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October 23, 2017February 15, 2025
Post categories DevOps, Hadoop

Automate Hadoop Cluster with Systemd (Archived)

If you have a server that is part of the Hadoop cluster, then you probably want your Hadoop daemons to run at startup. If you have done some Linux system…

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October 22, 2017
Post categories Data Analysis, Dev, Hadoop

Hadoop and F1: Constructor And Overall Race Results

I recently started playing with Hadoop to learn some data analysis. To make it more fun, I decided to fiddle with F1 datasets, specifically the Constructor And Overall Race Results….

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October 21, 2017October 21, 2017
Post categories Data Analysis

F1 Data Analysis: Constructor And Overall Race Results

I’ve been following Formula 1 for 5 years now. Might seem like a lot, but considering Formula 1’s first race was in the 1950s, I barely scraped the surface in…

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July 18, 2017
Post categories Automotive, Misc

Theory on Richard Hammond’s Rimac Car Crash

Before I begin this post, I think it would be important for me to qualify with a statement about electric cars. I am in no way antithetical to electric cars. The…

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July 16, 2017October 19, 2021
Post categories DevOps

(Won’t Work – Out Of Date) Solving ‘Permission denied’ when writing to Docker volume

Docker is one of those development projects that lived up to the hype. It allows you to package and ship your application, without having to worry as much about the…

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December 23, 2016October 24, 2017
Post categories Artificial Intelligence, Coding, Database

Tile Code – Generalization

Coarse Coding, such as Tile Coding, is a nice way of storing a model of the environment linear in nature or have ordinal characteristics (for instance, alphabets are ordinal since…

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December 11, 2016October 24, 2017
Post categories Artificial Intelligence, Coding, Database

SDM And Database Brainstorm

With my Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) basic implementation finally done, in which the Up/Down Counters won’t overflow, I’m ready to embark something bigger. At the moment, my implementation stores everything…

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December 10, 2016October 24, 2017
Post categories Artificial Intelligence, Coding

Sparse Distributed Memory – Addressing the Up/Down Counter Overflow

Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) is a fascinating way of managing the exponential growth in memory. As opposed to the traditional random-access memory (RAM) where there is a one to one…

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