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by capkutay 13y ago
Transportation in the bay area..Perhaps private wifi busses as a paid service where you could crowdsource the destinations/routes?
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by capkutay 13y ago
They trade in south korea so you wouldn't find their stock in US markets if you searched for it there..
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by capkutay 13y ago
They trade in south korea so you wouldn't find it in the us markets.
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by capkutay 13y ago
I'd love to see tools like MPI come back into mainstream. For instance, there's some work being done optimizing MPI in java for high performance computing but not nearly as much as what's being done for tools like Hadoop.
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by capkutay 13y ago
This isn't directly related, but is hadoop the only java-based solution to parallel computing? I've seen some examples of people attempting to do work in java mpi[0] again. It seems like dealing with the gc and memory management i
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by capkutay 13y ago
Can someone explain what eventing frameworks are used for? Are they related to event messaging or processing frameworks?
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by capkutay 13y ago
Yes...you should only be worried if they added some anonymous background job replicating your mongo instance somewhere else for 'support' or something.
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by capkutay 13y ago
Well...this is NYT..Would you rather they call it 'diligent mongolian boy succeeds at MIT online classes'? I don't think every person his age has the ability to get a perfect score in a course like that given how hard the mat
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by capkutay 13y ago
They don't hire dropouts because they can't afford any more useless people on their staff other than themselves.
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Distributed Lambda Statuses(blog.hazelcast.com)
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Twitter Open Sources Streaming MapReduce Framework(gigaom.com)
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by capkutay 13y ago
Ok well...MSFT could either choose to focus on enterprise or pick up Nokia and their CEO as a pat on the back for only losing 25% of its value every year. This plan seems more like a hail mary to catch up to apple. It could pay off but its
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by capkutay 13y ago
Wow. So he kept nokia stagnant while samsung and apple exploded in the smartphone market and now he gets to be CEO of another company thats been stagnant for years(he was already passed up for being CEO at MSFT before he left to nokia). I g
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by capkutay 13y ago
and we definitely have lots of opportunities for someone who wants to take on crazy data visualization projects..
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by capkutay 13y ago
'We offer a competitive salary' Details revealed upon speaking more but it's certainly attractive compared to the other SF Bay Area tech companies.
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by capkutay 13y ago
WebAction (www.webaction.com) in Downtown Palo Alto - Full Time- Hiring Front-End/UI Developers and Platform Engineers Jobs@WebAction.com WebAction is an enterprise infrastructure software company based in the Palo Alto, providing a pl
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by capkutay 13y ago
I personally don't look for someone to answer algorithmic questions correctly. If they can just show the ability to solve a problem with a bit of complexity, that's all that counts. It also just reveals a lot about how that person
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by capkutay 13y ago
Also (this may be my personal opinion), but I think people are used to seeing the x-axis encode time. That visualization makes it look like its slowly getting hotter year after year if you don't pay attention to the labels.
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by capkutay 13y ago
The axis should start at 0 degrees, not 53. The 3 dimensionality distorts it as the orange bars slightly angle to the left and makes 2012 look much bigger in relation to the other bars. If you actually plot all the hottest years on a 2d bar
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by capkutay 13y ago
What's worse than visualizations that make no sense is visualizations that are good at misrepresenting data. Example: http://themonkeycage.org/2013/01/08/how-2012-stacks-up-the-w...
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by capkutay 13y ago
These are all the features I wanted when I quit Vim for sublime text 2 about a year ago...
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by capkutay 13y ago
Can someone enlighten me as to why google doesn't want to make an enterprise play? Many companies tout that they are offering data infrastructures similar to those used at google..why wouldn't google commercialize that technology
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by capkutay 13y ago
Ah..I thought the e-mail on my profile page shows up to other users. You can reach me at john.kutay@gmail.com
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by capkutay 13y ago
For anyone who can't immediately see the significance..this is Elasticsearch's entry into real-time log analytics. There is plenty of room for innovation and financial opportunity in this area, given the success of the $5 billion
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by capkutay 13y ago
'That reminds me of an incident earlier in my career when a recruiter ranked candidates on their 'communication skills', which really was a proxy for whether they were an immigrant or not, in order to try to avoid discriminat
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by capkutay 13y ago
Does anyone know what company the writer of this article started?
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by capkutay 13y ago
No one else claims they had the 'vision' for the iPod/iPad/iPhone while at the same time everyone credits Steve so he must have been more than a quality checker.
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by capkutay 13y ago
Cool article! "Code" by Charles Petzold[0] talks about morse code while covering ways that we encode data. May be a good read for anyone interested in this topic. [0]: http://www.amazon.com/Code-Language-Computer-
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by capkutay 13y ago
I saw pirates of silicon valley a few years ago. I'd say that was the only movie to really get me excited about being in tech/silicon valley. The Social Network didn't even have close to the same effect for me.
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by capkutay 13y ago
One on of my issues with FB is that its not easy to report a problem or get any kind of support (although its a free service). In one day, I lost over 100 facebook friends with no explanation. Its obviously a little humiliating to have ever

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