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Intro
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Early history
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Scrolls
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Clay vs Paper
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Codex
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Medium encyclopedias
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Movable type
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Perfect copies
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Metadata
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Sharing knowledge
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Taxonomy
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Species are not fixed
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Victorian Era
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Industrial Era
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Topdown Taxonomy
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Why did this happen
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Problems of pragmatism
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Scale changes
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Top down vs bottom up
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Scale changes architectures
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Big data
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Relational databases
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Moores law
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Clientserver
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Connection pooling
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Stateless architectures
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Database scalability
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Sharding
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Design for failure
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You can put this new thing in
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So what have we done
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Query processing
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Big mainframes
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Data warehousing
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Cubing architectures
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Database architectures
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No sequel
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Query optimization
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Data modeling
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Performance curve
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Key value store
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Query strings
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Hadoop
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Microsoft
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Model building
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Unstructured data
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Scientific computing
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Query problems
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Small analytics
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Hadoop and no sequel
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Big conclusion
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F1 evolution
Description:
Explore the evolution of data management and technology in this thought-provoking conference talk from GOTO Chicago 2014. Delve into the reasons for following Google's technological lead, examining their unprecedented scale and ability to attract top talent. Analyze the challenges of scale, speed, persistence, and context in modern data management. Critically examine popular trends like Hadoop and "big data," questioning their effectiveness compared to more established technologies. Gain insights into the lifecycle of data, the importance of understanding data structure and semantics, and the potential future of persistence layer processing. Learn about the historical development of information storage, from scrolls to digital databases, and how it impacts current technological choices. Investigate the shift from top-down taxonomies to more flexible, bottom-up approaches in organizing information. Discover how relational databases have evolved to handle increasing scale and the emergence of new architectures like sharding and stateless designs. Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of various database technologies, including NoSQL and key-value stores, in the context of modern data challenges. Reflect on the importance of query processing, optimization, and data modeling in creating effective data management solutions. Read more

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