The audio needs some work. Even a little bit of compression would go a long way.
Crasshopperrr 1 month ago
@Crasshopperr - Technocation is a not-for-profit, and happy to have volunteers to clean up the audio on this.
tcation 1 month ago
(contact info can be found on the technocation website, youtube is giving errors when trying to post email info)
@tcation I'd be happy to help. Can you tweet @isomorphisms with the details please. (Maybe you can upload the audio file to a ge.tt for example)
Another debate on SQL vs NOSQL. A NOSQL Evening in Palo Alto was on October 26, 2010 ( at vimeo dot com/16673847).
TheSSton 6 months ago
idem, bad audio/video
ragnogg 7 months ago
I don't even understand why there is a debate like this. Both SQL and no-SQL data stores have their own use, usually mutually exclusive. Try to run any log analysis on large datasets in SQL. Try to run transactional services on no-SQL data store.
OniNoFAQ 11 months ago 4
extremely disappointing that the audio is so bad. hopefully theres another debate like this soon because this one is inaudible,
haterdrinkinhaterade 1 year ago
The audio is not clear enough. There is too much miscellaneous noise.
vcool 1 year ago
Nice video, but perhaps the moderators speaks a little too much.
anotherelvis 2 years ago
The audio needs some work. Even a little bit of compression would go a long way.
Crasshopperrr 1 month ago
@Crasshopperr - Technocation is a not-for-profit, and happy to have volunteers to clean up the audio on this.
tcation 1 month ago
(contact info can be found on the technocation website, youtube is giving errors when trying to post email info)
tcation 1 month ago
@tcation I'd be happy to help. Can you tweet @isomorphisms with the details please. (Maybe you can upload the audio file to a ge.tt for example)
Crasshopperrr 1 month ago
Another debate on SQL vs NOSQL. A NOSQL Evening in Palo Alto was on October 26, 2010 ( at vimeo dot com/16673847).
TheSSton 6 months ago
idem, bad audio/video
ragnogg 7 months ago
I don't even understand why there is a debate like this. Both SQL and no-SQL data stores have their own use, usually mutually exclusive. Try to run any log analysis on large datasets in SQL. Try to run transactional services on no-SQL data store.
OniNoFAQ 11 months ago 4
extremely disappointing that the audio is so bad. hopefully theres another debate like this soon because this one is inaudible,
haterdrinkinhaterade 1 year ago
The audio is not clear enough. There is too much miscellaneous noise.
vcool 1 year ago
Nice video, but perhaps the moderators speaks a little too much.
anotherelvis 2 years ago