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ronnykylin··on Apache Doris: open-source data warehouse for real time data analytics
Hi, disclosure of interests: I am a Developer Advocate for Apache Doris.

If you'd like to learn more use cases about Apache Doris, you may read our user stories (https://doris.apache.org/blog?currentPage=1&currentCategory=...) or join our community on Slack (https://join.slack.com/t/apachedoriscommunity/shared_invite/...)

And this is a functional comparison between Apache Doris and Redshift: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1brUjcu_Lgisy4oa-g9hNvktz0ca...

ronnykylin··on Top biggest companies in the world by market cap in 2023
With that, can I say it's the perfect demonstration that data is the new oil.
ronnykylin··on Top biggest companies in the world by market cap in 2023
It is interesting to see an oil company standing among a group of tech giants.
ronnykylin··on Doctors on TikTok
So unfair that it's always the bad who make a mess but the good who have to pay for it.
ronnykylin··on Twitter has officially changed its logo to ‘X’
Bye Bye Birdie
ronnykylin··on Twitter unveils X logo to replace blue bird
Xs is so much harder to pronounce than tweets, though.
ronnykylin··on Twitter unveils X logo to replace blue bird
This is so Elon...
ronnykylin··on Apache Doris 2.0 Beta: another OLAP option
It is in a similar position to ClickHouse but is more beginner-friendly and faster in join queries with better support for MySQL.
ronnykylin··on Travel time –= 750 * distance ^ 0.6
Another positive case of using ChatGPT! It is not good at math but it's good at the dirty work that you need before you start calculating. That's how you use it to make life easier!
ronnykylin··on Believing in Aliens – A Framework for Changing Your Mind
The image of aliens look a lot like human fetus, which just keeps me thinking...
ronnykylin··on Telling the Bees
So the bees will punish people for not telling them about death in the family by their OWN death. This is so gentle.
ronnykylin··on Explain like I’m 5 – Vector Database Hype
Cost me one free member-only story quota but this is a fun read >_<
ronnykylin··on Mike the Headless Chicken
Life is amazing.
ronnykylin··on [dead]
"Our old data warehouse consisted of the most popular components of the time, including Apache Hive, MySQL, Elasticsearch, and PostgreSQL. They support the data computing and data storage layers of our data warehouse." "As you can imagine, a long and complicated data pipeline is high maintenance and detrimental to development efficiency."
ronnykylin··on Harvard’s new computer science teacher is a chatbot
If they are going to learn from AI but don't trust it, then Ai is more like a teacher-assigned studying partner than a teacher.
ronnykylin··on Reddit is OpenAI’s moat
Maybe a little off-topic here, but if they use Twitter and Reddit as datasets to train their LLMs, how can they guarantee that the AI models will be unbiased. Prejudice, hatred, and ill intentions can all be very delicate to identify.
ronnykylin··on Thermal Energy Storage Is No Longer Just Hot Air
According to the post, the whole system costs half a million pounds, but perhaps it forgot to mention how long the system can last. If it can be used long enough, that it wouldn't matter how expensive it is to build, it will be the most environmentally friendly product in the world, like subways.
ronnykylin··on AliBaba, Burger King starts accepting Floki, DOGE for payment, respectively
Funny thing that Musk asked McDonald and Burger King responded.
ronnykylin··on Will LLMs improve economic productivity?
It's one thing that productivity is increased, it's another that people are actually getting better off because of that improved productivity.
ronnykylin··on [dead]
Apache Doris claims to be over 10 times faster than ClickHouse in keyword searches. The link in the tweet points to a technical writeup that explains the work they done to achieve that. Inverted index was included in ClickHouse as a new feature a few months ago.
ronnykylin··on He made linear algebra fun
Kisses goodbye to linear algebra way years ago. I think if I knew how it is applied in real life, I would be way more into it. Always respect people who can teach difficult or abstract stuffs in a fun way.
ronnykylin··on Intelligent Brains Take Longer to Solve Difficult Problems
Same way for exams, too, especially when essay writing is included. Good ideas comes in a flash, you don't know how, you don't know when. Most of the time, if you can come up with a great solution and can express it in a clear and structured way the moment you hear the problem, that just means you're familiar with the topic or it is something you've solved before.
ronnykylin··on A Log Analytics Solution 10 Times More Cost-Effective Than Elasticsearch
"Ten times more cost-effective means": 2 times faster query performance with 1/5 of the storage space that Elasticsearch uses
ronnykylin··on Hadoop Is Overkill
"The best component for you is the one that suits you most. In our case, we don't have to too much data to process but simply want a data platform easy to use and maintain."
ronnykylin··on Zipping Up the Lambda Architecture for Faster Performance
"One prominent advantage of Lambda architecture is the stability it provides. However, in our case, the processing of real-time data and offline data sometimes intertwines. Such interaction becomes a root cause of instability. Thus, instead of pooling real-time and offline data after they are fully ready for queries, we use an OLAP engine to share part of the pre-query computation burden and make things faster, simpler, and more cost-effective."
ronnykylin··on FIDE world chess championship decided in rapid tiebreaks
Yep, I use ChatGPT the same way. It is the next best thing to a human mentor when I need to quickly grasp a new concept.
ronnykylin··on Apache Doris 2.0.0 Alpha Released
New features of this analytic database ready for early adopters to try and test: 1. Semi-structured data storage 2. High-concurrency and low-latency point queries 3. Vertical compaction 4. Separation of hot and cold data 5. Pipeline execution engine tailored to multi-core CPUs 6. Nereids - a brand-new planner
ronnykylin··on FIDE world chess championship decided in rapid tiebreaks
Hopefully engines make the game more fun for humans. >_-
ronnykylin··on FIDE world chess championship decided in rapid tiebreaks
Good to know, thanks. And yet we are still celebrating human victory in chess. Tears again.
ronnykylin··on FIDE world chess championship decided in rapid tiebreaks
This is a good viewpoint. You actually make me feel relieved. I used to worry about human jobs being taken by AI. Now that I think of it as something like cars, I can see human life will be much more convenient as long as we go through that transition.
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