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by siscia 10y ago
Actually I believe the problem is more about relevance... However I don't see why this problem isn't been solved yet! Just ask what the website is about and serve only ads in the same space would be already a big win...
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by siscia 10y ago
SEEKING WORK: Location: Milan, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: for the right opportunity Technologies: R, Python, SQL Résumé: on request Email: furfaro.emanuela@gmail.com Just finished a PhD in statistic. I worked on more "class
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by siscia 10y ago
Location: Milan, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: for the right opportunity Technologies: R, Python, SQL Résumé: on request Email: furfaro.emanuela@gmail.com Just finished a PhD in statistic. I worked on more "classical" and
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by siscia 10y ago
A quite interesting business opportunity
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by siscia 10y ago
No, it is not necessary to work. Yes it is necessary as it is a certification, it will make easier move across borders, will make you pay less taxes and will make you easier to hire. You can really get all the notion without a formal educat
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by siscia 10y ago
Great :)
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by siscia 10y ago
I was pondering to collaborate in a similar project and my main concern was mobile bandwith use. As a mobile user I would hate to have my data being use by some random company... It this address in some way?
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Why should I trust you? Explaining the predictions of any classifier(blog.acolyer.org)
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by siscia 10y ago
Just yesterday, browsing the forum of kaggle, I thought that we may need a GitHub for Deep Learning... So that you could link your code to a dataset, have it automatically run, and show the result... Not sure if it is worth the time...
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by siscia 10y ago
I would say all cities (also in the north) but just few exceptions were build before cars where even an idea...
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by siscia 10y ago
I would love to these analysis made for Europe. Here in Italy the oldest part of the city are usually the most popular and most expensive. We don't have THAT much land over here and regulation are pretty strict on what you can build an
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by siscia 10y ago
Have you consider project Gutenberg? Is there any reason why that huge corpus would not be useful? https://www.gutenberg.org/
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Release SQLite version 3.16(sqlite.org)
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by siscia 10y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote I am looking for a technical writer, capable of writing good article about web technologies. Of course you may contact me on: simone [at] mweb [dot] biz
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by siscia 10y ago
Location: Milan, ITALY Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: For the right offer Technologies: R, Python, SQL Rèsumé/CV: On Request Email: furfaro [dot] emanuela [at] gmail [dot] com Just finished a PhD in statistic. I worked on more "
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by siscia 10y ago
rediSQL[1] which is a module that embed SQLite into Redis. It is a fun way to go back to low level C code, I started to kinda miss it after years of high level languages... Right now it only use redis as connectivity layer but I want to mak
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by siscia 10y ago
Cost of living?
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by siscia 10y ago
For the youngest in the conversion such as myself, would you mind make an example? Which of your opinion changed so radically?
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by siscia 10y ago
Yes, you are right, Elixir feels closer to Clojure than ruby in my opinion. Still you need to understand the whole process and OTP deal.
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by siscia 10y ago
> Just to throw my two cents into the mix. You have no idea how much those 2 cents are appreciated, really, I mean it. > The idea of being able to _query_ a single key in a SQL-like fashion is interesting Not sure I understood what yo
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by siscia 10y ago
I tried to spawn a new thread for each request and it was embarrassedly slow, maybe I was doing something wrong from my side, but I believe I will settle for a pool. About the reply the only thing that I see manageable is to include the nam
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by siscia 10y ago
Hi :) sure, I took a deep look at your project and really appreciate you open source it. Do you have any feedback to share? Cheers, Simone
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by siscia 10y ago
Ciao Salvatore, I claim that the module is alpha code. There is a non-blocking implementation on the way. The problem that I am facing is the tradeoff between using a single thread or multiple threads, but I came to the conclusion that it d
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by siscia 10y ago
The modules is born just to fulfill one of our needs: we had several micro-services using redis and no DB at all, but then we find ourselves in the situation where we needed SQL capabilities, redis module where being announced and we give t
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by siscia 10y ago
That is quite interesting and achievable in reasonable bound of complexity. I could associate each DB to a redis key and stream all the UPDATES on each db. At this point you could simply listen to the stream and apply those updates to a mas
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by siscia 10y ago
SQLite gives you a lot of simplicity over client-server databases such as Postgres or MySQL. A straight SQLite database doesn't quite give to you the same kind of possibility, imagine you have multiple machine that want to access the d
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by siscia 10y ago
Hi Azureel, benchmark are a little tricky in this situation. You are sending data to the redis instance, that read your statement and pass it to the module, the module execute and finally reply. And everything really depends on your network
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by siscia 10y ago
Why you say unfortunately? What are your uses cases? It is possible to have in SQLite the keys from redis, however it does require a level of complexity that must be justified.
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by siscia 10y ago
Didn't quite get your question. SQLite does implement the LIKE operator. From the module: 127.0.0.1:6379> REDISQL.EXEC "CREATE TABLE text_search(t TEXT);" OK 127.0.0.1:6379> REDISQL.EXEC "INSERT INTO text_s
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by siscia 10y ago
It may. The real question in my opinion is: What kind of replication we need? We want to replicate just to being sure that the data is safe? Then really you could simply stream to all the replicas what happens to the master. You want to inc

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