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Learning Data Layouts for Big Data Analytics(zongheng.me)
2 points by covi 6y ago|0 comments
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SQL Query Optimization Meets Deep Reinforcement Learning(rise.cs.berkeley.edu)
4 points by covi 8y ago|0 comments
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by covi 10y ago
Now's better than ever to buy a new Volkswagen. Because of the scandal, I've found crazy deals (~30-40% off MSRP) for new VWs.
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by covi 10y ago
This was my very first reaction as well. The Unicorn paper was published in a high-profile conference, so as a N=1 sample I'd say it's famous in the systems community.
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by covi 10y ago
You can access it on desktop/laptop too.
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by covi 10y ago
As a Google Inbox user, I've found its reminder features to be very good for these kinds of day-to-day tasks.
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by covi 11y ago
More C++ support is on our roadmap: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/blob/master/tensorf...
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by covi 11y ago
Ingo - SNAP has a bunch of other "real-world use case" graphs available for free, many of which larger than this 1M-node, 30M-edge toy. I've done a bunch of related benchmarkings, and the smallest real-world dataset I'
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by covi 11y ago
The graph dataset is too small in size. It makes little sense for real-world usage.
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by covi 11y ago
https://www.nomadproject.io/intro/vs/mesos.html I'm not sure I understand what is being said in this page. Is the Nomad scheduler centralized? If so, it has been demonstrated that distributed scheduling (e.g.
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by covi 11y ago
Employees might prefer to stay at hotel brands of their own preference, for better service, loyalty programs, earning points, etc.
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by covi 11y ago
In the throughput graph, why does Haxl perform worse in the 3 most common request types?
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by covi 11y ago
Take a look at "Succinct: Enabling Queries on Compressed Data", NSDI 2015 [1]. [1] https://www.usenix.org/conference/nsdi15/technical-sessions/...
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by covi 12y ago
Brilliant name (Yojimbo) and great cover photo there...
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Techniques and Systems for Training Large Neural Networks Quickly [pdf](stanford.edu)
15 points by covi 12y ago|1 comments
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by covi 12y ago
I believe this is the CAP theorem manifest itself in a cloud storage system. No big deal if you know it is really hard to mitigate.
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by covi 12y ago
Do you guys face issues with the increased mental complexities this approach brings? I am a bit shocked to know there are over 1000 repos in the account. I can assume developers typically need to keep at most tens in their working set, bu
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by covi 12y ago
Great work! I'm curious (for academic research), what's the "3 billion word corpus" that you trained the estimates with? Is it available somewhere?
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by covi 12y ago
Really curious about the tech / arch. behind its ASR. Must have a lot of nodes and tricks in place to support high throughput and low latency. If I'm not mistaken, this paper [1] is the last time Google published about the related
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Uber introduces surge pricing in downtown Sydney during hostage siege(mashable.com)
15 points by covi 12y ago|19 comments
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Peter Thiel Chased Off Stage by Angry Protestors at UC Berkeley(businessinsider.com)
15 points by covi 12y ago|9 comments
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by covi 12y ago
For those interested, here's a nice HyperLogLog implementation in Scala: https://github.com/twitter/algebird/blob/develop/algebird-co...
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by covi 12y ago
There are three and only three vague points conveyed in the article: (1) Scala has "immense" syntax, (2) Scala tries to support too many paradigms, and (3) the Iteratee library is hard to grasp. For (1): I disagree -- Scala's
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by covi 12y ago
> One is that end-to-end system semantics matter much more than the semantics of an individual building block, and sometimes what seems like a very desirable semantic for a building block may end up making the end-to-end problem harder.
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by covi 12y ago
"Mind Exploded" basically does what vi/vim natively does in an inferior way... (2x key strokes!)
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by covi 12y ago
Name-clashing with an Apache project really surprises me. Also, consider the fact that Aurora stems from Mesos, which supposedly Amazon (cloud; although DB people are doing this one) folks have to know.
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by covi 12y ago
> Is it that nodes store redundant data to take over the responsibilities of a next door neighbor node going down? In my understanding, this extra-successor scheme has little (or nothing) to do with data redundancy. Instead, it deals wit
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by covi 12y ago
Might as well learn an important concept from the original authors (the article does link to this paper): Chord: A Scalable Peer-to-peer Lookup Service for Internet Applications [1] [1] http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/papers/
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by covi 12y ago
The section "Hybrid evented/multithreaded: one event loop per thread" suggests that the whole model is basically SEDA [1]. I'm surprised the article does not directly reference the project/paper. [1] http:/&#x
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by covi 12y ago
There are some basic SparkSQL configs not discussed in the blog post; see more here: http://apache-spark-developers-list.1001551.n3.nabble.com/Su...

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