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Data By the Bay 2016

date:2016-05-16..2016-05-20
location:San Francisco, United States
series:Data By the Bay · one edition

Spanning a hundred of talks over 3 days on May 2017, Data By the Bay is a by-data engineers, for-data engineers developer and data scientist conference.

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Apache Beam (incubating)Eugene Kirpichov21m
Apache Beam traces Google’s evolution from MapReduce/FlumeJava/MillWheel into a single programming model that unifies batch and streaming, implemented as Java…
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Predicting Hacker News with Beam and TensorFlowEric Anderson21m
Demonstrates using Apache Beam and Google Cloud Dataflow with Java/Python SDKs to solve stragglers and cost by dynamic work rebalancing (aka liquid sharding)…
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Recommendations for Building Machine Learning SoftwareJustin Basilico41m
Netflix runs recommendations for 80 million members in 190+ countries and reports 80% of what people watch comes from recommendations. The system uses AWS…
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Deep dive and best practices of Spark streamingPrakash Chockalingam40m
Explains Spark Streaming internals and practical fixes: receivers buffer data on executors, direct Kafka avoids receivers so scale by increasing Kafka…
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Hidden GEMMs: How Optimized Math Libraries WorkMarek Kolodziej40m
Shows how a naive C triple loop yields ~1,200 ms while simple loop reordering cuts that to ~167 ms and cache-aware tiling plus ICC brings it to ~56 ms (NumPy…
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Data in the Apache "big data" ecosystemKonstantin Boudnik20m
Argues that most enterprises do not need massive clusters: a Forrester survey of ~1,800 firms shows less than 10% at petabyte scale and typical corporate…
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data.bythebay.io: Shubho Sengupta,Shubho Sengupta42m
Claims a practical end-to-end deep speech system that replaces complex ASR pipelines, trained on 12,000+ hours (synthetic to ~100,000) and delivering…
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A Match Made at UpworkAlya Abbot20m
Upwork runs a content‑based Job Interest model (simple logistic regression) that predicts whether a freelancer will apply to a job using profile, past…
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Automating Data Science for the IOTRuban Phukan20m
Describes an automated pipeline that turns noisy, irregular IoT sensor streams into predictive maintenance models by programmatic feature engineering…
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Detecting Anomalies in Streaming DataSubutai Ahmad43m
An open-source HTM implementation processes each timestamped value in ~10 ms, continuously learns temporal sequences and emits a normalized anomaly score plus…
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The Security Wolf of Wall StreetThibault Reuille45m
OpenDNS describes a live pipeline that turns ~80B DNS queries/day into real-time blocks by running a Python + ZeroMQ Avalanche stream framework across EC2…
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Finding Your Audience In The Internet of ThingsDhruv Choudhary20m
Automatic Labs collects OBD data and compresses trips into velocity-acceleration frequency histograms, denoises them with a stacked denoising autoencoder, then…
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Data and SocietyAlexy Khrabrov, Brad Newman, Elizaveta Malashenko, Gurinder Sangha, Nicole Shanahan01h 06m
Panel documents concrete wins and hard limits: a startup Lit IQ trains computational linguistics on annotated contracts and case law to surface drafting bugs…
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The Promise of Heterogeneous ComputingSubbu Rama18m
Software grows more abstract while hardware fragments into GPUs, TPUs, FPGAs, DSPs and memory‑adjacent chips, creating a gap; Google ships a TPU for TensorFlow…
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Building an A.I. Cloudy Sky: What We Learned at PredictionIOSimon Chan38m
PredictionIO is an open-source ML server (Scala/Java) that surfaces ten concrete platform decisions: event server for mixed batch/stream imports, three real…
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Deep Dive: Spark Memory ManagementAndrew Or41m
Covers how Spark actually divides JVM heap between execution and storage and the change to unified memory management (Spark 1.6) that lets execution borrow…
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Building AI that Searches and SellsAnand Kulkarni21m
LeadGenius builds a data pipeline that scrapes ~55 sources using Scrapy and BeautifulSoup plus browser automation (Selenium), running on an Azure cluster that…
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Building a Graph of all US businesses using Spark technologiesAlexis Roos21m
Builds a production business index using Spark GraphX with Scala and MLlib models and claims it resolves noisy, duplicate records into real companies by…
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Making Predictions Under Lending RegulationsYu Jay Huoh21m
Earnest trains separate classifiers for each decline reason using credit reports plus transaction history, builds each as a random forest (≈500 trees), and…
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Case Law and ML on SparkJeremy Corbett21m
Migration from Apache Pig to Spark powers a pipeline that processes a legal corpus of about 7 million opinions and 54 million citations, running NER, LDA…
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Hidden in plain sight: Using law to summarize the lawRichard Downe23m
