June 2, 2019 Google BigQuery, a serverless Datawarehouse-as-a-Service to batch query huge datasets (Part 1) Next: Part 2 Google Big Query (GBQ) as a serverless service from Google Serverless is one of big data solution to watch in 2018… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 2, 2019 Apache Zeppelin, a polyglot data science tools Use of polyglot application for big data exploratory will be more important in the future. It allows us to run multiple interpreters in a… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 2, 2019 Standardized patterns for improving the data quality of big data Abstract: Data seldom create value by themselves. They need to be linked and combined from multiple sources, which can often come with variable data… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 2, 2019 Tableau, the “de facto” distributed visualization platform for big data Long time not checked Tableau, this application has incorporated new connectors for recent technologies, e.g., Google Big Query, Spark SQL, etc. It surely positions… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 2, 2019 Spin up Oracle database in minutes using Docker Oracle database is one of most wanted skill perhaps until today. As far as I know, compared to its rivals such as MySQL and… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 2, 2019 GPU Inference at Edge: NVIDIA Jetson TX-2 NVIDIA Jetson TX2, a 64-bit arm board equipped with 256 CUDA cores (Pascal architecture), has arrived at the home during the holiday season. I… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Book review: AI Super Powers, Social Physics, Sensemaking My key takeaway: these 3 books agree on one thing: in the age of cutting-edge technology implementation like AI, social media; social science (i.e.,… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Big Data Expo NL I was so lucky visiting the annual Big Data Expo @ Utrecht, the Netherlands on 19-20 September 2018 (https://www.bigdata-expo.nl/en) Here are some presentations I… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 The analytic function of MySQL I just realized the newest version of MySQL (version 8.0) supported oracle-based “analytic function”, meanwhile his sister MariaDB had those two years ago. Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail
June 1, 2019 Dataiku: flexible data science tools In the previous post, the flexibility given by data science tools greatly reduces the performance, i.e., the execution speed. Fortunately, Dataiku, a data science… Share this:TweetWhatsAppPrintEmail