AntonioL

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   by AntonioL 1y ago

   Reminds me of the work from Bob Coecke at the University of Oxford. He came up with a pictorial language for quantum processes.
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   Beyond the hype(albertosadde.com)

   2 points by AntonioL 1y ago|0 comments
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   by AntonioL 2y ago

   Try engage with Entrepreneur First. Great community
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   by AntonioL 4y ago

   At my shop we do exactly this, we do ELT as opposed to ETL. (E=Extract, L=Load, T=Transform). We put our input files (think of JSON documents) in the database, and then the data processing is a materialised SQL query. This has a few benefit
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   by AntonioL 4y ago

   It was initially an one-man side project, inspiring how it grew!
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   by AntonioL 4y ago

   Thanks for sharing
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   by AntonioL 5y ago

   Lot of interesting ideas to move computation close to where the data reside can be found in this paper: http://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/dan.olteanu/papers/soc-sigmod16.pdf this is an example of how linear regression can be
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   by AntonioL 5y ago

   An impressive startup in the UK in this space was Wrapidity. It is my favourite university spinout story here on this side of the pond.
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   by AntonioL 5y ago

   Automated green farms - https://www.optimal.ag
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    by AntonioL 6y ago

    Hi David, Congrats on the funding! I am wondering whether retool can fit this use case? I have some bunch of data which I would like to sell, and would like to give a dataviz tool to a 3rd party customer to play with my data. Are you aware
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    Ask HN: Can you suggest a Datalog engine?

    5 points by AntonioL 6y ago|2 comments