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I completely agree that this model is waiting for a fullstack framework to come along. Full fledged React apps are way too hard to get running on the server, even if theoretically possible. A second component though is caching. Most fast
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Are there any actual examples of full-fledged isomorphic React applications? All the examples I've seen are toys. I mean isomorphic routing, flux architecture, async data access, etc.
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Sense - San Francisco - https://sense.io Fullstack/Frontend Engineer - We're looking for fullstack/frontend developers to help build a next-generation platform for data science and big data analytics built by and
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Sense - San Francisco or Remote | https://sense.io We're building a next-generation platform for data science and big data analytics built by and for data scientists. We're a small team, venture backed, and located in
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Sense - San Francisco or Remote | https://sense.io We're building a next-generation platform for data science and big data analytics built by and for data scientists. We're a small team, venture backed, and located in
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Somebody really needs to write an open source Firebase clone. There's a gaping void in the market for something that doesn't lock users in and supports on-premise installs. This could be a pure open source project or open source
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https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~pavlo/courses/fall2013/static/papers...
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The Design and Implementation of Probabilistic Programming Languages
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Sense - San Francisco (SOMA/Remote) - https://senseplatform.com We're building a next-generation cloud platform for data science. If you love data, statistics, machine learning, and challenging problems, you'll lo
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Sense - Next-Generation Data Science Platform - San Francisco, CA https://senseplatform.com jobs@senseplatform.com ------------------------- Frontend/Fullstack Developer We're looking for a frontend/fullstack engi
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Everybody brings their own terminology to these issues, given their background. This is all just statistics. While I think the intuition of your terminology makes some sense, it's probably the wrong frame. It's important for pe
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Supporting docker caching would be huge.
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It appears that AmisaDB is in-memory only, only supports read committed isolation, and has limited transactions semantics (no arbitrary JS). This is pretty far from what DocumentDB seems to offer. http://www.amisalabs.com/A
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Sense - San Francisco, Remote - https://senseplatform.com Sense is next-generation platform for data science and big data analytics. We're building something awesome, are venture backed, and located in San Francisco. We&#x
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What's the trend around external vs. eventual consistency at Facebook? I ask this comparing eventual consistency in TOA and Google's shift towards external consistency in Spanner.
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Most probabilistic programming languages give you samples from the distribution of execution traces that are consistent with the observed data. No probabilistic programming languages actually run things backward. They all use standard Baye
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There is a good tutorial here: http://code.cogbits.com/wiki/doku.php?id=start
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It would be great if Cap'n Proto had better library implementations. This is one area where Protobuf, MsgPack, and, of course, JSON win.
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Calvin: Massively-scalable transactional database
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Sense - https://senseplatform.com - Lead UX/UI Designer At Sense, we're building next-generation data science platform to power the future of science and business. We're a small team, ventured backed, and located
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Is there any story for persistent data / running database services?
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Sense - https://senseplatform.com - San Francisco We're building the most powerful platform for data scientists tackling the toughest problems in science and business. We're a tiny team (currently 100% PhDs), venture
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Sense - https://senseplatform.com - San Francisco We're building a next-generation data science platform to tackle the toughest problems in science and business. We're looking to expand our team of two. If you love ta
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The Cuban comment in that thread is interesting: "I didn't miss a thing. When a company raises hundreds of millions of dollars I would have been diluted to nothing. But the bigger issue is that I'm not a fan of situations whe
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Putting aside bandits and all that, it seems like the first step should be to set up a hierarchical prior which performs shrinkage. Multiple comparisons and stopping issues are largely due to using frequentist tests rather than a simple pr
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This is also typically written in algorithms like: N = rows(data) for i in 1:N blah So even though 1:0 may seem not unnatural, it actually reads perfectly in most code.
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I'm guessing you don't translate algorithms in scientific papers. The reality is that having one notation for mathematics and programming is a convincing argument to many. More broadly, this indexing thing is trivial. Let'
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Sense - https://senseplatform.com - SF, NYC, REMOTE We're a just launched startup building a radically better platform for data science. We've received tremendous response from both individual data scientists and CTOs
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Distributed Computing in R with foreach and doRedis
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It's not necessarily about pushing the boundaries of math. The simpler you can make the math the better for a given level of insight. But I don't think it's "easy" to derive clean mathematical results for many econ
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