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frak_your_couch
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Comment #16214362
I'm the author of the blog post, so if you have questions or comments to me then you can reply here. :)
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Comment #12090007
So, you guys forked gemfire, spark and spark-jobserver. Are you planning on going back into mainline or will you be maintaining the forks to stay current at some interval?
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Comment #10937987
Hey, sorry, got busy yesterday and forgot to respond to this. Well, I work for a Hadoop distribution, so I may have some biases showing through in my setup. I like to use spark in …
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Comment #10930990
Shameless plug for a series of blog posts that I wrote in 2014 about this dataset. The aim was to demonstrate how to analyze data with Spark and Python, but probably the most inter…
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Comment #9171716
Great idea! I signed up, but I worry that there's no geographical adjustment for salaries. For instance, I make $200k and live in Cleveland. Even 20% more in NYC or SF is a very di…
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Comment #8618815
If you are interested in this, you might be interested in my (warning: shameless plug) 5 part blog series located at http://blog.caseystella.com/pyspark-openpayments-analysis.ht...…
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Comment #7938967
I agree, I was super skeptical when I started with my current employer due to this policy. I cynically assumed it was intended to somehow deter me from taking any vacation. Then I …
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Comment #7824783
So does Hortonworks as of 2.1 http://hortonworks.com/blog/announcing-hdp-2-1-tech-preview-...
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Comment #7717020
Just wanted to add that I'm the author. If anyone has any questions, I'm happy to comment here.
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Comment #7639804
I've been the engineer in that scenario a number of times in my life. Almost every time there were management people who stayed who just couldn't contribute. Honestly, I didn't par…
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Comment #7421413
I guess this means IPO isn't going to happen this year.
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Comment #4530243
First thing that comes to mind is maybe you're underselling your successes in your resume. In particular, if you've been working a long time in the banking sector and you don't men…
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Comment #2426097
Hey, sorry, one more time. The updated link is also wrong, it's relative to your blog rather than absolute i.e. http://technocalifornia.blogspot.com/2011/04/research.yahoo.... as o…
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Comment #2424545
Just curious, why would you tell them your current salary? In salary negotiations, wouldn't that give the employer a substantial advantage in bargaining? I've been asked this befor…
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Comment #2424153
I just wanted to point out that the link on your blog to PureSVD points to the wikipedia page for Discounted Cumulative Gain.
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Comment #2337841
Well, I do disagree on the quality aspect. I'd like to see a high quality Calc I and II textbook that's free, coherent, and not aimed at MIT students. My wife is a faculty member a…
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Comment #2337608
I have not, thanks for the tip. I looked at a book or so, but didn't see an easy away to comment on individual paragraphs like in "Real World Haskell", but maybe more of the interf…
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Comment #2337548
Well, I'd love and welcome a good high-quality open source textbook movement that happens to also be high quality. It's the quality issue that's the major problem at the moment, I'…
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Comment #2227185
I think you defended your use of satire very well. Good job.
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Comment #1935661
Yeah, I came across Barr and Wells 5 years ago in grad school and found it almost impossible to buy. I ended up getting a copy from the library and photocopying and rebinding it. L…
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Comment #1935564
Any suggestions for a good Category Theory texts that're oriented to CS and go beyond the "classical" connections between cartesian closed categories and lambda calculi? Or am I st…