Why am I envious of Hadoop and Big Data geeks in the Valley?
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Why am I envious of Hadoop and Big Data geeks in the Valley?
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Re: Why am I envious of Hadoop and Big Data geeks in the Valley?
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Re: Why am I envious of Hadoop and Big Data geeks in the Valley?
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I work in this field and I have to agree with you. I think most serious engineers and statisticians would too. It's just that decision makers are nervous that they are not doing "big data" or need a "data scientist" (which from their descriptions to me sounds like a fairy god mother who magically makes fundamental weakness in your business model disappear) and therefore try to get into it. Of course there are a huge bunch of players who have sort of adopted the red hat model and try to sell a Hadoop solution by rebadging it as "enterprise-ready" or "business analyst friendly". I guess one just rides the wave and prepares for winter...
Re: Why am I envious of Hadoop and Big Data geeks in the Valley?
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I work in this field and I have to agree with you. I think most serious engineers and statisticians would too. It's just that decision makers are nervous that they are not doing "big data" or need a "data scientist" (which from their descriptions to me sounds like a fairy god mother who magically makes fundamental weakness in your business model disappear) and therefore try to get into it. Of course there are a huge…
People who are in the industry realize that words like "Big Data" and "Cloud" are usually buzz words. People who use the technology on a day to day basis appreciate it for what it is, and don't really try to embellish beyond that, and I work for Cloudera :P