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Interactive Analytics: Redshift vs. Snowflake vs. BigQuery(periscopedata.com)
2 points by skynode 10y ago|0 comments
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by skynode 10y ago
Currently building something in the data science space myself. Mostly for the Enterprise though.
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by skynode 10y ago
I think it's also important to consider and analyze technological advances in the context of various periods in the historical development of humanity. For much more than half of the 20th century, nations were at war with each other, t
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Lazy JavaScript Parsing in V8(mattzeunert.com)
1 points by skynode 10y ago|0 comments
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by skynode 10y ago
As usual, another title selection that has been passed through the finely tuned media/techno filters for maximum shock value. Survival of the Fittest Group is actually more to the point.
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by skynode 10y ago
A developer-review system could handle the possibility of low quality work from savage devs, whether they reside in the Western hemisphere or anywhere else. 2 bad reviews and you're out. Actually, after the first bad review, should be
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by skynode 10y ago
Twitter should leave the platform as is currently and clone into an alternate twitter-verse, ATV, where all kinda vices and foul language would be allowed and supported. Original Twitter would be more intolerant of trolls, related vices an
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ES2015: The Spread Syntax(developer.mozilla.org)
3 points by skynode 10y ago|0 comments
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by skynode 10y ago
I recommend this AI/ML learning method too. Practical first. Trust me, it'll keep you from getting bored/sleepy. And for the practicals, I'll also suggest going over some of the hands-on examples at blog.algorithmia.com,
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by skynode 10y ago
Hopefully this won't be another ResearchGate dressed in open source clothing.
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by skynode 10y ago
Democratize all the things. Democracy is dead. Long live AI Democracy.
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by skynode 10y ago
A Procrustean-Bed situation right here; it can be hard to accept some (looming?) reality particularly when the consequences for your craft and pocket are very unpalatable. Well, we've been told that software is eating the world. We for
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How to Set Up a Node.js App for Production on Ubuntu 16.04(digitalocean.com)
1 points by skynode 10y ago|0 comments
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by skynode 10y ago
Interesting. I also think a lot of functionalities, and annotations are definitely one of them, which are currently manual could implemented in much better ways. Fundamentally, charts really haven't changed much over the last half cent
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Ask HN: What are your current pain points while using data viz software?
3 points by skynode 10y ago|2 comments
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by skynode 10y ago
I think this is an important contribution to the discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13840282
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How much should you charge for your Software-as-a-Service tool?(medium.freecodecamp.com)
2 points by skynode 10y ago|1 comments
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by skynode 10y ago
Become a bot and get to keep your job. :)
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What is Kubernetes?(kubernetes.io)
2 points by skynode 10y ago|0 comments
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Lazy JavaScript Parsing in V8(mattzeunert.com)
1 points by skynode 10y ago|0 comments
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by skynode 10y ago
While we seek out new areas that are ripe for disruption, I'm particularly excited about what MapD is doing using GPUs in analytics. Disclaimer: I don't work for MapD.
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by skynode 10y ago
>then you'll create a huge amount of value for companies around the world and it should be easy to transfer some of that value into your pockets. Corollary: It's probably time for a much wider adoption of bitcoin in tech. To tr
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by skynode 10y ago
'Top-down' is actually why data management is still the way it is. Our handling of the primitives (think bottom-up approach) that build up to how things are structured at the higher level is still subpar at best, resulting in the
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by skynode 10y ago
We need to simplify the whole lifecycle of data management. It is still considerably complex. We'll see an accelerated revolution in other areas such as machine learning when this simplification is complete.
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by skynode 10y ago
TypeScript async/await helps a lot with this. Type safety plus async ops. Awesomeness.
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by skynode 10y ago
This iterative process of finding the best product-market fit, probably the most excruciating task ever. It's really not easy or there won't be 9-5 devs anymore.
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The AppDynamics Story(linkedin.com)
2 points by skynode 10y ago|1 comments
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by skynode 10y ago
I'm currently facing the same dilemma as an indie developer working on a data analysis/data visualization product. Companies like Tableau and co can afford to squeeze the juice of indie developers by offering similar featured prod
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C# IL Viewer for Visual Studio Code(josephwoodward.co.uk)
2 points by skynode 10y ago|0 comments
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Strict mode(developer.mozilla.org)
2 points by skynode 10y ago|0 comments

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