Re:Basho Relaunches to Deliver a Cohesive Big Data Platform
by InvisibleCities on Wednesday May 27, 2015 @05:56PM
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Given tweets like this one (https://twitter.com/jtuple/status/598230043093897216), there doesn't seem to be much to speculate about.
Re:Basho Relaunches to Deliver a Cohesive Big Data Platform
by wlesieutre on Wednesday May 27, 2015 @06:28PM
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I've heard a bit from a friend there, so what I really mean is "I think I'll stay out of this one" :P
But yeah, @jtuple, @Roach_B_me, and others have some choice tweets on the matter.
Off topic- your name is a fantastic book!
Re:Basho Relaunches to Deliver a Cohesive Big Data Platform
by defen on Wednesday May 27, 2015 @07:50PM
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"Data gravity" ?
Re:Basho Relaunches to Deliver a Cohesive Big Data Platform
by wlesieutre on Wednesday May 27, 2015 @08:12PM
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It's why data wants to be together!
Re:Basho Relaunches to Deliver a Cohesive Big Data Platform
by e12e on Thursday May 28, 2015 @02:23AM
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Sounds like Terry Pratchett's idea of L-Space translated to Enterpriselish:
"L-space, short for library-space, is the ultimate portrayal of Pratchett's concept that the written word has powerful magical properties on the Discworld, and that in large quantities all books warp space and time around them. The principle of L-space revolves around a seemingly logical equation; it is an extension of the 'Knowledge is Power':
Books = Knowledge = Power = (Force x Distance^2) ÷ Time"
I can't speculate on how that all relates to brain drain.