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Grateful to be back in NY for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic qconnewyork.com/ #QConNewYork
Our focus this year is:
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Learn about the principles that we used to scale DoorDash's ML platform from 0 to hundreds of billions of predictions per week in our newest engineering blog post by Hien Luu
doordash.engineering/2022/04…
#mlplatform #dataengineering #machinelearning
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DoorDash opens new Seattle tech office, with new opportunities for engineers. We are hiring for multiple roles, from frontend to backend to mobile. #Seattle #Hiring #Engineering doordash.engineering/2020/10…
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Building a data organization to meet the needs of a growing company can be a challenge. Learn how DoorDash approaches these obstacles in our newest Engineering article: doordash.engineering/2020/09…
#dataplatform #DataAnalytics #bigdata #machine
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Remember Sibyl, DoorDash's prediction service, we have a new article that explains how to integrate an ML model with the prediction service in order to increase the scalability of future feature development.
Check out the post here doordash.engineering/2020/10…
#machinelearning
This presentation reminds us of the importance of managing up and provides a few helpful tips about how to do that.
#leaderships #selfgrowth #managingup #qcon lnkd.in/dGPdSTs
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.@petewarden discusses why #DeepLearning is a great fit for tiny devices, what can be built with it, and how to get started. @QConai talk on @infoQ:
bit.ly/2K9PF3Z
Pretty cool stuff. Does this work with Databricks Community Edition?
In this blog post, we show you how JupyterLab Integration integrates remote Databricks clusters into locally established workflows by running Python kernels on the Databricks clusters via ssh. dbricks.co/wp191203a
#DataLake | #DeltaLake
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Kafka is inching ever closer to being a database, and I think this is pretty cool. Subscribe to a query, and get notified when its results change.
We think this is a big step in making stream processing easier. I'm really excited about it. confluent.io/blog/intro-to-k…
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MLflow 1.4 was just released, including a beta of the MLflow Model Registry and improved support for autologging in tf.keras and #TensorFlow 2.0! Just in time for #TensorFlowWorld. Full details here: github.com/mlflow/mlflow/rel…
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It’s a wrap at #SparkAISummit!
Thank you to our over 2,300 attendees, customers, partners and amazing guest speakers who made this the best Spark+AI Summit Europe yet!
Looking forward to seeing you all again next year.
Catch all of the keynotes here: dbricks.co/SAISeuKeynotes – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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I just wrote an extensive TensorFlow 2.0 + Keras overview, targeted at deep learning researchers: colab.research.google.com/dr…
Hope you will find it useful! Let me know if you have any feedback.
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Discover the evolution of @Spotify's architecture that serves recommendations (playlist, albums, etc) on the Home Tab. Learn from @emilymsa's and @anilmuppallar's @QConai 2019 talk. Transcripts are included on @infoQ: bit.ly/2YdwI7i
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NEW SESSION Accidentally Manager – A Survival Guide for First-Time Engineering Managers siliconvalley-codecamp.com/s… Speaker: Theo Jungeblut @theojungeblut #svcc – at Los Altos Hills, CA
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"Data is fast replacing code as the foundation of software development."
Looking for some #WeekendReading? Check out "Rethinking software development in the AI era" from @MariaKorolov with input from CEO @krishnagade #ExplainableAI
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To be effective, your goals should be:
1. discussed Frequently
2. Ambitious in scope
3. measured by Specific metrics and milestones
4. Transparent within your organization
In short, make sure they're FAST, not SMART
#Management @simple_rules
I just learned that there are more stars in the universe then there are grains of sand on all the beaches in the world. WOW!!!!





















