samuell

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   Comparing MapReduce and Flow-Based Programming (2013)(cboblog.typepad.com)

   2 points by samuell 10y ago|0 comments
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   by samuell 10y ago

   Good question ... I did only try the GCE version (colleagues tried AWS etc). Open an issue and ask Marco! :)
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   by samuell 10y ago

   Folks wanting an easy road to deploying Kube on (so far) AWS, GCE and OpenStack, with bare metal and local on the roadmap, might want to check out KubeNow: https://github.com/kubenow/KubeNow Tries to re-use as much as
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   by samuell 10y ago

   Ouch, didn't see that the formatting got lost before editing was frozen ... should be: Processes: A (ports out1, out2) B (ports in1, out1) C (ports in1, out1) Connections: A.out1 -> B.in1 A.out2 -> C.in1
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   MapReduce and Flow-based Programming (2013)(cboblog.typepad.com)

   1 points by samuell 10y ago|0 comments
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   by samuell 10y ago

   > If a language can allow mutability in an area of code without allowing side effects to escape from it we can have all of the reasoning advantage that FP gives us at a level above the mutations. We can also have the performance we want.
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   A matrix of statically compiled programming languages by "wishlist" features(docs.google.com)

   1 points by samuell 10y ago|0 comments
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   by samuell 10y ago

   Awesome, thanks for the elaboration!
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   by samuell 10y ago

   Would you like to help me gather data on my list of "Compiled Programming Languages by Wishlist Features"? (Feel free to add more "wishlist" features and languages, as well as add in or update details. Please add comment
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    [Let's crowd-source] Compiled Programming Languages by Wishlist Features(docs.google.com)

    1 points by samuell 10y ago|1 comments
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Well, I found one now: BigDatalog ( https://github.com/ashkapsky/BigDatalog ). Posted a separate HN link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13064674
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    by samuell 10y ago

    See paper here: http://yellowstone.cs.ucla.edu/~yang/paper/sigmod2016-p958.p...
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    BigDatalog: Big Data Analytics with Datalog Queries on Spark(github.com)

    3 points by samuell 10y ago|1 comments
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Cypher doesn't have named queries (and thus not recursive ditto either), AFAIK. I asked some Neo4j guys on a meetup some time ago, and they didn't even seem to really understand the question at first. It's a pity. I'd be
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Thanks tons, I've been searching hard for content like this!
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Thanks! Yea, we pretty strongly favor anything open sourceish, but it doesn't hurt to at least know about the other alternatives though.
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Well, thinking about it, I guess one could achieve aspects of this by using lazy iterators in a functional programming language too, but it still seems to lack the declarative nature that you get with the unification / pattern matching
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Thanks! Datalog library for clojure is something I should definitely look up. Will think hard about the suggestion of using some functional language instead also ... you for sure got me thinking! :) Feel free to share any pointers regarding
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Yep. Then we would also use it to build high-level research data processing tools at university ( http://pharmb.io ). Right now, I'm sifting through the internet to find any other (up to date) similar system supporting datalo
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    SciLuigi: Making Luigi more pluggable with Flow-based programming principles(jcheminf.springeropen.com)

    3 points by samuell 10y ago|0 comments
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    Paper: Making Luigi more “pluggable” with Flow-based programming principles(jcheminf.springeropen.com)

    3 points by samuell 10y ago|0 comments
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    by samuell 10y ago

    For understanding the mechanics of matrix multiplication, I found it useful to think in an analogy consisting of a grid of two layers of pipes; One -- the input-pipes -- coming in one direction, and the other -- the output pipes -- laid in
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    MolecularRift – Oculus Rift for Drug Design(github.com)

    2 points by samuell 10y ago|0 comments
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    by samuell 10y ago

    MATLAB was kind of my "first love" as an undergrad in biotech engineering, for simulating biochemical network in a course. I have since drifted away towards python, and lately Go, but MATLAB/Octave always has a directness tha
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    Ada in the IoT?(semiwiki.com)

    2 points by samuell 10y ago|0 comments
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    Video: The Ada 2012 Story [6:13](youtube.com)

    2 points by samuell 10y ago|0 comments
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    by samuell 10y ago

    For some up-to-date or "still relevant" Ada links, see: https://github.com/samuell/awesome-ada See especially the site devoted to Ada 2012, the latest (stable) language version: http://www.ada2012.
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    Why aren't developers interested in Ada? (2009)(embedded.com)

    1 points by samuell 10y ago|1 comments
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Reporting quite a similar experience as Daniel Whitenack spoke about, in his GopherCon talk about Go for Data Science: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5tDubyXLrQ See also his answers to some follow-up questions: http:&#x2
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    by samuell 10y ago

    Not if you read something like this: https://www.seas.gwu.edu/~mfeldman/ada-project-summary.html Sure, the "military" list is the longest, but far from the only one. I also notice four Swedish military system