elasticsearch, aws etc?
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12y ago
Cool! thanks for clarifying things up.
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12y ago
Informative article elithrar - thanks!. Wondering why appContext was used instead of goji's Context/environment object ? Does not a context struct that holds all the handler dependencies makes the code harder to ponder and test(b
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12y ago
Found it interesting that inject wires up the object graph and runs only once on application startup. Curious to know your thoughts around why this lib could be considered non-idiomatic
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Dependency Injection with Go
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12y ago
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12y ago
This is great news! Keep up the good work.
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12y ago
Hugo lacks a couple of features that are present in Octopress or Jekyll but is much more performant. Hosting Hugo blog on GitHub Pages ~ http://hugo.spf13.com/tutorials/github_pages_blog