jnaour

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by jnaour 10y ago
Data Scientist/Data Engineer Location: Paris, France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Data Science/Machine Learning (clustering, prediction, anomaly detection...), Hadoop, Spark, Elasticsearch, Kafka, Scala, Pyth
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Ask HN: Slow travel and working (freelance)?
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by jnaour 10y ago
Data Scientist/Data Engineer Location: Paris, France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Data Science/Machine Learning (clustering, prediction, anomaly detection...), Hadoop, Spark, Elasticsearch, Kafka, Scala, Pyth
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by jnaour 10y ago
/dev/null probably.
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by jnaour 10y ago
Data Scientist/Data Engineer Location: Paris, France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Data Science/Machine Learning (clustering, prediction, anomaly detection...), Hadoop, Spark, Elasticsearch, Kafka, Scala, Pyth
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Hofstadter's Law(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jnaour 11y ago
Made me thinks of the last season of House of Cards. Really a good one, really neat and engaged in some aspect like Reign by Terror, Manufacturing consent using search engine, relation with Russia... One of other HN article is about Faceboo
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by jnaour 11y ago
Data Scientist/Data Engineer Location: Paris, France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Data Science/Machine Learning (clustering, prediction, anomaly detection...), Hadoop, Spark, Elasticsearch, Kafka, Scala, Pyth
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by jnaour 11y ago
Have anybody works with Mesos? How does it compare to Yarn, particularly in a production perspective? Is it stable, easy to integrate? We are currently thinking to switch from a Kafka-Spark(on Yarn)-Mongo stack to a SMACK stack (Spark, Meso
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by jnaour 11y ago
Seems to be his first indie: http://openbargame.com/
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Uptime Funk(youtube.com)
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Podcast with Nathan Marz: Storm, Specter and Flying(blog.cognitect.com)
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Netflix CEO Explains Why a “Gut” Feeling Is Still Better Than Big Data(readwrite.com)
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by jnaour 11y ago
Similar concept, but more youtube and french oriented: https://www.tipeee.com/
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by jnaour 11y ago
Probably one of the worst disease for family and closest ones. You see someone you know and love be more and more a stranger to you and a stranger to themselves.
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by jnaour 11y ago
It's something that I was wondering: is there some kind of DNA library with samples of every species DNA, us included? I'm not a biologist but I guess with samples of 100 individuals it could be possible to "recreate" a
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by jnaour 11y ago
Anyone has experience with this project? We are currently thinking about using it in our cluster with Spark Streaming instead of an external DB (MongoDB)
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by jnaour 11y ago
Made me think about http://tulip.labri.fr/TulipDrupal/ It's more a graph (ie relational) visualization tool. JS port in progresse AFAIK.
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by jnaour 11y ago
Location: Paris, France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Data Science/Machine Learning (clustering, prediction, anomaly detection...), Hadoop, Spark, Elasticsearch, Scala, Python Resume/CV: https://fr.
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by jnaour 12y ago
Really interesting blog post by one of the guys behind Kafka related to this topic: http://engineering.linkedin.com/distributed-systems/log-what...
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by jnaour 12y ago
There is several optimization algorithms that are inspired by nature. Especially Ant Colony Optimization. http://www.wikiwand.com/en/Swarm_intelligence http://www.wikiwand.com/en/Ant_colony_optimiz
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by jnaour 12y ago
As a french I really don't understand why French government doesn't do massive long term investment in Africa other than simple explotation of natural ressources. As many study says Africa is the future Asia with >8% growth and
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by jnaour 12y ago
Probably this link: http://www.itexto.com.br/devkico/en/?p=60
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by jnaour 12y ago
What I feel right now is that the hiring process is more and more based on personnal branding. If you want to have a job interview in top startup you have to have a good github, smart blog posts, a good stackoverflow, a good kaggle, some ce
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by jnaour 12y ago
elasticsearch.com works on security problems and will offer a solution: Shield [1] It seems that you have to pay the support to enable Shield on elasticsearch. Probably the same business model as for marvel, free as in free beer for develop
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by jnaour 12y ago
One of the main aspect that interest me in vinyls is the fact that you could not skip a song. You really listen to a whole album. You could discover new songs that you're not used to listen. For me it's that that really make the d
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by jnaour 12y ago
Good introduction. Spark is really a project to watch in the data analysis field on distributed architecture. We had performed several benchmarks and Spark keeps its promisses. 2.5x faster comparing to Pig for the same algorithm on the same
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by jnaour 12y ago
Location: Paris, France Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Statistician engineer with specialization in Big Data: SciPy stack, SAS, Hadoop stack (Pig, Hive, ...), Spark, elasticsearch, Java, Scala, Python, SQL, JavaScript Res
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by jnaour 12y ago
Initially, Bezos wanted a name for his company that began with an "A" for alphabetic list purpose.