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MongoDB: Now Powered by PostgreSQL (2015)(linkedin.com)
1 points by dserban 9y ago|0 comments
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by dserban 9y ago
Seeking Contract Work, on-site in the Eindhoven area (NL) | Remote OK Strong software engineer who is passionate about large-scale distributed systems and cares about producing clean, elegant, maintainable, robust, well-tested Scala code. B
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by dserban 9y ago
SEEKING WORK, on-site in the Eindhoven area (NL) | Remote OK Strong software engineer who is passionate about large-scale distributed systems and cares about producing clean, elegant, maintainable, robust, well-tested Scala code. Big Data &
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by dserban 9y ago
SEEKING WORK, on-site in the Eindhoven area (NL) | Remote OK Strong software engineer who is passionate about large-scale distributed systems and cares about producing clean, elegant, maintainable, robust, well-tested Scala code. Big Data &
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by dserban 9y ago
Hey, thanks for sharing. As a Cassandra devops / data modeler myself, I would be fascinated to read more details about your scaling challenges. Do you guys have an engineering blog I could read?
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by dserban 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY Keywords: Spark Streaming, Cassandra data modeling, Spark GraphFrames. Well-versed in digging through data to find key insights and curating a compelling story from complex analyses, passionate about delving into
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A typeful, purely functional, streaming HTTP library in Scala(http4s.org)
1 points by dserban 10y ago|0 comments
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Refactoring to Reactive – Anatomy of a JDBC Migration(infoq.com)
4 points by dserban 10y ago|0 comments
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RocksDB: A Persistent Key-Value Store for Flash and RAM Storage(github.com)
43 points by dserban 10y ago|5 comments
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Who said what inside the Trump tech meeting(recode.net)
79 points by dserban 10y ago|67 comments
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by dserban 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY Keywords: Spark Streaming, Cassandra data modeling. Well-versed in digging through data to find key insights and curating a compelling story from complex analyses, passionate about delving into data from different
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by dserban 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY Keywords: Spark Streaming, Cassandra data modeling. Well-versed in digging through data to find key insights and curating a compelling story from complex analyses, passionate about delving into data from different
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by dserban 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY Experienced Data Scientist. Keywords: Apache Spark, scaling algorithms. Well-versed in digging through data to find key insights and curating a compelling story from complex analyses, passionate about delving into
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by dserban 10y ago
Location: Bucharest Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Spark, Kafka, Python, Scala, Machine Learning, Data Science Résumé: https://www.linkedin.com/in/apachesparkdataengineer Email: in the profile Experi
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by dserban 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Bucharest or REMOTE Experienced Data Scientist. Keywords: Apache Spark, scaling algorithms. Well-versed in digging through data to find key insights and curating a compelling story from complex analyses, passionate about delv
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by dserban 10y ago
[1] http://bugra.github.io/work/notes/2014-04-19/alternating-lea... This looks like a good introduction to ALS, albeit Python/Pandas centric.
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by dserban 10y ago
One of the Spark-focused EdX courses[0] has a very good module on Alternating Least Squares, that will help you understand how to build recommender systems in a scalable way with Spark. [0] https://www.edx.org/course/bi
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by dserban 12y ago
What is with this trend of e-mail correspondence between high-level people at big companies being available to the general public?
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by dserban 12y ago
Someone wrote a machine learning script that separates the wheat from the chaff on HN. It's here: http://hn.njl.us/
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by dserban 12y ago
I'm a developer who struggles with interaction design. If anyone is good at designing intuitive user interfaces, I would like some mentorship. I know this request is better suited to Designer News, but I'll try here first.
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by dserban 12y ago
> "Another potential problem for some users is that to install Mint 17 on a Windows 8 PC with Secure Boot, you'll need to turn turn Secure Boot off. Since I find Secure Boot much more of an annoyance than a benefit this doesn&#
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by dserban 12y ago
I enjoy mentoring people who want to learn Haskell. In fact, I'm already mentoring a fellow HNer who expressed interest in Haskell a while ago. It helps me tremendously with my personal development too, being able to verbalize concepts
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by dserban 12y ago
> It is easy to cover the spectrum with these and I don't see where Haskell would be a better fit. maybe somebody could shed some light on the strengths of this ecosystem. One of Haskell's unique selling points is the fantastic
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by dserban 12y ago
From my own experience teaching Haskell, monads are incredibly hard to explain in terms that are easy for CS students with a systems programming background to understand. They are easy to explain to 2nd or 3rd year math students. The differ
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by dserban 13y ago
How I can help: I'm a Haskell developer and I'm willing to develop moderately-sized applications for you in my spare time. What I need: I would like some personal branding advice (coaching) from someone who is good at it. I'v
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by dserban 13y ago
Haskell: Programming is not enough like abstract algebra.
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by dserban 13y ago
Introductory video by Stephen Wolfram himself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_P9HqHVPeik
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Wolfram Language(reference.wolfram.com)
217 points by dserban 13y ago|128 comments
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Bjarne Again: Hallelujah for C++ (2013)(theregister.co.uk)
6 points by dserban 13y ago|0 comments
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by dserban 13y ago
> "So, true, there isn't as much reason to hate anymore. But there is a lot of reasons to not forget as well." Hate is perhaps a strong word, but I'd say being acutely aware of whom you're dealing with is still i

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