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Programming Hive from O'Reilly Media now available

Posted by edwardcapriolo on Saturday September 29, 2012 @08:05PM
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Dean Wampler, Jason Rutherglen, and myself wrote the newly published 'Programming Hive'. The book is 352 pages! There are many reasons for this, but one was that I wanted to dig deep into hive and unearth many undocumented features. Other reasons are case studies from m6d (media6 degrees), photobucket, and Nasa.(Ow yes. I am name dropping). Other reasons are we tried to cover EVERYTHING from...

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Re:Does everyone hate MongoDB? on Wednesday September 26, 2012 @10:05AM (#4575657)

It is easy to criticize the things closest to you.

Re:Why I Migrated Away From MongoDB on Monday September 17, 2012 @01:51PM (#4533813)

MongoDB is not even remotely close big table architecture. It has a different data model and a different sharding model, and just about a different everything.

Re:Whistling Into a Tape Recorder: What the East Coast Doesn't Get Abo... on Wednesday May 30, 2012 @05:35PM (#4045030)

This might be like the third blog I have read about the east coast 'doesn't get' or 'can't do' startups. The last article said the east coast could not make a facebook. Check your facts. Facebook started on the east coast.

Anyway onto this article. How can you call yourself humble when your saying someone else 'doesn't get it' or 'cant do it' That does not sound humble to me. Other then that there is no substance to your argument.

Here is my prospective:

On the west coast, your startup fails, go work at another startup, get a real job at a profitable company, that fails, sleep outside in a tent.

On the east coast your startup fails, get a real job at a profitable company, or freeze to death.