So I'm going to show you a few examples of what we can do.

Retrieving data...

And let's add a new type of clause.

Fetches summary data from a pivot table.

This is a basic SQL query, and what this says is select, which basically means retrieve data, , this means all columns, from links, this is the table that we're fetching data from, where, ID 5, and this is a constraint.

Skip is the number of key value pairs to ignore when using cdb databases.

Retrieving weather data...

Only peers which have an upload slot will get data from us

Tons of studies should have been done it's a serious issue.

grabbing data from printed plots

Retrieving the friends list failed. The data returned from the server is corrupted.

Unable to fetch data

Do not let him get away!

So I'd like you to actually try, when you go home, to get your data.

Retrieve data from scanned images of graphs

The size of each of those tiles in pixels, and then the size of the entire map in pixels.

I get this volume.

We've done right now two human brains worth of data.

Could not get array data

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Let's say this is Reddit, and we need to draw the front page, so we need to get the list of links that we're going to draw, and we get that from the database, and then database responds with the data to the web application, which may manipulate the data and somehow get it ready for display and then send it back to the user.

Now this app is spawning itself from the data.

Our source code is open,

This just shows you the data that comes from the sensors that are embedded in the furniture.

But inside here there's a bunch of disks that are spinning, and the disks are storing data in a magnetic way, and there's a read head that can read data from the disk as well as write new data from the disk.

It's been in the public domain for an awful long time. I just made it a little easier to get.

It runs on solar, and it sends a signal with that antenna and bounces it off of micrometeorite trails in the atmosphere to a place in Bozeman, Montana, where the data is taken down and then sent through landlines to San Francisco, where we put the data in real time up on our website.

Now, we know that new tools are changing our sense of self in the world these tiny sensors that gather data in nature, the ubiquitous computing that allows that data to be understood and used, and of course the social networks that allow people to collaborate and contribute.

One more difference is that GET requests because they're okay to cache and because you're usually describing which document you want they shouldn't change the Server.

And this'll be the denominator.

Go get it.

Get it out.

And what that means is just constant, huge volumes of data going up.

Then we take the data we record from these interactions.

What the point here really is is that we can do things with the social environment.

Now we're handling posts and putting posts and putting data in the data store, but we're no retrieving it.

And for the first time, we can actually do that.

They don't really have the data they need in order to identify emerging threats facing the regime.

Lyrics are being fetched.

And so here, you can see again, the chosen take.

So now that we've issued commands to the player, gotten data from it.

In the second segment, we're gonna take the opposite approach of what we did in the first segment.

And we know what the change in time here is, it is 5 seconds and so you get...the seconds cancel out with seconds... you get 5 5 25 meters

This is Brad doing one of the Ekman FACS poses.

Basically, if we go to api.hostip.info and include the IP address in a get parameter, they'll give us some XML with location data, and I'll show you what that looks like.