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Druid Deprecation and ClickHouse Adoption at Lyft

Lyft Engineering

In this particular blog post, we explain how Druid has been used at Lyft and what led us to adopt ClickHouse for our sub-second analytic system. Druid at Lyft Apache Druid is an in-memory, columnar, distributed, open-source data store designed for sub-second queries on real-time and historical data.

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Commercial Lines Insurance- the End of the Line for All Data

Cloudera

Another historic example is crop and livestock insurance in Germany in the 1700s. The German underwriters analyzed historical data such as weather, location, breed, type of crop, and a farmer’s experience to assess risk, underwrite and set price exposures. Such insurance focused on livestock mortality and named perils such as hail.

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Top Project Management Failure Case Studies to Know

Knowledge Hut

Please consider this blog as a guide to 10 famous projects that failed. Reasons Why the Project Failed As per analysts, the vehicle had the right attributes to secure monopoly in the intended market segment. Many lessons are derivable from this instance making it one of the historical project management failures case studies.

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Helping traditional organizations being more efficient

DareData

In this blog post, we will address some of these problems, and give suggestions as to how traditional organizations can use data to become more efficient. Our model used historical sales data, enriched with external data (weather and social events, such as football games), to predict future sales. What is a traditional organization?

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5 Predictions for the Future of the Data Platform

Monte Carlo

But with the rise of tools such as Segment, Fivetran, Meltano, and Airbyte, it’s become relatively easy for teams to bring all of their data from external sources into a centralized place like a data warehouse. He continues to share his takes on the Preset blog , and is excited to see what happens in the years to come. Maxime says.

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The Rise of the Data Engineer

Maxime Beauchemin

The fact that ETL tools evolved to expose graphical interfaces seems like a detour in the history of data processing, and would certainly make for an interesting blog post of its own. what percentage of users should be exposed? I’m planning on expanding on this topic on an upcoming blog post. what are the related treatments?

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Data-Driven Decisions for Where to Park in SF

Rockset

The higher the score, the closer the spot is to historical incidents (inverse of distance), the higher the risk. For this task, we’ll load the SFPD data into a Rockset collection and query it upon a user clicking the button. A parking risk score for each street segment in SF.