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Automated ETL with Kafka Connect
(blog.insightdatascience.com)
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Engineering features to automatically assess image quality
(blog.insightdatascience.com)
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ddrum001
10y ago
There may be a paywall issue. Can someone please post another related story?
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The Trouble with the Electoral College
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Graph-Based Machine Learning: Community Detection at Scale
(blog.insightdatascience.com)
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A Day in the Life of a Data Engineer: Yelp
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A Day in the Life of a Data Engineer at Yelp
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10y ago
Is this post equating trolling with bullying?
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10y ago
I'm glad that Microsoft is throwing this "hail mary" - topological QCs could be much trickier to build initially, but they scale much better since they don't suffer from the same type of decoherence issues as others.
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10y ago
For me, the grid of faces is much scarier than each on individually...interesting.
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Scheduling Spark jobs with Airflow
(blog.insightdatascience.com)
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Making it scale at DoubleVerify
(blog.insightdatascience.com)
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Monitoring Your Flask Application on Kubernetes with Prometheus
(blog.insightdatascience.com)
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Anatomy of an Elasticsearch Cluster: Part III
(insightdataengineering.com)
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10y ago
We don't have a fixed syllabus since we don't operate like a school per se. Instead, the Fellows choose a project and have to make engineering tradeoffs about which tools to use. With that said, most of the past participants foc
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10y ago
Interesting as something to explore, but I'm curious if a network of self-driving cars can be optimized to recognize and avoid these situations altogether.
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10y ago
I'm from Insight - our program is kept free for our Fellows because the companies that we partner with pay for the Fellowship. Rather than classes, we believe that the best way for advanced engineers to learn the detailed nuances of t
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10y ago
Not to mention the great push-based features!
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MicrobeSifter: mapping complex microbe genomics samples using NLP
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11y ago
Very exciting news if it holds! Can someone discuss how close the quasi-polynomial complexity is to P - that seems to be the really interesting detail that gets covered less.
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11y ago
An interesting part that the article didn't discuss as much was how to distill all mistakes into the finished product. It's one thing to say artists who make 50 lbs of ceramic pots have a few good ones, but how often are those pie
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11y ago
A little passive aggressive (better than the legally aggressive approach of Axel), but pretty interesting. Not sure if I would qualify the eschewing of an AdBlock work-around as Big Brother, but the legal precedent is worth discussing.
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11y ago
This seems very odd to me - isn't this regulated or standardized?
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11y ago
Indeed, the script works quite well for Spark - but we also wanted to provide a guide for those who would like to further understand the config files, especially for those who want to 'tinker' with these down the road (e.g. adding
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Spinning Up a Spark Cluster on Spot Instances: Step by Step
(insightdataengineering.com)
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11y ago
Thanks...makes sense now.
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I don't think there is much to discuss here, tau=2pi is clearly the more sensible constant for almost every use case. The only question is whether we give in to conventions, or pay the one-time technical debt of switching. We (in the
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11y ago
That was a great story, and it speaks to the fact that tropes like prison escape, bank heist, and marooned on an island appeal to some human instinct
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11y ago
Could the OP or the Github Readme explain why this is called Ex-Machina...
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11y ago
Agreed, that was my reaction as well. I suppose that's the tradeoff of a descriptive name for your project.
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