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by somurzakov 6y ago
it is much easier for highly skilled hacker to get fake identity and get employed at SW than to compromise an employee - although this is longer term play
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by somurzakov 6y ago
experienced data engineers should graduate to data architects/ML engineers and this way they can get on par with SWE, pls correct me if I am wrong.
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by somurzakov 6y ago
distributed ML != Distributed DWH. Distributed ML is tough to train because of very little control over train loop. I personally prefer using single server trainkng even on large datasets, or switch to online learning algos that do train&#x
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by somurzakov 6y ago
I believe what you described is a job of Platform Engineer/Systems Engineer/Data lake Architect, especially JVM aspect of it. The interesting job is in the beginning when you build the cluster initially, or do major extension, af
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by somurzakov 6y ago
advanced proficiency in SQL and in any scripting language of your choice (C#/powershell, python) is enough to be a data engineer on any technical stack: windows/linux, on-prem/cloud, vendor specific/opensource, literally
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by somurzakov 6y ago
algorithmic problem solving is very close to IOI/ACM ICPC type problems, which test on combination of knowledge of data structures+algorithms and creative ability to combine both to create own algorithms while being under interview anx
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by somurzakov 6y ago
an engine in electric vehicle is a commodity, heck even one from my GE washer would work for the EV
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by somurzakov 6y ago
You can't just compare what US does to some individuals, and what China does to the entire minority populations of Uighurs (13M people) or Tibetans (7M), like harvesting their organs for example https://www.businessinsider.c
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by somurzakov 6y ago
>>Safety is a characteristic of systems and not of their components >>Safety is an emergent property of systems; it does not reside in a person, device or department of an organization or system. Safety cannot be purchased or ma
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by somurzakov 6y ago
Поздравляю, отличная работа! Не думали написать статью на habr.com ?
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by somurzakov 6y ago
Sounds like Phoenix LiveView. I love phoenix <3
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by somurzakov 6y ago
http://ebanoe.it for russian speaking folks
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by somurzakov 6y ago
How does using Kafka come into play when implementing Actor model? Anyone successfully implemented actor model framework over kafka? interested in learning others' experience
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by somurzakov 6y ago
capital one does provide such services with their Chrome extension
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by somurzakov 6y ago
same developers don't like SQL because it's complicated (or rather they don't understand it) and end up using an ORM mess. yes still SQL is everywhere
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by somurzakov 6y ago
not sure I get your point, both DNNs and SVMs require one forward pass for inference, so there is no difference. if SVM model can converge in one epoch, how is it not less efficient than the status quo with DNNs?
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by somurzakov 6y ago
neural nets at the same time require multiple passes through the data (epochs). if we can train a model in one epoch jnstead of 10000 epochs thats a breakthrough!
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by somurzakov 6y ago
1.if that table is a materialized view with columnstore index then you can run it as many times as you want. 2. always hide postgREST behind API gateway/load balancer/waf/ids+ips/rate limiter and you will be more secure
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by somurzakov 6y ago
I can't think of an example where CLR integration would be beneficial. Probably integrating ML model inference, written in ML.NET could be use case, but we have SQL with ML Server with r/python support now, so. The problem with CL
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by somurzakov 6y ago
rebuilding query plan takes less than 50ms and is routinely done by the engine itself without you ever realizing it. what you probably wanted to mention is table statistics - but they are cleared only if you truncate your table, but then ag
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by somurzakov 6y ago
sql is not a code, like c#, you dont debug it, you inspect results, or inspect execution plan/traces. how would you debug HTML, for example? Open it in browser, right? same for sql: run it and see if it works as you wanted same goes fo
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by somurzakov 6y ago
I'm genuinely impressed with your language and use of culinary analogies. I wish I could learn to write this way
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by somurzakov 6y ago
1. with crypto you go on dark net and pay some people to drop illegal chemical substances somewhere and message GPS coordinates of that drop place to you 2. you can break into computer network of large company, encrypt their data with ranso
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by somurzakov 6y ago
just bump your 10x engineers in grade and salary and suddenly nobody will think of them as 10x engineers. They will be just typical specialists at their place and their level. or there could be another possibility: You think you have 10x en
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by somurzakov 6y ago
you can probably hide postgREST behind combination of API Gateway/Load Balancer/WAF/IDS+IPS that could solve most of headahches with security
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by somurzakov 6y ago
10x engineer is underpaid senior working as middle/junior. or underpaid architech/principal workong as senior engineer.
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by somurzakov 6y ago
wait until permafrost thawes and releases gigatonnes of methane into the air that woukd turn our planet into a large greenhouse. from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arctic_methane_emissions : The Permian–Triassic extinc
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by somurzakov 6y ago
hahaha, brilliant
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by somurzakov 6y ago
never buy from dealership at retail prices period. go to a smaller dealer and ask them to buy a car from wholesale auction for you and you cover their costs. that way their margin js transparent and is negotiated upfront. You will be lucky
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by somurzakov 6y ago
looks pretty basic limited copy-cat of trifacta/tableau prep/alteryx. this tool requires ready mostly clean-ish data to work with. but the #1 problem in data engineering is lack of such data

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