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BloomReach Nets $25M New Funding(gigaom.com)
2 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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CQL3 for Cassandra experts(datastax.com)
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Open Source Github Internal Training Materials(teach.github.com)
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Yeah - particularly the mathematical/statistical side of things. But a big part of the profession is software development / computer science. An actuary might construct useful models and choose the proper techniques to analyze data, but
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Becoming a data scientist might be easier than you think(gigaom.com)
57 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|47 comments
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Quadtree(en.wikipedia.org)
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man. ~ Sir Francis Bacon
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Mobifyjs(github.com)
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
I actually clicked #30 out of curiosity.
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Cassandra as a Cloud File System(iablog.sybase.com)
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Demo of using Cassandra Storage Engine: https://kb.askmonty.org/en/cassandra-storage-engine-use-exam...
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
This seems like it could be really amazing. So you could take your traditional MySQL Db backed web app, port the web app to AWS and have database scaling that would be almost as simple as your web/app server. More info on the architecture
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MariaDB (MySQL competitor) using Cassandra Storage Engine(blog.mariadb.org)
2 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|2 comments
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“Drilling” Through the Big Data(infoq.com)
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Books accompanying website here (includes samples, code, graphs and related sites): http://www.hackersdelight.org/
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How are you feeling?(google.com)
5 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|5 comments
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Jolt Awards: The Best Books(drdobbs.com)
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Rackspace Has Entrusted OpenStack to a Foundation(infoq.com)
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Rubysh(github.com)
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HTTP Server in bash(github.com)
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Some responses might involve analogies with musical notation. Knowing the notation allows you to read the modern literature and also great documents of the past. But it would seem that an awful lot of math could be applied with out having
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Ask HN: Why not Programming languages instead of Mathematical Notation?
2 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|2 comments
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Apple Unveils iPhone 5(online.wsj.com)
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Agreed, Python scales down and so is also good for small tasks. What I was saying is that Ruby - as much as I like it - does not generally scale up beyond a certain point. Both R and Ruby have had issues with large data sets which have be
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Ruby is great for data prep, basic calculations, web app development, and scraping aggregating data and R for visualization. I find them to be a joyful combination. Great for small data sets, quick estimations, and various small projects.
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I will never buy another laptop(betanews.com)
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Java might appear to be more successful than the (2001) article suggests, but it is geared towards java "the language." Its not a great language, but has found itself at the right place at the right time to address certain technical concer
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Despite occasional complaints from users being down-voted, I have appreciated that in most cases when a user is down-voted and asked for an explanation he is given it.
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Music performance is an interesting analogy. It is simply impossible to learn music without making mistakes. One of the things that separates amateurs from pros is the ability to recover from a mistake, failure or disruption. Regardless
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Good point - easy to forget with all of the fun visual effects.

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