MoOmer

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by MoOmer 11y ago
I use Spark in conjunction with many Hadoop ecosystem mainstays: YARN, HDFS, etc. Hadoop mapreduce can be swapped out for Spark, but many great things beyond that have stemmed from the Hadoop project.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
I do the same on Google Compute Engine, except without the auto-terminate and scaling :( However, Google's bdutil has a great set of shell scripts which auto setup the environment; and, with minimal changes you can set up the exact Sca
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Try re-implementing some of the GNU Core Utils in Rust [0] [0]: http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/coreutils.html
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Hasn't happened to me yet (on Safari)
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Actually, if we go by recent claims, GM is the winner (loser) here
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by MoOmer 11y ago
A bit more than that, actually. "It's not better, that's the reason everyone's been switching back. The short version IIRC: - Some people didn't like Niedermayer so they forked ffmpeg to libav - Libav pulled some di
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by MoOmer 11y ago
You can read all about them at SEC EDGAR [0]. [0]: https://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Let's not forget to that they had to sell the fabs due to Intel anti-competitive market squeezing. They would offer the chips for free, but vendors would still be better off with the Intel kickbacks. They were later compensated, but th
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by MoOmer 11y ago
1) Knowledge of the space is good, but can be learned while implementing. You'll need to know the language pretty well, in order to keep the line count down. 2) It's fun
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Apparently Pyrex is no longer borosilicate.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Slave labor in Qatar and Dubai is real. Some of the living conditions literally have a sewage trough running right through the run-down and horrible housing complexes. Forced to shit where you eat, have our passport taken away, work unpaid,
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by MoOmer 11y ago
OpenCL support is coming, but it's not as performing as CUDA support yet for Caffe. Grab a couple of video cards and have fun!
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Professors often hold office hours so students can stop by their desk and ask questions or have discussions outside of th class.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Put in 15; enter some low maintenance positions. Simple ideas: sell some spreads on SPY, hold low vol.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
JSON web tokens are indeed pretty dope. The main vulnerability I worry about when I see it being used is in the implementation by the end user or library, in that you must validate the algorithm used to sign the key [0]; but, many libraries
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Simply the same as usual: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend_and_extinguis...
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by MoOmer 11y ago
The most ridiculous fix to a serious car problem, to me, was that with the GM Cobalt et al. cars: http://engineeringethicsblog.blogspot.com/2014/06/the-switch... Anyone can see that the 'fix' was half-ba
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Ding ding - the part about my cluster being able to phone home made me both laugh and question the author's intent. Did the author really mean to target people like me, pulling Hadoop & Spark toolchain source, building them, and ru
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by MoOmer 12y ago
That billion dollar settlement came after they had to close down their fabs due to the anti-competitive moves that Intel had made. A billion doesn't come close to the set-back it caused them. During that time, for those who don't
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by MoOmer 12y ago
while !comprehension
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Interesting stuff as usual Netflix; but, the identifying and reporting of issues discovered under these conditions is really excellent for the community. Kudos to you all.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
There's also the In Memory Columnar Store [0, 1] by Konstantin Knizhnik, if anyone's interested. [0]: http://www.pgcon.org/2014/schedule/events/643.en.html [1]: http://www.garret.ru/
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Packages like this are where I find the debate between idiomatic Go usage and general use cases difficult to side on. I would err on the idiomatic side by using stdlib flag.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
I used Mahout's LDA to topic model looots of web pages. The main issue I came across was that it just fell flat when I used LDA on different sites in the same run. I'd tried a few different types of normalization and chrome filter
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Which, to me, says something about the language and it's tooling. I've only used C# minimally, but it's fanbase size continues to amaze me.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Once you consider that the version for the Rpi2 is an 'IoT' system, and not a desktop OS, this comment becomes irrelevant.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
But, but, love + Lua is just beautiful. I've only messed around with it some, but it is really a thing of beauty. Haxe is one of my biggest current interests, and Snokit + Luxe is looking better every day.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Using an RPC is a much more performant way to do this. Unless having ruby run the Go program is a negligible performance cost.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Heres a video that public integrity made with interviews of people hurt by the system: http://www.publicintegrity.org/2014/09/30/15797/time-money-w...
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Oh, in retrospect, I'm very happy.

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