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Packetloop: Startup detects Oracle Java exploit in raw packet logs with Hadoop(hortonworks.com)
3 points by rjurney 14y ago|0 comments
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by rjurney 14y ago
This system seems to be the best at dealing with big graphs, both in real-time and in batch.
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Big Graph Data on Hortonworks Data Platform(hortonworks.com)
16 points by rjurney 14y ago|2 comments
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by rjurney 14y ago
Start charging money for Tweetro. Problem solved.
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by rjurney 14y ago
Working on it!
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by rjurney 14y ago
I wrote about this here: http://hortonworks.com/blog/dinosaurs-are-real-microsoft-wow... It includes raptors.
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by rjurney 14y ago
neato!
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by rjurney 14y ago
I think the idea is... at the moment there is this elite few people that actually have the entire skill-set of 'data scientist,' to one degree or another... but we need more of them. And the way to achieve this isn't to say, "Get a decade's
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by rjurney 14y ago
Net, I think. The LED bulbs aren't so inefficient. But there is an up front cost of about $250 per Aerogrow. It's the tallest/biggest unit you need.
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by rjurney 14y ago
In California, selling cannibas to a co-op you belong to as a patient could be a nice supplemental income. An Aerogrow makes it easy, and with six legal plants, you can grow at least 1.5 pounds every 90 days. I think it works out that you c
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by rjurney 14y ago
I like the simplicity. I can fix something that is broken.
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Big Data NLP with Pig, Cassandra, Python, NLTK and Flask(hortonworks.com)
11 points by rjurney 14y ago|0 comments
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by rjurney 14y ago
Remember the FREE KEVIN bumper stickers? FREE AARON. Just to elaborate... what it seems we have here is a brilliant engineer and idealist leftie that lost his grip on what is reasonable. He seriously fucked up, and then he seriously fucked
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by rjurney 14y ago
The YC crowd needs to pay attention to this. There will be a new wave of startups based on the common crawl as it develops.
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by rjurney 14y ago
I'm always confused by these kinds of posts. You really only code in one language most of the time? I code in half a dozen every day.
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by rjurney 14y ago
Yeah, I don't think Americans look stupid. I was just explaining the cultural difference.
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by rjurney 14y ago
Colored lanterns is how he projected them in color, according to the article.
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by rjurney 14y ago
Russians don't walk around smiling, unless something good happens to smile about. In fact, smiling Americans look stupid grinning all the time.
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Pig as Connector: HBase, and code sharing between JRuby, Sinatra and Pig UDFs(hortonworks.com)
5 points by rjurney 14y ago|0 comments
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An Open Threat to Apache Kafka Committers(mail-archives.apache.org)
3 points by rjurney 14y ago|0 comments
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by rjurney 14y ago
Its not spam. I am the author and am linking to it from my personal blog.
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Hadoop, Mongo and Node.js: from Big Data to your Browser(datasyndrome.com)
9 points by rjurney 14y ago|4 comments
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Hadoop, Mongo and Node.js: Web Apps at Scale(hortonworks.com)
2 points by rjurney 14y ago|0 comments
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Avro to Mongo in one line with avro_to_mongo.pig(datasyndrome.com)
1 points by rjurney 14y ago|0 comments
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by rjurney 14y ago
I did.
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by rjurney 14y ago
Lets be clear: Pig powers Yahoo and LinkedIn. Large enterprises. There's no question whether it is production ready.
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by rjurney 14y ago
I'll add them.
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by rjurney 14y ago
I'd like to see more YC companies using Pig.
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Search Big Data in Five Minutes with Pig, Wonderdog and ElasticSearch(hortonworks.com)
39 points by rjurney 14y ago|14 comments
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by rjurney 14y ago
That is a problem for me, because I want all events of one type running through one AMQP queue to monitor throughput, etc.

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