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Littleme
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About Littleme
ian@cloudera.com
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Comment #6733537
(Course author here) Thanks. We chose Python because it's a little more approachable for many people that Java, and is the language used in Udacity's Comp Sci 101 course. Also, usi…
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Comment #6019883
ISP: Comcast Location: Nashville, TN
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Comment #5694536
I travel a lot. I locate the place I'll be working at on Google Maps, then type 'hotels' in the search box to find nearby hotels. Find one that's part of the Hilton chain (I collec…
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Comment #4997934
I hate to sound like a shill for the company I work for, but Cloudera Manager ( https://ccp.cloudera.com/display/SUPPORT/Cloudera+Manager+Do... ) is free for up to 50 nodes and mak…
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Comment #4689747
I use a Kindle for reading simply because of the lack of distractions. On the iPad I see notifications every time someone posts on Facebook, every time I get a new e-mail... it's h…
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Comment #3060374
Anywhere in the USA Cloudera - http://www.cloudera.com We're the leader in Apache Hadoop-based software and services. We're hiring in a ton of positions - check our careers page fo…
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Comment #2956579
Sorry -- didn't realize it wasn't showing up. It's there now.
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Comment #2950048
Palo Alto/San Francisco/Anywhere (USA). Cloudera. http://www.cloudera.com/company/careers/ Lots of openings for engineers, ops, business development... In particular, I'm looking f…
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Comment #2831932
San Francisco/Palo Alto/Anywhere Cloudera is hiring -- we have a ton of open positions in areas including business development, engineering, solutions architects, IT, product manag…
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Comment #1985416
Cloudera's looking for an Operations Engineer. From our job description: Cloudera is looking for an Operations Engineer to join our engineering team. You must have a strong underst…
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Comment #1558355
If you're doing "deep technology work" in a field that's as relatively new as Hadoop, chances are your name will start to make it out there -- and that you'll start to become known…
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Comment #1391974
It's very scary that you didn't already know about them. They haven't exactly been in stealth mode -- most people have been aware of them for at least the last three months.