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jhammerb

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About jhammerb

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    Comment #3705637

    Hey, We're on iteration 2 for this course, and it's still in somewhat rough shape. If you plan to devote significant time to the lectures, I'd recommend waiting until next spring, …

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    Comment #2839733

    Avro defines both a row-major and a column-major layout for files: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-806 .

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    Comment #2121969

    For more details on Oozie, see http://www.cloudera.com/blog/2010/07/whats-new-in-cdh3-b2-oo... .

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    Comment #2084003

    There's been some work to add indexing to Hive. See http://www.slideshare.net/NikhilDeshpande/indexed-hive and https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-1803 , for example.

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    Comment #1701582

    Independence from Red Hat, since Red Hat sees VMware as their biggest competitor: http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/199870/red_hat...

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    Comment #1557028

    Facebook gave options to employees for referrals early in their history. At some point we'll switch to cash at Cloudera as well.

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    Comment #1540643

    from my perspective, a single user interface paradigm is unlikely to cover the variety of use cases that the full suite of hadoop platform services (flume, sqoop, hdfs, mapreduce, …

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    Comment #1343433

    Not true at all. They do have other lines of business, but their databases business continues to grow. See http://seekingalpha.com/article/185179-sybase-inc-q4-2009-ea... , e.g.

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    Comment #1305716

    After participating in a few of the XLDB meetups, at which the requirements for and design of SciDB were debated and discussed, I was quite excited about this project. I was kicked…

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    Comment #1165566

    Hive has ODBC and JDBC drivers. What SQL functionality are you missing?

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    Comment #1163595

    Google also kept the RPC side of Protocol Buffers, which is called Stubby, as an internal project.

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    Comment #1148702

    Everest was replaced by Hadoop + Pig, Yahoo's take on a Hive-like system. Both Hive and Pig allow you to use SQL.

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    Comment #1096033

    I thought Microsoft did a good job of adding a procedural-like feel to SQL with SCOPE's virtual views; see http://icme2007.org/~jrzhou/pub/Scope.pdf for more. PigLatin certainly is…

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    Comment #1094114

    Just to be clear, I was never CTO of Facebook or anything close to it (thanks for that, though!). Dustin Moskovitz and Adam D'Angelo were the only two folks to hold that title that…

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    Comment #1069440

    Facebook certainly has the expertise to build their own servers: http://www.facebook.com/techtalks#/video/video.php?v=2085616... and they are hiring Hardware Engineers: http://www.…

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    Comment #1054969

    Well, Chris Mason is focused on btrfs, not so much ext4. See, e.g., http://www.insight24.com/webcasts/content-100695_1

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    Comment #1014300

    Excel has incorporated software from Frontline Systems, rebranded as "Solver", for many years. Most heavy Excel users use it every day. I couldn't dig through the marketing speak e…

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    Comment #953289

    Okay, copy and paste from previous threads: We're hiring here at Cloudera. We're especially interested in web developers who have built and deployed large, extensible applications …

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    Comment #946061

    The early release program has already started and the product is in use.