rjurney

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by rjurney 9y ago
It is not a global statement :)
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by rjurney 9y ago
There is a way to do this in Tensorflow, where you try to expand your training data images by altering them, moving them around, etc. However, this is not used with large training sets.
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by rjurney 9y ago
What you are seeing as "dying" is actually "widespread adoption and maturity", only you've moved on because you're "latest and greatest." Nothing wrong with that, but doesn't mean anything has di
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GitHub Network Science: N^2 Graph Explosions(blog.datasyndrome.com)
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Generalists Dominate Data Science(kdnuggets.com)
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by rjurney 9y ago
The better link for Americans is here on National Geographic: https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2018/02/maya-laser-lidar... It lists a special including the Lidar discoveries on Feb 6 on National Geographic.
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GitHub Network Science: Deriving New Edge Types from Queries(blog.datasyndrome.com)
1 points by rjurney 9y ago|0 comments
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GitHub Network Science Using JanusGraph(blog.datasyndrome.com)
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Creating a better GitHub project rating(medium.com)
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by rjurney 9y ago
Ah, AOHell. I hung with the creator as a teenager on IRC. One day someone came into the channel and they were screaming and ranting because... they were logged into AOL as Steve Case. I didn't hop on to verify, but he was kick-banning
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Open Sourcing Relato's Business Graph Database (400K Links)(blog.datasyndrome.com)
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A Manifesto for Agile Data Science(oreilly.com)
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by rjurney 9y ago
Also friendship and family are tied together. I would think they controlled for these things? I did not read the paper.
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by rjurney 9y ago
This mirrors my experiencing gardening in Georgia. We have about half an inch of topsoil there, and below that is pure red clay with close to zero organic matter in it. If you want to have a garden, you add compost. I added a couple thousan
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A Tale of Two Kafka Clients: choosing open source software(blog.datasyndrome.com)
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Generalists Dominate Data Science(blog.datasyndrome.com)
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Rules for Crash Course Data Engineering(blog.datasyndrome.com)
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by rjurney 9y ago
I can't even understand what you are all talking about. Crazy kids. I'm not even kidding. Usually I can figure out what the topic of conversation is if I'm not familiar with it, but in this case I'm like three degrees re
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by rjurney 9y ago
You shouldn't. Work in open source instead. If that project takes off, start a company. This way you benefit everyone instead of just yourself if you fail. Which you probably will.
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by rjurney 9y ago
He belongs in jail.
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by rjurney 9y ago
No, it's a jerk on Hacker News.
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by rjurney 9y ago
I wouldn't take Khosla's money if they offered it to me, so terrible is his behavior regarding public access to the beach at his house. He has thugs chasing people off from public access.
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by rjurney 9y ago
All children should have something like a year of Ju Jitsu, which teaches falling as a daily part of class. I had three years, and it has saved me from injury on half a dozen occasions. On one occasion, I fell down a full flight of stairs h
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by rjurney 9y ago
Except cloud computing. HDFS is only useful if you own hardware. HDFS is still useful for these workloads, but calling it "Hadoop" when you are using "Spark" as the execution engine doesn't make sense. You are using
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by rjurney 9y ago
Don't use Hadoop even if your data is big. Spark replaced it.
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by rjurney 10y ago
The docs say nothing about this. If you've implemented pmap, maybe that is useful. But the framework itself doesn't seem to do anything.
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by rjurney 10y ago
pandas does a lot. This does nothing. That's the difference.
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by rjurney 10y ago
Yeah, why does anyone need something to run some functions in order for them? I can do that, thanks. If it ran them on some... say 'big data' platform, that would be something. As is, this does not deserve to be front page. This i
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by rjurney 10y ago
What strange things to want to be in 2017. "Desktop" and "Flash" are not exactly hot spaces or desirable technologies.
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by rjurney 10y ago
Why does the landing weight effect the air it displaces?

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