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Comment #22700274
Asking permission for eye tracking in a Magic Leap app is like asking permission to read screen touches in a mobile app...It's not an enhancement to the experience, it's fundamenta…
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Comment #17043645
AWS has consistently stated Aurora storage spans 3 AZs. I believe some 2 AZ regions have a third AZ for internal AWS use only (not a 3rd DC in small regions but otherwise a separat…
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Comment #14310060
Please post link where they talk about transactions - I can't find it in the docs anywhere. Availability SLA is clearly not 5 9's - https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/legal/…
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Comment #11762804
The "CPU usage across our Elasticsearch cluster" chart shows a very large spread of utilization at almost all times. This is read-only since you are re-writing offline, right? What…
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Comment #11631896
The stats were driven by the "Vehicle Hacking Vulnerability Survey". " How do you feel about autonomous or self-driving vehicles?" was asked alongside questions like "How big of a …
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Comment #10480915
http://developer.marklogic.com is the place to go. The closest we have to a "comparison" is http://www.marklogic.com/what-is-marklogic/features/ those pages do actually end drillin…
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Comment #10480425
You are a manager but you didn't state anything in your story about the people you hired and developed, the projects you led or rescued, or how you contributed to your peers, manag…
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Comment #10479945
>I would not recommend NoSQL for something like a banking Many of the leading banks in the world have replaced Oracle with NoSQL (generally MarkLogic) for key systems. Abadi explai…
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Comment #10479683
How can one possibly be eventually consistent for reads and ACID for updates? Unless you are saying the datasets available for fast queries cannot be updated consistently...Or are …
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Comment #10479151
They absolutely apply to MarkLogic. We absolutely prioritize FI over T. Coordinating transactions, along with journaling, security and many other features costs in terms of through…
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Comment #10478438
Misleading title: Abadi specifically called out particular NoSQL DB's, he wasn't generalizing to all NoSQL DB's. MarkLogic ( http://www.marklogic.com ) is an Enterprise Database us…
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Comment #10069467
I built mine quite a few years ago: https://goo.gl/photos/CrX2pSaAmgnLNM398 (The monitor arrangement is much better now :) Precor 956i with the entire upper structure removed - con…
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Comment #7178740
So Express Scripts ($100B in annual sales) is going to get taken out by unit dose packaging? WalMart's pharmacy is also testing blister packs + multi-dose...I don't see how this di…
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WSJ: HealthCare.gov’s Heart Beats For NoSQL
"CMS needed to process non-standard data types from multiple vendors. Insurers trying to sell their products on HealthCare.gov lack a standard way of expressing their data, describ…
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Comment #6829127
Not that much controversy over that. HHS said most of the same this morning...I (and many folks) disagree with the premise that MarkLogic had anything to do with it. If the exact s…
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Comment #6828655
From report issued Sunday morning: http://www.hhs.gov/digitalstrategy/sites/digitalstrategy/fil... "...the root causes for these site flaws to be hundreds of software bugs, insuffi…
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Comment #6828402
MarkLogic is an XML document store like Oracle is a CSV file store. We store compressed trees. We require memory - like all databases - because we actually have rich indexes. Why? …
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Comment #6828366
I'll repeat what our CEO said in the NYTimes article "He said MarkLogic is performing up to standard, but “the network and the storage systems are not properly sized and not proper…
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Comment #6827873
Not really a slam at all. Customers choose MarkLogic to replace Oracle and DB2 specifically because it "handles data differently". "Schemaless" aka "Schema on read" is the biggest …