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Fire And Motion – Joel on Software
Fire And Motion – Joel on Software
Sometimes I just can’t get anything done. Sure, I come into the office, putter around, check my email every ten seconds, read the web, even do a few brainless tasks like paying the American E…
·joelonsoftware.com·
Fire And Motion – Joel on Software
How I detect fake news - O'Reilly Media
How I detect fake news - O'Reilly Media
How I traced the falsity of one internet meme, and what that teaches us about how an algorithm might do it.
·oreilly.com·
How I detect fake news - O'Reilly Media
Selective XML Indexes: Not Bad At All - Brent Ozar Unlimited®
Selective XML Indexes: Not Bad At All - Brent Ozar Unlimited®
Promises, Promises I said I’d follow up on this, and here it is. I’m by no means the world’s foremost authority on these, I just played with a simple example until I figured out what worked the best for my query. So you can all play along at home, I’m using XML we all have...
·brentozar.com·
Selective XML Indexes: Not Bad At All - Brent Ozar Unlimited®
Gomix
Gomix
Simple, powerful, free tools to create and use millions of apps.
·gomix.com·
Gomix
Mobile is eating the world — Benedict Evans
Mobile is eating the world — Benedict Evans
As we pass 2.5bn smartphones on earth and head towards 5bn, and mobile moves from creation to deployment, the questions change. What's the state of the smartphone, machine learning and 'GAFA', and what can we build as we stand on the shoulders of giants?
·ben-evans.com·
Mobile is eating the world — Benedict Evans
Buffers Sometimes Beat Bandwidth For Networks
Buffers Sometimes Beat Bandwidth For Networks
Just like every kind of compute job cannot be handled by a single type of microprocessor, the diversity of networking tasks in the datacenters of the
·nextplatform.com·
Buffers Sometimes Beat Bandwidth For Networks
Configuring the Future for FPGAs in Genomics
Configuring the Future for FPGAs in Genomics
With the announcement of FPGA instances hitting the Amazon cloud and similar such news expected from FPGA experts Microsoft via Azure, among others, the
·nextplatform.com·
Configuring the Future for FPGAs in Genomics
Neo4j With Scala: Neo4j vs ElasticSearch | Knoldus
Neo4j With Scala: Neo4j vs ElasticSearch | Knoldus
Hello Graphistas, Are you missing this series :) ? Welcome back again in the series of Neo4j with Scala ;) . Let's start our journey again. Till now we have t
·blog.knoldus.com·
Neo4j With Scala: Neo4j vs ElasticSearch | Knoldus
Real-time event aggregation at scale using Postgres w/ Citus
Real-time event aggregation at scale using Postgres w/ Citus
Citus is commonly used to scale out event data pipelines on top of PostgreSQL. Its ability to transparently shard data and parallelise queries over many machines makes it possible to have real-time responsiveness even with terabytes of data.
·citusdata.com·
Real-time event aggregation at scale using Postgres w/ Citus
Off-The-Shelf Hacker: Linux Pipes, Redirection and AWK - The New Stack
Off-The-Shelf Hacker: Linux Pipes, Redirection and AWK - The New Stack
In the October 29th article, “Off-The-Shelf Hacker: Deploying And Testing The ESP8266-PIR Yard Sensor,” I briefly talked about capturing the data from the yard sensor, via the network, to a Linux machine for later analysis. Writing the data out to a file proved unreliable, so I suggested readers explore solutions on their own. As with all…
·thenewstack.io·
Off-The-Shelf Hacker: Linux Pipes, Redirection and AWK - The New Stack
Test Driven Development w/ Apache Spark – Medium
Test Driven Development w/ Apache Spark – Medium
When i first started working on data applications using Spark i was very happy to see that they thought about testing from the start…
·medium.com·
Test Driven Development w/ Apache Spark – Medium