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by alexott 7y ago
There are examples when companies are doing well without advertising: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oettinger_Brewery
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by alexott 7y ago
There were several talks about CDC in general, and 4.0 in particular, at DataStax Accelerate conference: From Netflix: https://www.datastax.com/accelerate/agenda?session=Live-Traf... From Yelp: https://www.
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by alexott 7y ago
it was about keyboard/mice :-) I'm pretty much switching between stuff using keyboard, and mouse is mostly for "fine" scrolling, selection of bookmarks, and links, in most cases just page up/page down
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by alexott 7y ago
It’s interesting to see that’s there are not so much systems with ergonomic keyboards mice... Are people underestimate importance of that?
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by alexott 7y ago
But why only 16Gb RAM max?
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by alexott 7y ago
He (Alex Petrov) is also writing a book for O'Reilly on the database internals: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/44647144-database-intern...
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by alexott 8y ago
I really wonder that FORTRAN is so bad - I think that they didn’t try good compiler, like Intel’s
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by alexott 8y ago
Just out of curiosity - what Lisp book it was?
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by alexott 8y ago
When I did this myself (around 20 years ago), computer time was expensive, and any speed up helped
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by alexott 8y ago
Fortran 77? Fortran IV!
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by alexott 8y ago
But when it comes to speed, Fortran is very hard to beat, especially with specialized compilers
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by alexott 8y ago
And even write books: https://www.manning.com/books/modern-fortran
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by alexott 8y ago
For developers it should be 32 out of box, plus upgrade to 64... And they have already models with 32Gb in 2017th
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by alexott 8y ago
I’m getting from time to time to limits of training of relatively small models
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by alexott 8y ago
And it’s only 6Gb memory :-(
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by alexott 8y ago
I Ihave around 50 tabs in FF, but active only maybe 15-20. On Mac OS I see a standard problem when I connect external monitor after wakeup, FF starts to "eat" memory like crazy, until I either kill it, or it's crashed. I need
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by alexott 8y ago
The same is for Intel...
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by alexott 8y ago
ISS?
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by alexott 8y ago
Can’t leave comment in blog, but the first two listings are broken - it looks like there is no empty line after ``` in listing line, and before the same in listing two. So enumeration isn’t rendered correctly
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by alexott 8y ago
I have performance issues on Mac OS when it wakeups and attached to external monitor. Some tabs start to eat memory and CPU, until I kill process... it look like very old issue with scaling but it's not fixed
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Team Behind Onyx Platform and Pyrostore joins Confluent(confluent.io)
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by alexott 8y ago
https://github.com/pcl-ru/pcl-ru - Russian translation of the book, if anybody interested
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by alexott 8y ago
Besides NLP course by Jurafsky, course “Introduction to Natural Language Processing” by D. Rädev is quite good - there were some topics not covered in Jurafsky course
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by alexott 8y ago
Not necessary even Japanese or Arabic, even many European languages are quite tricky...
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by alexott 8y ago
PlantUML?
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by alexott 9y ago
In some tasks punctuation marks may play significant role, but I agree that for things like text classification, they may not be necessary...
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by alexott 9y ago
And corresponding word vectors: https://fasttext.cc/docs/en/crawl-vectors.html
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by alexott 9y ago
Cholet's book is already complete, and available as PDF & in print form - 20th of December is timeline for ePUB/MOBI
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by alexott 9y ago
it becoming better in the recent times with projects like http://www.gitxiv.com/
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by alexott 9y ago
There is some ES integration in the Apache Calcite. And it has JDBC driver... P.S. Writing this level of SQL for ES that you describe isn't very difficult - in my project we got working in implementation in 2-3 weeks. Take Calcite. (Re

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