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andrix
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About andrix
Software engineer. Doing technical sales for living. Machine Learning and Data analytics student. Avid reader.
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Comment #22542400
Cool. I'll take a look at the book. I was specifically interested in Python design patterns. I still remember the talk from Alex Martinelli at Google: https://www.youtube.com/watch…
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Comment #22517952
I wonder if there is an updated version of this wonderful resource by Norvig. I read it about 12 years ago, and I still found it so useful. In general, all the work by Peter Norvig…
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Comment #11869062
This is a great news for OpenData and Data journalist. I think this promote much more the easy sharing of Datasets and also initiatives like the Panama papers, or WikiLeaks.
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Comment #5705845
I think it's not a fight. RDBMS has been there for many years and they have proved to work in many areas. NoSQL databases born for new needs people was asking to have in their new …
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Comment #5705029
Exactly. It just mention why MongoDB hasn't worked for us.
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Comment #4614383
Have you checked http://privnote.com ?
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Comment #3720169
I own an HP dm4 ( http://goo.gl/uCRa ) running Ubuntu 11.10, it's not an ultrabook, but everything run out of the box and all working (except fingerprint device - which I don't car…
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Google+ reopened invitation period
If you have a g+ account, you now can send invitations again.
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Comment #1880910
Who am I? I'm a developer and a Computer Engineering student at the public university in Uruguay. What hardware am I using? * 15.6 HP G62 laptop (Core i3 / 4 GB ram / 320 GB 7200 d…
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Comment #1866452
I'm wondering if this is the start of a set of open source lunching from google of its core tools. AFAIK, sawzall without mapreduce is like a car without the engine, but anyway I'm…
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Comment #1851969
:) Agree. Org-mode is great! It's extremely simple and the best of all is that save everything into plain text files that you can track with any version control system.
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Comment #1851888
Emacs. I've used to to code in Vim/Gvim, but I switched to Emacs just to try and learn about Lisp. Emacs has tons of interesting "plugins" to add, and actually I'm using emacs as m…
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Comment #1587689
Python has Scrapy ( http://scrapy.org ), quoting: "Scrapy is a fast high-level screen scraping and web crawling framework, used to crawl websites and extract structured data from t…
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Comment #1287812
The same to me, Asimov influenced me a lot. Also, IMHO, he is one of the best Sci-Fi writer ever and one of his best book is The End of Eternity.
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Comment #527814
Hey! Greetings from Montevideo, Uruguay!