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Comment #35569838
This is my expectation as well. At CIDR this year there was a paper that presented an implementation of SQL/PGQ in DuckDB, and it outperforms Neo4J in a few selected benchmarks [1]…
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Comment #35553797
> The ANN index IVF implemented in pgvector has very poor performance, with only around 50% recall. My understanding is that this mostly due to the default settings that pgvector u…
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Comment #34461785
This sounds like an interesting contrarian take. Would you care to elaborate?
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Comment #34461724
But you don't have to write map-reduce jobs at all? You can just write SQL queries or Pandas programs, and they automatically get parallelized by Databricks. Databricks is a data w…
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Comment #31867771
TIS-100 brought back some of the same joy that I had when I began with programming many years ago. Since then programming has become boring for me, but the weird limitations of TIS…
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Comment #30199371
2-day delivery would be uncompetitive in The Netherlands. Next day delivery is the standard for webshops here, and most offer same day delivery as a paid upgrade when you either or…
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Comment #30199314
Wow, $14.99/month is a stark difference with the €2.99/month that they charge for a Prime subscription here in The Netherlands. I wonder if they will increase the subscription fee …
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Comment #29842049
For those wondering what the differences between Raft and Paxos are: I can highly recommend the following paper https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.05074 It presents Paxos similarly to how …
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Comment #29831271
You might be interested in this paper [1] which presents Paxos in the same way as Raft is presented in the Raft paper. In my view it really illustrates that most of the simplicity …
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Comment #29831147
(Multi-)Paxos and Raft are incredibly similar. I would even argue that Raft is just a variant of Paxos in the same way that e.g. Fast Paxos and EPaxos are variants of Paxos. Most o…
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Comment #29785730
Netflix is also the most expensive service that I am subscribed to. Netflix is €14 and Amazon Prime is only €6. I basically only watch Netflix for a few of their originals (which a…
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Comment #29532495
Does anyone know why this post is no longer present on the first page (or the second) despite racking up over 60 points in less than 30 minutes?
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Comment #29368380
Dutch: honderdvijfenzeventig (hundred five and seventy)
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Comment #29233946
When was the last time you used Databricks? You should definitely try it again. Their product offering has improved a lot in the past few years. > broad feature set My experience i…
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Comment #28975764
Agreed! GCP should be broken up as well. It is incredibly unfair to third party services that Google is both supplying the platform and the competing services. This is probably a b…
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Comment #28829689
The post was edited to remove comments about hiring
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Comment #28829682
The post was edited
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Comment #28785910
Apple has filed a court case to block the publication of a report. Obviously the contents of the report will be discussed as part of the hearings. So if the hearings were public th…
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Comment #28449017
Comparing Apache Beam with Stripe's API is unfair in my opinion. Apache Beam can be operated outside Google Cloud, but the Stripe API is only useful for Stripe customers (as mentio…
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Comment #28350482
It could be, but it would be the size of a tennis ball. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28167058
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Comment #27931472
``` if (node != next) { node = node->next; } ``` How does this work? Shouldn't this be ``` if (node != next) { node = next; } ```?
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Comment #27834693
Hopefully the border tariff includes the CO2 cost of shipping. If the tariff is high enough then this might actually encourage local production, instead of shipping partially finis…