DominoDataLab

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by DominoDataLab 10y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | www.dominodatalab.com We’re building the platform that enables thousands of data scientists to develop better medicines, grow more productive crops, build better cars, or simply recommend th
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by DominoDataLab 10y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | www.dominodatalab.com We’re building the platform that enables thousands of data scientists to develop better medicines, grow more productive crops, build better cars, or simply recommend th
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by DominoDataLab 10y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco, CA | Onsite Full-Time https://www.dominodatalab.com/ Do you want to build or shape the future of data science? We have an ambitious vision for powerful new ways for data scientists to collab
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by DominoDataLab 10y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | www.dominodatalab.com We’re building the platform that enables thousands of data scientists to develop better medicines, grow more productive crops, build better cars, or simply recommend th
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by DominoDataLab 10y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco, CA | Onsite Full-Time https://www.dominodatalab.com/ We make a software product that helps data science teams accelerate research, increase collaboration, and easily operationalize predictiv
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by DominoDataLab 10y ago
Domino Data Lab - San Francisco, CA We make an enterprise software product that helps data science teams accelerate research, increase collaboration, and more easily operationalize predictive models. Our customers include dozens of sophisti
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
Domino Data Lab - San Francisco, CA We make an enterprise software product that helps data science teams accelerate research, increase collaboration, and more easily operationalize predictive models. Our customers include dozens of sophisti
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
Domino Data Lab - San Francisco, CA We make an enterprise software product that helps data science teams accelerate research, increase collaboration, and more easily operationalize predictive models. Our customers include dozens of sophisti
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
Domino Data Lab - San Francisco, CA We make an enterprise software product that helps data science teams accelerate research, increase collaboration, and more easily operationalize predictive models. Our customers include dozens of sophisti
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
We make a platform for data scientists that helps sophisticated organizations develop, share, and deploy their analyses and models. We have a growing number of large enterprise customers, and we are scaling our team to keep up with the dema
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco or remote We make a PaaS for data science that helps sophisticated organizations develop, share, and deploy their analyses and models. We have a growing number of large enterprise customers, and we are scalin
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco or remote We make a PaaS for data science that helps sophisticated organizations develop, share, and deploy their analyses and models. We have a growing number of large enterprise customers, and we are growin
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco or remote We make a PaaS for data science that helps sophisticated organizations develop, share, and deploy their analyses and models. We have a growing number of large enterprise customers, and we are growin
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
We don't offer a proprietary ML library or API -- we run arbitrary user code, whatever languages and packages you want to use (Python, R, h2o, dato, compiled C++, etc.). The infrastructure piece is like a private cloud, yes.
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
Hi guys, I'm a founder at Domino Data Lab (one of the other companies mentioned in the article). I'm happy to answer questions anyone has. I can also corroborate the opinions in the thread here: many of our customers are in financ
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by DominoDataLab 11y ago
Domino Data Lab | San Francisco or remote We make a PaaS for data science that helps sophisticated organizations build, share, and deploy their analyses and models faster. We have a growing number of sophisticated enterprise customers, and
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by DominoDataLab 12y ago
Domino Data Lab ( http://www.dominodatalab.com/ ) is looking for Scala developers. We are in San Francisco and also open to remote candidates. Email us at jobs@dominodatalab.com. Our customer base is growing fast and we need
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by DominoDataLab 12y ago
We recently added support for IJulia Notebooks in Domino [0]. Same idea: one-click, fully hosted, scalable hardware, with version control and collaboration. More generally, we're excited to do more for the Julia community. If anyone ha
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A mongo-based cache for Scala Play apps(github.com)
6 points by DominoDataLab 12y ago|0 comments
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Don't get hadooped(blog.dominodatalab.com)
13 points by DominoDataLab 12y ago|1 comments
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Reflections on bootstrapping(blog.dominoup.com)
10 points by DominoDataLab 12y ago|0 comments
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by DominoDataLab 12y ago
Hi izyda. We get that question a lot, and we're working on our messaging around this, so I appreciate the feedback. Here are some reasons our customers find Domino valuable: - Domino makes it really easy to start and manage multiple ru
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by DominoDataLab 12y ago
The joblib packages gets you pretty close: num_cores = multiprocessing.cpu_count() Parallel(n_jobs=num_cores)( delayed(myFunc)(x) for x in range(10))
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by DominoDataLab 12y ago
siganakis's explanation is correct, with a minor caveat [0]. We do some clever things (diffing, compressing), but if large amounts of data are always changing, the network transfer will take time. We have folks comfortably using Domino
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by DominoDataLab 12y ago
Hi there. I've made a sample public project you can check out to see an example of running C code [0]. I just wrote a shell script that compiles my C code and then executes the resulting binary. Then I tell Domino to run my shell scrip
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by DominoDataLab 12y ago
We let users run arbitrary shell scripts, so you can use that to run C code -- either by compiling binaries for x86-64 and including them in your project, or by running a shell script that first compiles your code, and then executes the res
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by DominoDataLab 12y ago
Thanks, fixed now.
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Show HN: Domino, a PaaS for data science(dominodatalab.com)
36 points by DominoDataLab 12y ago|12 comments