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If you wanna know what really happens behind the scenes in the NBA listen to the @whistleblower podcast. If you love the nba you might not wanna listen… you’ll find out it’s not the sport you thought it was
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Congrats to the @SimpleCitizenUS team! @Pelion_VP has been lucky to be an investor in the Company since 2015. So happy for @SamStoddard1 , Brady and Ayde!
Processing streaming data in a nutshell
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Created a tool to periodically generate sanitized snapshots of production RDS for developers/QA using Step Function and CloudFormation kichik.com/2020/06/15/saniti… #OpenSource #QuarantineProject
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We've addressed a number of issues with the @ApacheArrow Python wheels and thus they'll be 75% smaller in the next major release. An optional component requiring the LLVM runtime will likely be shipped in a separate wheel in the future
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Great experience working with @FrancoiseBRees @HanYang1234 and the whole @Cisco team on this Solution Brief! Check it out!
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Real Time Analytics and Stream Processing ow.ly/y5Xj30qAFyg
If you’re looking to reduce infrastructure costs, now is a great time to check out PlasmaENGINE. Stay safe out there, friends ✊
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Network infrastructure. @Cloudflare @fastdataio Tools for businesses to save money. @Divvy_HQ Gig economy that give passive income. @neighborstorage To name a few.
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Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma to donate 500,000 coronavirus test kits to US
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A little late on this @bleeshem but appreciate the kind words!
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I will also be looking for a company to help develop a turn-key service for fast (closest to real-time as possible) back-end data processing & routing service. I have been impressed with @fastdataio and their PlasmaENGINE.
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At the end of the day, there are two distinct ways of looking at the death of Moore's Law:
1 - Accept the reality and enter in the long race for innovation that we are witnessing.
2 - Double the bet and say it will reach 1.4nm in 2029.
IMHO, the first option is the wisest. 🦊
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This is what @Tesla Autopilot sees using neural networks that take 70,000 GPU hours to train and output 1,000 tensors (predictions) at each timestep.
Source: tesla.com/autopilotAI xitter.cf/engineers_feed/status/…














