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This document discusses various R packages and tools. It compares the popularity of Python and R programming languages based on search volumes. It also describes several popular R packages, including those for clustering (hclust), graphs (igraph), matrices, time-series analysis, MCMC, and more. Finally, it mentions some R tools and libraries for handling large datasets, key-value storage, protocol buffers, and Japanese localization.
This talk is about using Hive in practice. We will go through some of the specific use cases for which Hive is currently being used at Last.fm, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses along the way.
This document provides biographical information about Tetsuji Ogata, a Perl programmer from Okinawa, Japan. It mentions that he started learning Perl in 2003 and has contributed to various Perl projects. Ogata believes Perl is still relevant today despite competitors like Ruby and Go, and hopes to continue promoting and contributing to the Perl community.
This document summarizes Mosa Siru's engineering work at DeNA and Gunosy. It describes Gunosy's RSS/Atom feed crawler system which includes components like a job queue, fetcher, parser, updater, content generator, and indexer. It also discusses technologies used like Python, Celery, MySQL, S3, Elasticsearch. The system is designed to efficiently parse, store, generate content and index feeds at scale.
This document discusses RDSTK, an R package wrapper for the Data Science Toolkit (DSTK) API. It provides functions to interface with DSTK in R, such as street2coordinates() and text2people(). The document also discusses building R packages and includes examples of using DSTK functions. It concludes by acknowledging contributors to the R community and tools that helped develop RDSTK.
This document discusses the Python-based build tool Paver. It provides examples of using Paver to run tasks like checking out code from version control systems, executing shell commands, and passing command line arguments to tasks. Paver allows defining reusable tasks and dependencies between tasks to automate and script common software build processes.
Logstash is a tool for managing logs that allows users to collect logs from various sources, parse them, and output the data to multiple destinations. It provides inputs to collect logs from different systems, filters to parse and transform the log data, and outputs to send the data to places like Elasticsearch, Graphite, or other applications. The document provides examples of using Logstash to collect Apache logs, parse them using Grok filters, and output the results to Elasticsearch for searching and Graphite via StatsD for metrics.
The document provides information on various Linux commands like ls, mkdir, cd, mv, cp, top, man and their usage. It explains that ls lists files and directories, mkdir creates new directories, cd changes directory, mv moves or renames files, cp copies files, top displays running processes, man provides manual pages for commands, and Ctrl+R allows searching previous commands. Examples are given demonstrating the use of each command.
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The document discusses gentle_unlink, a Perl script created by OGATA Tetsuji that slowly deletes files over time instead of immediately to avoid spikes in disk activity. It can delete files gradually in the background while the disk is idle. This helps improve performance and reduce wear when deleting large numbers of files at once, such as when removing old log files or database tables. The author recommends it as an alternative to commands like rm and truncate that delete files all at once.
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This document provides an overview of the history and evolution of the Python programming language from its origins in 1980 through modern Python 3. It details major releases including Python 2.0, 2.5, and 3.0. It also discusses the rise of web frameworks like Django and Flask that expanded Python's use in web development. Key aspects that contributed to Python's popularity like its use for science, education, automation and more are covered at a high level.
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The document describes the author's experience speaking at the Rakuten Technology Conference in 2014. It discusses the author's initial doubts about being able to give a good presentation. However, the author decided to focus on doing their best and not apologizing for weaknesses like language skills. While unsure if the presentation was successful, the author was happy they were invited and hoped the audience found value. The overall lesson was that public speaking at conferences is enjoyable and a chance to network, learn about colleagues, and gain motivation to keep sharing knowledge.
This document discusses Python and the pandas library. It provides an overview of Python's history and advantages, such as being easy to learn and having a large standard library. It also discusses the major Python data analysis packages NumPy, SciPy, matplotlib, and pandas. Pandas allows importing data from various sources, manipulating datasets, and performing operations on labeled and indexed data. The document also covers using pandas with other tools like Spark, visualization with matplotlib, and IDEs and notebooks for Python development.
The document summarizes a presentation about using Python and Jupyter notebooks on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). It introduces GCP products like Cloud Shell, Cloud Datalab (for Jupyter notebooks), and GPU-enabled virtual machines. It also discusses using Python and TensorFlow on GCP and asks questions about configuration tools like Itamae and virtual environments.
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The document discusses gentle_unlink, a Perl script created by OGATA Tetsuji that slowly deletes files over time instead of immediately to avoid spikes in disk activity. It can delete files gradually in the background while the disk is idle. This helps improve performance and reduce wear when deleting large numbers of files at once, such as when removing old log files or database tables. The author recommends it as an alternative to commands like rm and truncate that delete files all at once.
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This document summarizes a serverless meetup in Osaka on January 27, 2017 about Amazon Web Services. It discusses how Amazon Go works using computer vision and deep learning for checkout-free shopping. It also describes several Amazon AI services including Amazon Rekognition for image and video analysis, Amazon Polly for text-to-speech, and Amazon Lex for conversational interfaces. Examples are given of combining these services with AWS Lambda for serverless applications.
