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@qqq my users would be very unhappy with me if I told them they could only build rigidly defined segments. I know most of their query patterns (and log/instrument everything for analysis), but they are constantly coming up with fancier ways of segmenting our users. It's nice that I can enable business to be very flexible with the way they use my system.
@bja: what does your software do? when I look at fb, pinterest, snapchat, slack, evernote, instagram, whatsapp;, it seems all their queries are well defined beforehand