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by earino 5y ago
Do you happen to know any DevOps training courses you would suggest I looked at?
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by earino 6y ago
The best I can offer is mediocre bro science. I stopped using a computer or any kind of device outside of working hours and (as my condition allowed) I lifted weights. Eventually my grip strength was solid and my pain was minimal. Then i to
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THC in Cannabis Could Help Prevent Fatal Covid-19 Complications(forbes.com)
2 points by earino 6y ago|0 comments
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Technical Debt in Machine Learning Systems (2015) [pdf](papers.nips.cc)
107 points by earino 7y ago|5 comments
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by earino 7y ago
That's cool, thank you!
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by earino 7y ago
This title is somewhat problematic. It makes it sound like the portal has "privacy not included" and yet that is the name of the blog. In fact, the Portal meets the Mozilla Foundation's "Minimum Security Standards&quot
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by earino 7y ago
Some unexpected racism in the story for the Harding Mall in Nashville, TN: > Throughout the many years, this mall really saw the tenants come and go. It was no big deal until foreign language people and gangs took over this part of Nashv
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by earino 7y ago
You have 100gb, the last thing you need is anything more than the absolute minimum in infrastructure overhead. My advice is plain and simple, use Vertica Community Edition. Vertica is, in my opinion, the best possible technology in these sc
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by earino 8y ago
I have a masters degree in Negotiation & Conflict Resolution. There's two books that give you negotiation superpowers: 1. Getting to Yes 2. Getting Past No Those two books by themselves are enough to truly learn how to become an a
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by earino 8y ago
I like this advice, it resonates with my lived experience. I've thought about this some, and the organizational design of enterprise companies is often so different from the leaner designs of startups that the dynamic of needing to hav
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by earino 9y ago
I am really happy Hadley put together a nice concise survey of the different OO systems in R! One of the really great things about having these multiple object systems is that they really do lend themselves to multiple styles of problem sol
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Open Source ML Platform(studio.ml)
2 points by earino 9y ago|0 comments
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by earino 9y ago
I would love to know what you think about Domino Data Lab's solution. I feel pretty strongly about provenance tracking, especially being able to go: artifact <-> experiment <-> code / data <-> environment, and ou
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by earino 9y ago
Full Disclosure, I am the Chief Data Scientist of Domino Data Lab ( https://www.dominodatalab.com ), a company that builds tools for collaboration/scaling of data science a quantitative research teams. I spoke about our view
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by earino 10y ago
Hello everyone, I'm the guy in the video! SPOILER ALERT If you watch you will notice I do a really sneaky thing where it's possible that I'm comparing the two in order to show the folly of saying that it's R vs Python.
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by earino 10y ago
Maybe I'm jaded, but 330k a year or so for the very backbone of your entire real time query analytics infrastructure just doesn't seem unreasonable? This is highly specialized software, tuned and architected for the purpose of ru
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Who Is the Wet Prince of Bel Air? Here Are the Likely Culprits(revealnews.org)
1 points by earino 10y ago|0 comments
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by earino 10y ago
One quick nitpick: > glm, knn, randomForest, e701 (yes, this is actually a meaningful package's name) e701 is not a meaningful package's name. e1071 is! e1071 is a package Misc Functions of the Department of Statistics, Probabi
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by earino 10y ago
Hi! I'm the guy in the video. Happy to answer any questions!
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by earino 10y ago
This is quite cool stuff. The folks at RStudio are really constantly releasing updates to their core IDE and ecosystem that are creating a lot of value for a lot of data science teams. I hope my code always runs fast, but next time it doesn
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by earino 10y ago
good lord that's a lot of megabytes. i hadn't noticed this bloat until i downgraded to a very inexpensive android phone. it functions fundamentally perfectly except for the 8 gigs of storage. 31 megs is a massive amount of storage
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by earino 11y ago
Domino Data Lab - San Francisco, CA We make an enterprise software product that helps data science teams accelerate research, increase collaboration, and more easily operationalize predictive models. Our customers include dozens of sophisti
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by earino 11y ago
Greetings! So I made a small demo for you. If you go to https://app.dominodatalab.com/earino/d3_dashboard_demo/raw/6... you will see a very simplistic, d3 powered, R backed dashboard. It just draws a pie char
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by earino 11y ago
Well, I really don't want to turn this into a sales pitch, but that's the exact use case for Domino's API endpoints. Check out http://support.dominodatalab.com/hc/en-us/articles/204173149... fo
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by earino 11y ago
Two approaches: 1. If you're interested in running a shiny server, use http://rstudio.github.io/shinydashboard/ ! I have used it to build professional high quality dashboards VERY quickly. 2. You can use an API ser
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by earino 11y ago
> Jupyter and R is a bit iffy since the R kernel is not native. Although the kernel works fine, setting it up has a ton of manually-installed dependencies, and in-line plots flat-out give unexpected output. (I've had to cheat by em
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by earino 11y ago
It seems like this list is incomplete without mentioning that both RStudio[1] and Jupyter[2] notebooks now have really first class support for R. There are also two upstatrs, Rodeo[3] and Beaker[4] are doing cool stuff as well. The company
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by earino 11y ago
have we talked about CPAN testers?
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by earino 11y ago
Between this and google's "Machine Learning: The High Interest Credit Card of Technical Debt", I think they're trying to send us messages from the future about what happens when you build a company out of ML and don&#x27
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Hidden Technical Debt in Machine Learning Systems (2015) [pdf](papers.nips.cc)
12 points by earino 11y ago|2 comments

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