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The Tradeoffs of Large Scale Learning [pdf](leon.bottou.org)
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by suj1th 8y ago
I guess it's best if Jeremy starts the repo himself, and we contribute to it. But I agree; cannot understate the importance of solutions to make the best use of this book.
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Experience Replay for Continual Learning [pdf](arxiv.org)
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by suj1th 8y ago
Thank you for sharing an interesting paper. The similarity between Raft and Viewstamped Replication is easy to gauge. The original Raft paper too acknowledges this similarity. OTOH, the similarity between Paxos and Raft is not very apparent
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How to Engineer Biology(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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Linearizability versus Serializability in a Infographic(sujithjay.com)
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A Simple Dichotomy for Modeling Data-Intensive Systems(sujithjay.com)
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Using Elastic APM in Kubernetes(medium.com)
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Understanding Apache Spark on YARN(sujithjay.com)
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by suj1th 8y ago
Can you elaborate a bit more on the STAR approach? A link, perhaps, on how to use it when giving a talk?
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Shuffle Hash and Sort Merge Joins in Apache Spark(sujithjay.com)
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How Conversations on StackOverflow Teach You(sujithjay.com)
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by suj1th 8y ago
A similar learning experience for me was when I was exploring Apache Calcite. That again is only query, and no storage. It has a concept of 'adapters' which, I assume, is similar to the postgres-like foreign data wrappers you ment
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Religion for the Nonreligious (2014)(waitbutwhy.com)
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Concurrency and Parallelism(sujithjay.com)
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by suj1th 9y ago
Thanks for sharing the blog-post. I use Scala on Docker, and the features/fixes you mention certainly helps me in simplifying my deployments.
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Craft Minimal Bug Reports(matthewrocklin.com)
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by suj1th 9y ago
A similar situation was seen in India, when Uber entered the market. Most of the then-existing hail-taxi users were users of Ola (the home-grown service). Users here use both apps at the same time (comparing ride prices to make the choice).
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by suj1th 9y ago
In a way, I am trying to link it with the central limit theorems. But, I may be woefully lost. I am just a novice in this.
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by suj1th 9y ago
The short answer is I don't know. However, the convenience of simplifying the calculations is, in my opinion, a win. Again, I am myself not convinced. Probably, my premise on the ubiquitousness of normality assumption on the residuals
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The Assumption of Normality in Time Series(sujithjay.com)
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by suj1th 9y ago
I can relate to this. I grew up in India when India was a closed economy, with anything (commodities or services) either too expensive or limited by license raj. My father, being a lowly government official, did have a steady but meagre inc
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by suj1th 9y ago
not to mention, some awesome references at the end of each chapter. I had made it a point after each chapter to randomly pick an interesting reference and read that as well.
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by suj1th 9y ago
I have recently started organising little snippets of learning I gather during work using dnote ( https://dnote.io/ ). For instance, I have organised multiple 'books' around topics such as regex, Apache Spark config
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by suj1th 9y ago
The counter argument for this is that far too many blog posts stretch an idea, opinion or observation into far too many words, when a single tweet could suffice to state them. I think this post is an excellent example of this.
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Behaviour of ORDER BY in FROM: MariaDB vs. MySQL(sujithjay.com)
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Overview of Spatial Join Techniques (2006)[pdf](cs.umd.edu)
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An Early Employee's Field Guide to Workplace Arguments(sujithjay.com)
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by suj1th 9y ago
So would you say people who do master complex mathematical concepts too learn from examples, rather than a deductive approach of understanding pure theory?
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by suj1th 9y ago
IMO, deductive learning is limiting ( we are limited by the span of our examples), but it has great recall value. Inductive learning is harder to commit to long-term memory; particularly, when learning something which you find scant use for

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