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Big data on the cheapest MacBook
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Re: Big data on the cheapest MacBook
#12Oh great, the term "big data" is back.
So my definition of big data was data so big it cannot be processed on a single machine in a reasonable amount of time. I guess they’re using a different definition?
I think it's partly tongue in cheek, because when "big data" was over hyped, everyone claimed they were working with big data, or tried to sell expensive solutions for working with big data, and some reasonable minds spoke up and pointed out that a standard laptop could process more "big data" than people thought.
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#13That's an awesome idea to get a bricked MacBook Neo really fast because those idiots soldered the SSD inside
Apple has been soldering the SSD into MacBooks for over 10 years now, and most 10 year old MacBooks still have a working SSD.
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
So my definition of big data was data so big it cannot be processed on a single machine in a reasonable amount of time. I guess they’re using a different definition?
I think it's partly tongue in cheek, because when "big data" was over hyped, everyone claimed they were working with big data, or tried to sell expensive solutions for working with big data, and some reasonable minds spoke up and pointed out that a standard laptop could process more "big data" than people thought.
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#15Queue the endless blog posts about running tech on the potato macbook and being stunned it’s functional with massive trade-offs. Groundbreaking stuff.
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#17Queue the endless blog posts about running tech on the potato macbook and being stunned it’s functional with massive trade-offs. Groundbreaking stuff.
That usage is "Cue", not "queue".
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#18Mind blown, if you need to handle "big" data on the move - the macbook neo is not the right choice. - Who would have guessed that outcome?
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#19Oh great, the term "big data" is back.
So my definition of big data was data so big it cannot be processed on a single machine in a reasonable amount of time. I guess they’re using a different definition?
In my former life as a soulless consultant mid-level IT managers really liked to hear the 3 "V"s mentioned: Velocity, Volume, Variety