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I did see this. While interesting, it's pretty rudimentary in the Data world. Google is supposedly developing a TensorFlow API for Go, would be interesting to see deployments of that.
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I've looked at Julia once or twice but at the time it wasn't mature enough to do what I needed. Sounds like I should give it another look though.
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I've been watching Go from the sidelines for 2 years now. I do data engineering work and most of that is on the JVM (Spark, Scalding, Hadoop, Kafka). I wonder if there will ever be a push for Go in that space. I know NSQ has been imple
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Coding Boot Camps Attract Tech Companies
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Food Poisonings in the United States
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10y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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I forgot Glenn Beck was alive until I scrolled past this.
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Why are we worried about a chat app that hasn't been released yet?
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Mobile Home Parks in the United States
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Beating the living shit out of this dead horse.
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Getting Started with Beanstalkd and Node.js
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Predatory lending as a service.
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That's a fair criticism. I don't have data on common modes of transit to games, unfortunately. I can assume that it's high for big cities but there is no way for me to know for sure. If I run across that data, I'll for s
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10y ago
I have 3 Withings products and I must say all 3 have helped improve my life and health. I hope this helps create more great things rather than uncertainty.
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The expense of an MLB game
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Optimal Number of Workers for Parallel Julia
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Koa.js from a Hapi.js Users Perspective
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JS developers who don’t know what closure is are fine
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Semicolons matter
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The Beauty of Error Handling in Scala
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Streams in Node.js
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Scala.js and React
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Safer universal equivalence (==) for Scala
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Chess position evaluation with convolutional neural network in Julia
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Segment is always killing it.
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Travis CI: “You Have Too Many Tests LOLZ”
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How Colorado Is Turning Food Waste into Electricity
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Rat Sightings in New York City Visualized
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You Have Ruined Build Systems
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Spectacle Code Slide
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