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raghavsethi
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Comment #13074103
Athena (Presto) supports standard ANSI SQL - you can query data that's stored in S3.
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Comment #9365861
Also, what exactly is a database traversal? Is it a random read benchmark? If so, what is the distribution - uniform, zipf, or something else?
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Comment #8436027
If I may put a bit of a cultural spin on this, his comment sort of reflects the culture in India, where a vast majority of people do not feel comfortable simply asking for a raise.…
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Comment #7549538
Great work guys! Looking forward to playing with this!
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Comment #5593697
I'd been wondering why all the news suddenly dried up. Illuminating article.
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Comment #5156258
Really excellent idea. Thanks for doing this.
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Comment #4218054
That true. They could've simply linked to the IE9 download page. But I think MS's algorithm would have de-ranked the site because any IR algorithm considers the content of the page…
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Comment #3932494
Really interesting viewpoint.
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Comment #3621365
Definitely a good thing. Given the timing, I'd optimistically say that they might want Leap to be demoed or featured at the iPad 3 launch. As an aside, you probably don't want to p…
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Comment #3456910
That's not a bug at all, it's a feature. How is Google supposed to track repeat visitors without any kind of state except IP? And IP is an awful variable for state because of NAT. …
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Comment #3456904
Brilliant article. I was starting to doubt Google for a minute, but this clears it up concisely.
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Comment #3273718
No it doesn't. It's an awful, deceptive move. You know why? It's because Google makes it easy to spot the sponsored link if you spend more than half a second on it before clicking.…
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Comment #3260119
I love the design! Museo was a great choice. Are you using TypeKit?
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Comment #3220217
Why are you using my name!?
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Comment #3220202
It extracts likes, finds similar items and recommends entertainment events for you across categories.
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Show HN: Our event-aggregating, personalizing web-app
We're a couple of college students who wrote their very first web-app - What's Next Up. We're really not sure how to go about this, and would love to know what you think, so that w…