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A database system that can synchronize all or a part of its contents over a limited bandwidth link is described. The lowest layer of the system, the bedrock layer, implements a transactional block store. On top of this is a B+-tree that can efficiently compute a digest (hash) of the records within any range of key values in O(log n) time. The top level is a communication protocol that directs the synchronization process such that minimization of bits communicated, rounds of communication, and local computation are simultaneously addressed.
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With the growing availability of data within various scientific domains, generative models hold enormous potential to accelerate scientific discovery. They harness powerful representations learned from datasets to speed up the formulation of novel hypotheses with the potential to impact material discovery broadly. We present the Generative Toolkit for Scientific Discovery (GT4SD). This extensible open-source library enables scientists, developers, and researchers to train and use state-of-the-art generative models to accelerate scientific discovery focused on organic material design.
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“Andy Hull of Sungevity, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @Sungevity 20150224” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Bill Venners, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @Sungevity 20150224” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Chris Richardson, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @Sungevity 20150224” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Brian Degenhardt, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @Twitter 20150217” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Adrian Moors, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @Twitter 20150217” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Stu Hood, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @Twitter 20150217” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Adam Pingel, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Text @VigLink 20150210” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Grant Ingersoll, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Text @VigLink 20150210” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Nick Elprin and Chris Yang of Domino Data Labs, Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @Nitro 20150205” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Debora Donato: Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @StumbleUpon 20150122” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
“Simon Chan: Q&A with Alexy Khrabrov of SF Scala @StumbleUpon 20150122” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
Alexy Khrabrov introduces the April 12, 2012 Big Data Scala comparison, followed by Oscar Boykin introducing Scalding.
Dick Wall, Bill Venners, Mark McBride, and Vlad Patryshev discuss the practical use of Scala in a panel moderated by Alexy Khrabrov and Mike Slinn.
Dick Wall, Bill Venners, Mark McBride, and Vlad Patryshev discuss the practical use of Scala in a panel moderated by Alexy Khrabrov and Mike Slinn.
Dick Wall, Bill Venners, Mark McBride, and Vlad Patryshev discuss the practical use of Scala in a panel moderated by Alexy Khrabrov and Mike Slinn.
Dick Wall, Bill Venners, Mark McBride, and Vlad Patryshev discuss the practical use of Scala in a panel moderated by Alexy Khrabrov and Mike Slinn.
On 12/12, Alexy Khrabrov hosted the very first talk by Matei Zaharia at the Scala for Startups meetup at Klout. Alexy founded Scala for Startups and then merged it with SF Scala to build the biggest Scala meetup in the world. After hosting Matei, Alexy proposed establishing a new meetup, Bay Area Spark Meetup, which they cofounded together. In this meetup, Klout engineer Derek Wollenstein presented Klout's use of Scala and Spark, notably the Play framework. It's instructive to see the technology state of 15 years ago, what stayed strong, what changed, and what has grown exponentially, like Spark.
On 12/12/2011, Alexy Khrabrov hosted the very first talk by Matei Zaharia at the Scala for Startups meetup at Klout. Alexy founded Scala for Startups and later merged it with SF Scala to build the world's largest Scala meetup. After hosting Matei, Alexy proposed establishing a new meetup, the Bay Area Spark Meetup, which they co-founded. Here, Matei goes into the engineering design and motivation for Spark: dataflow architectures, RDDs, and other core concepts that made it successful.
On 12/12/2011, Alexy Khrabrov hosted the very first talk by Matei Zaharia at the Scala for Startups meetup at Klout. Alexy founded Scala for Startups and later merged it with SF Scala to build the world's largest Scala meetup. After hosting Matei, Alexy proposed establishing a new meetup, the Bay Area Spark Meetup, which they co-founded. This is the first Apache Spark meetup held at Klout soon after.
On 12/12/2011, Alexy Khrabrov hosted the very first talk by Matei Zaharia at the Scala for Startups meetup at Klout. Alexy founded Scala for Startups and later merged it with SF Scala to build the world's largest Scala meetup. After hosting Matei, Alexy proposed establishing a new meetup, the Bay Area Spark Meetup, which they co-founded. This is the legendary Berkeley vs Stanford run on the whole Wikipedia over HDFS with Spark.
On 12/12/2011, Alexy Khrabrov hosted the very first talk by Matei Zaharia at the Scala for Startups meetup at Klout. Alexy founded Scala for Startups and later merged it with SF Scala to build the world's largest Scala meetup. After hosting Matei, Alexy proposed establishing a new meetup, the Bay Area Spark Meetup, which they co-founded. This is a hot-mic recording of the attendees mingling, ending with Alan asking Alexy when it will be published. 15 years later!
FunctionalTV interview with Alexy Khrabrov.
Scale by the Bay 2023 session presented by Alexy Khrabrov.
“sfspark.org: Q&A with Robert Metzger, Kostas Tzoumas, Stefan Ewen, by Alexy Khrabrov” is a recorded developer talk from FunctionalTV, preserved in the devreal community archive.
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