zeppelin

Listen to some Deep Purple or Led Zeppelin and compare the snare sound to the Foos.

Airship Ventures, Silicon Valley's tourist Zeppelin NT, had to shut down and sell their ship.

Native question - how is this different than Spark SQL and things like project zeppelin?

The luxury of pre-WW II zeppelin travel is something of a red herring.

Nearly everyone in the anglosphere can recognize at least one of their songs even 35-40 years on; Zeppelin doesn't have that kind of claim.

I can spend hours and hours to explain why Zeppelin is good and what is different feature compare to the other.

I'd place bets on Led Zeppelin and electronica—those are the stapleholds of computer people—but even if I'm wrong, I haven't learned much.

Example: /api/v1/rock/similar?pos=Radiohead /api/v1/rock/similar?pos=Placebo,Led Zeppelin More info to come.

I've looked at it, and it's way behind Zeppelin and even Spark-Notebook.

Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked.

To the degree there were a market for travel at the equivalent cost of trans-Atlantic Zeppelin travel, you could pretty much have it in a wide body aircraft.

With that in mind, my interpretation of this comparison is akin to a comparison between Rush and My Bloody Valentine, or Led Zeppelin to Brian Eno, or Bach to Phillip Glass.

You will hear it in Led Zeppelin's "Fool in the Rain" and Toto's Rosanna.

Just to be clear, though that video shows an example of what a notebook is in this context, that isn't a demo of Zeppelin.

Among the many things it offers is an interactive notebook that looks like open source alternatives like Zeppelin.

It's probably the best counterpoint to the Zeppelin-filled skies of utopian science fiction of a certain period.