This document provides an overview of the history and evolution of the Python programming language from its origins in 1980 through modern Python 3. It details major releases including Python 2.0, 2.5, and 3.0. It also discusses the rise of web frameworks like Django and Flask that expanded Python's use in web development. Key aspects that contributed to Python's popularity like its use for science, education, automation and more are covered at a high level.
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The document describes the author's experience speaking at the Rakuten Technology Conference in 2014. It discusses the author's initial doubts about being able to give a good presentation. However, the author decided to focus on doing their best and not apologizing for weaknesses like language skills. While unsure if the presentation was successful, the author was happy they were invited and hoped the audience found value. The overall lesson was that public speaking at conferences is enjoyable and a chance to network, learn about colleagues, and gain motivation to keep sharing knowledge.
This document discusses Python and the pandas library. It provides an overview of Python's history and advantages, such as being easy to learn and having a large standard library. It also discusses the major Python data analysis packages NumPy, SciPy, matplotlib, and pandas. Pandas allows importing data from various sources, manipulating datasets, and performing operations on labeled and indexed data. The document also covers using pandas with other tools like Spark, visualization with matplotlib, and IDEs and notebooks for Python development.
The document summarizes a presentation about using Python and Jupyter notebooks on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). It introduces GCP products like Cloud Shell, Cloud Datalab (for Jupyter notebooks), and GPU-enabled virtual machines. It also discusses using Python and TensorFlow on GCP and asks questions about configuration tools like Itamae and virtual environments.
This document provides a summary of Taro Matsuzawa's career and activities from 1981 to 2011. It notes that he was involved with various computer-related clubs and organizations in Japan, including English language societies and Linux communities. It also discusses his work on open source projects like Mozilla and Pantomime, an open source email library for iOS.
This document discusses using Python and PyData tools for baseball analytics. It introduces Shinichi Nakagawa, a baseball analyst and Python expert. It explains common PyData tools like Grafana, Redash and Jupyter Notebook, and how they can be used to visualize and analyze baseball metrics and stats. It also discusses using Python and scraping to analyze run creation (RC) and run creation per 27 outs (RC27) stats to evaluate player and team performance.
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Paver is a Python-based build tool similar to Make or Rake. It allows defining tasks with decorators like @task and accessing command line options. Tasks can run shell commands and Python code. Paver is useful for managing software project build processes and tasks like testing, deployment, and documentation generation in a configurable way.
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This document introduces Land, a tool that allows developers to run Apex code and SOQL queries locally rather than in Salesforce. It provides three key benefits over Salesforce DX: 1) Faster development without needing to deploy to scratch orgs each time, 2) Local debugging of Apex code using an interactive debugger, and 3) Support for running SOQL queries against a local SQLite database for test data. Land uses ANTLR to parse Apex and allows running code via a REPL similar to other languages like Ruby. It aims to contribute to easier local Apex development outside of Salesforce's platform.
The document summarizes the MINIX operating system. It discusses the history and versions of MINIX, including MINIX 1 for the 8088 CPU, MINIX 2 adding support for 386 and POSIX standards, and MINIX 3 improving on the microkernel architecture. It also describes the layered architecture of MINIX 3 with user processes, servers, and a small kernel. Key components like process management, file systems, and device drivers are each run as separate servers that communicate through message passing.
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This document summarizes a presentation given by Diane Mueller from ActiveState and Dr. Mike Müller from Python Academy. It compares MATLAB and Python capabilities for scientific computing. Python has many libraries like NumPy, SciPy, IPython and matplotlib that provide similar functionality to MATLAB. Together these are often called "Pylab". The presentation provides an overview of Python, NumPy arrays, visualization with matplotlib, and integrating Python with other languages.
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This document discusses PySpark and how it relates to Spark, Hadoop, and Python for data analysis (PyData). It provides an overview of key PySpark concepts like RDDs and DataFrames. It also discusses common file formats like Parquet and Apache Arrow that can be used with PySpark for efficient data storage and transfer between Spark and Python tools.
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This document discusses PySpark and how it relates to Python, Spark, and big data frameworks. Some key points discussed include:
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1. PyData is a community for users and developers of open-source data tools in Python including NumPy, Pandas, SciPy, scikit-learn, IPython, and Jupyter.
2. Pandas is a software library written for data manipulation and analysis in Python, built on top of NumPy and SciPy. It provides data structures and operations for working with relational or labeled data and time series.
3. Jupyter Notebook is an open-source web application that allows users to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and explanatory text. It supports over 40 programming languages including Python, R and Julia.
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This document discusses using PySpark, SparkR and DataFrame APIs to perform efficient data processing with Apache Spark. It explains that while Python and R can be used with Spark, performance may be slower than Java and Scala since data needs to be transferred between the JVM and the non-JVM language runtime. DataFrame APIs allow working with data within the JVM, avoiding this overhead and providing near-native performance when using Python, R or other non-JVM languages. Examples demonstrate how to use DataFrames and SQL with filters to optimize performance before using user-defined functions that require data transfer. Ingesting data in a DataFrame-native format like Parquet is also recommended for efficiency.
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This document is an invitation to a MongoDB meetup on April 4th 2014 presented by Ryuji Tamagawa. The agenda includes:
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