> From: Bill Bruns <http://profiles.yahoo.com/billbruns> > Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2012 21:59:45 -0700 (PDT) > > Hi Robert, > > I have been busily refreshing myself on javascript and Python, and > looking at Pig. > > I'm surprised that ES uses Pig since Pig is aimed at MapReduce. > ES must have a custom back end for it, to handle the MapReduce > commands coming out of it. It's actually worse than that. The subset of Pig implemented differs so greatly that we have an entire separate document describing our particular variant. > I can certainly see the attraction of Pig since it is sort of a > subset of SQL for use with unstructured data. > Don't get me wrong - I understand that it is not SQL. > I'm just saying that things like Join and Limit etc are much like > they are in SQL. They are. And, in some cases, with our data structure, highly inefficient. > Thank you for the info about clothing. I'll do that. > > My interviews start at 2pm. OK. I guess we could meet afterwards, then? > I am somewhat nervous, even though I feel that I am an above-average > candidate. This seems to be true. The key is to be friendly, I think. The technical stuff will take care of itself. > If you want to propose meeting there or somewhere nearby ahead of > time, let me know where/when. I may not have time. We often have these long, extended lunch meetings on Friday and typically don't end 'til 1:30pm or 2pm. > But I am nervous about spilling something on my clothes so I probably won't > eat/drink anything. Let's talk afterwards. We can walk to the Peet's down the street. > Bill > > ________________________________ > From: Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert> > To: Bill Bruns <http://profiles.yahoo.com/billbruns> > Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 9:03 AM > Subject: Re: Yes I was contacted > > To: Bill Bruns <http://profiles.yahoo.com/billbruns> > > Some other things I forgot to mention/ask last night. > > 1) When are you arriving on Friday? Maybe we can get tea/coffee. > 2) Re: clothing/dress. I recommend a tie, button-up shirt, sports > jacket, and slacks. A suit is not necessary.