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asavinov
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The idea of using laser interferometer for detecting gravitational waves was first proposed in 1962 (shortly after inventing lasers) by M. Gertsenshtein and V. Pustovoit [1]. So it took more than 50 years from the idea to its implementation
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Covariance can be thought of as a mechanism for overriding functions. Assume there is a (base) function f: X -> Y We want to override it by providing a new mapping from U to V: f: U -> V This mechanism is said to be
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From Group-By to Accumulation: Data Aggregation Revisited
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> How do I schedule my transformations so they happen on a recurring basis? Currently formulas are evaluated only when the user explicitly presses Evaluate button (or using explicit API call). The logic of automatic evaluations is work
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Android O beta is available today
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It could be a technological (column-oriented) alternative to what map-reduce in general and Spark with RDDs in particular are doing. It might be easier to define a data processing workflow as a number of column definitions rather than as
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Data Commandr: http://conceptoriented.com (Version 0.6.0, 2017-05-14) Data Commandr (DC) is a web application for working with tables . Its goal is to make complex operations with data tables as easy as working with classical s
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Show HN: Data Commandr – As Easy as a Spreadsheet, as Powerful as SQL
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> Understanding deep learning requires re-thinking generalization Deep learning is called deep because it is based on multiple levels of features corresponding to a hierarchy of notions. Of course, it can change how generalization as wel
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(I can be wrong but) as far as I understand E is based on objects and messages as primary mechanisms, that is, we do not know where objects exist, how they are managed and how messages are transferred. Concept-oriented programming (COP) is
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Would like to mention concept-oriented programming [1] which is work in progress but has highly ambitious goals of changing the way we think of programming. The initial idea is to make references active and customized elements of the pr
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The author focuses on the algorithmic and computational aspects of programming. Yet, nowadays programming is much more than this beautiful classical view on programming. Programming is more about describing a complex system by taking into
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Clash with Tesla CEO Musk Forces Grohmann to Quit
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Bosch. For example http://bosch-sensortec.com or http://bosch-connectivity.com
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What they describe is actually (very) shallow feature engineering and these methods have been used for decades. These techniques can hardly help in really difficult data analysis tasks where abstract features need to be either manually defi
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Concept-oriented programming http://conceptoriented.org . Not a language yet but an attempt to generalize OOP. It introduces concepts instead of classes and inclusion instead of inheritance.
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Nowadays BI has (at least) two sides: visual analytics, and data wrangling. There are many tools aimed at visualization. But there is a lack of tools for easy data wrangling. I have been working on such a data wrangling tool, called Data Co
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Relational Join Considered Harmful
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How to build the next Trello and sell it for $425M or more
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> "classes do not “model the real world”" Classes are supposed to model sets (of objects), that is, instances represent real objects and classes represent real sets of objects. So the question is whether sets are as real as the
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> Isn't AOP far more general than what you propose there? Yes, definitely AOP provides much more freedom in injecting behavior to other parts of the code - it is its main goal while COP has different goals. > you would need to du
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I like this kind of critical papers but I cannot agree with the author in this case. I have studied this problem quite deeply while working on concept-oriented programming and concept-oriented data model ( http://conceptoriented.o
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The list of connectors is quite impressive which is very important for data integration. But I could not find what kind of data transformation operators are available for building an ETL or data migration workflow.
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For comparison, the EXIST Business Start-up Grant from BMWI (Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy) provides 2500 EUR/month = 30k€/year. http://www.exist.de/EN/Programme/EXIST-Business-Startup-
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Actually, it is a novel approach so I am not aware of anything similar. Initially, I implemented it for data wrangling (various potentially complex transformations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_wrangling ) and i
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I am currently working on an alternative approach which is based on a column-oriented paradigm for in-stream analytics as opposed to flow-orientation. It is an adaptation of DataCommandr ( http://conceptoriented.com ) which is a
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> X Without Y X = software, Y = human programmers = "software without programmers" AI?
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Renewable energy supply strongly depends on weather forecast so essentially one needs a good algorithm for weather forecast. Yet, forecasting energy supply is much easier if all generators are integrated into one power grid because it is ne
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A (fixed) trial period is analogous to having constant list prices or, in statistics, simple average with some constant time period. A more flesible approach would be to gradually decrease the amount of resources available to the account. O
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Thanks for your comments and suggestions. Your observations actually confirm that it is not the best idea to do everything yourself. In fact, I pivoted three times during the last several years: 1. Windows (WPF) application targeting approx
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