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UniSuper's Google Cloud environment was deleted(itnews.com.au)
36 points by siganakis 2y ago|13 comments
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White House Releases Framework for Responsible Development of Digital Assets(whitehouse.gov)
3 points by siganakis 4y ago|0 comments
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by siganakis 4y ago
It is already happening. ANZ, one of Australia’s top 4 banks released a Stablecoin on Ethereum earlier this year. https://www.afr.com/companies/financial-services/anz-the-fir...
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by siganakis 5y ago
My wife and I went through this a couple of years ago, with a 10 week NIPT calling a rare trisomy (chr 9), which is always fatal within a few weeks of birth. It was absolute hell. The key problem here is the waiting and uncertainty. You hav
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by siganakis 5y ago
Yes, you are understanding it correctly. The idea is that you give the "requesters" access to the data, then enable them to do their thing with it (with training / support / shadowing) and publish their results as &quot
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by siganakis 5y ago
From my experience, the core driver behind the data mesh architecture is organisational, not technological. Organisations are requiring more of data, be it for rapid product development, or self-service analytics. Often this involves larg
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The Ideal Sales Process for Professional Services Firms(servedontsell.com)
3 points by siganakis 5y ago|0 comments
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Why data governance is critical for advanced analytics, ML and Automation(growingdata.com.au)
4 points by siganakis 6y ago|0 comments
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Kia Motors Shares Jump After Report Apple to Invest $3.6B(bloomberg.com)
2 points by siganakis 6y ago|1 comments
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Google threatens to disable search in Australia if media code becomes law(theage.com.au)
28 points by siganakis 6y ago|12 comments
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by siganakis 7y ago
Cloud AI Platform Pipelines appear to use Kubeflow Pipelines on the backend, which is open source [1] and runs on Kubernetes. The Kubeflow team has invested a lot of time on making it simple to deploy across a variety of public clouds [2],
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A Guided Introduction to Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) Using Python(blog.growingdata.com.au)
2 points by siganakis 7y ago|0 comments
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MLOps: CI/CD for Machine Learning Pipelines and Model Deployment with Kubeflow(blog.growingdata.com.au)
10 points by siganakis 7y ago|0 comments
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How YouTube recommends your next video(medium.com)
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by siganakis 8y ago
Its great to see they are so open about their issues, but as a paying customer its a real shame how frequently they seem to suffer from outages and performance degradation. I love the product, but hate that I can't rely on it.
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Vertica at Scale in AWS(eng.localytics.com)
1 points by siganakis 11y ago|0 comments
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by siganakis 11y ago
Also of importance in this area is Kuhn's [0] the "Structure of Scientific Revolutions" [1], which not only first coined the term "paradigm shift", but is also probably the best account of how science really works.
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by siganakis 11y ago
I am really interested in this as it seems like a more accessible version of KDB - especially in its support for SQL. I'd like to look into it further, but I can't find any information about licensing. Given that there is no sour
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by siganakis 12y ago
Am I right in guessing that a "Passive user" is a user whom you collect information on without them opting in? E.g. By scraping public profiles or collecting connections from registered users? Is it possible to view / check &
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by siganakis 12y ago
For the US, UK and Australia, Gooroo has city level salary stats (based on job ads). https://gooroo.io/analytics
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Salary analytics for global technology skills and careers(gooroo.io)
3 points by siganakis 12y ago|0 comments
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by siganakis 12y ago
Yeah, we use .Net 4.5.3, without EF. Connections still fail all the time especially under high demand. We have our own retry logic, which also logs the issue so we are aware of how frequently errors occur while a command / transaction
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by siganakis 12y ago
We (msgooroo.com) use the .Net stack on Azure and have found it to be quite good. We have even been experimenting with the new vNext / OWIN stack which appears even better and will give us the flexibility to run on Linux. Azure is a b
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by siganakis 12y ago
Remember that KDB is based on K, which stems from APL, which relies on symbols rather than words for its functions. Coming from that background, C and especially C# must seem extremely verbose. For example (from Wikipedia): In K, finding th
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by siganakis 12y ago
I've found that replacing a fancy dashboard of key stats with a simple daily email with 5-10 key numbers is far more valuable. The dirty little secret of the business intelligence / dashboard industry is that no one logs into them
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by siganakis 12y ago
Yeah, I think composability is one of the biggest things missing from SQL. The issue is that composability is often tied to actually moving data around in the database which has terrible performance. That is, you can compose a query of mul
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by siganakis 12y ago
I think that the biggest problem with SQL is more around the actual syntax of the language and how verbose it feels to write complicated queries. I would prefer a syntax layer that can be compiled / transformed back to SQL but that doe
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VAXen, My Children, Just Don't Belong in Some Places(hactrn.net)
117 points by siganakis 12y ago|33 comments
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Analyzing the analysis: How not to get fooled by the Data Scientist and Big Data(msgooroo.com)
5 points by siganakis 12y ago|0 comments
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by siganakis 12y ago
From my reading of the getting started guide, it looks like it treats your "working" directory as a git repository, with each run basically doing a commit & push. This means that your data (in files) needs to be in the working

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