Case law gets automatically summarized by harvesting judge-written parenthetical summaries and stitching frequently quoted text into key passages, using…
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End-2-End Monitoring and Troubleshooting a Real-Time Data PipelineAlan Ngai22m
A monitoring platform that centralizes Kafka, Spark, Storm, Flink, Cassandra and Elasticsearch metrics claims to make pipeline debugging measurable by modeling…
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Data From Click To Settlement: A Full-Funnel UX ApproachMichael Terry22m
Lawfty builds a pipeline that links ad click to case settlement and uses concrete tactics not buzzwords. It serves unique phone numbers via Twilio API per…
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Synthesizing human and machine capabilitiesEric Colson18m
Claim: stitching machines and humans yields better recommendations than either alone. The system runs PCA and SVD plus matrix factorization and neural nets on…
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Data governance and distribution with DatKarissa McKelvey30m
A three-person team (expanding to seven) builds Dat: a Node.js, peer-to-peer system using hyperdrive, discovery-swarm and Rabin fingerprinting to chunk files…
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Analytics as Code with JuttleDaria Mehra23m
Argues that operational analytics must be treated as code to get versioning, reviews and reuse; shows concrete problems: Kibana-backed setups balloon to over a…
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Quantifying Democracy and Freedom with Human Rights MetricsDimitri Gusev36m
Compares country-level fertility (World Bank) to girls’ upper secondary completion (UNESCO, Barro‑Lee) and to Democracy Index and Freedom House scores using…
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Gathering around the data tableJason Lally16m
DataSF centers use not just publication: the city publishes datasets at data.sfgov.org API (JSON, CSV, GeoJSON) and exposes table-level API docs; teams built a…
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Breaking Down Paywalls for Online HealthPauline Ng33m
About 26% of people searching health info hit paywalls, articles cost about $32 each, and publishers have raised prices over 250%. A Java standalone called…
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Privacy Issues in Big Data Processing in light of Data BreachesS. Srinivasan26m
Five high-profile breaches show the attack vectors and failed protections: third-party credentials let attackers pivot into Target and Home Depot, FireEye…
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Single Customer ViewThomas Trolez17m
A Single Customer View is built end-to-end here: a Play server captures events, pushes them to Kafka → S3 + real-time processors, Spark builds sessionization…
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Text Analytics SimplifiedTrung Diep, Ronald Sujithan24m
Data Ninja’s Smart Content API returns JSON with extracted concepts, categories, entities, keywords and sentiment driven by a continuously updated knowledge…
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Black Magic: How to apply Machine Learning to real-world problemsEvion Kim46m
Mattermark builds an automated funding-extraction pipeline that turns news articles into structured records (amount, series, investors, date) and pulls 2015…
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Building semantic search using Deep LearningSamiur Rahman32m
Semantic search replaces token matching with vector similarity: a REST ML service holds precomputed vectors for ~1.3 million companies (trained on ~4 million…
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Unsupervised NLP Classification with ClusteringMatthew Seal39m
Pipeline processes budget PDFs with NLTK tokenization, stemming and stopword filtering, builds minhash approximation indexes, computes Jaccard edges above a…
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Why The Best Minds Of Our Generation Are Thinking About Click AdsJosh Wills32m
Argues that ad tech created the best data tooling and culture but is now mostly an automated machine war; identifies the real data problem as change not scale…
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Open Collaboration for Civic ImpactLawrence Grodeska22m
CivicMakers argues that civic tech needs a reproducible lifecycle—Discovery, Alpha, Beta, Live—using co-discovery street interviews, low‑fidelity prototypes…
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Design for Local Government: Data, Services, and TransparencySteve Pepple20m
OpenGov builds a SaaS platform that ingests messy general ledgers, reverse-engineers chart of accounts hierarchies, and produces searchable visualizations…
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Hot Legal IssuesFrancoise Gilbert39m
Overview of legal constraints on big data with concrete examples: the Fair Credit Reporting Act can make analytics into regulated credit reports, the Spokeo…
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An approach to internal search query analysisMax Ho20m
Course Hero analyzes >9M content items by parsing raw search strings into keywords and preset study-guide pairs, grouping 1D/2D/3D terms and plotting a demand…
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Human Intent and Text UnderstandingAlexy Khrabrov, Jenny Finkel, Robert Munro, Surabhi Gupta, Tihomir Bajić01h 04m
This talk video is a node in devreal.ai, the developer community graph. It connects to: Talk: Panel: Human Intent and Text Understandi... —…
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Data and Algorithmic Bias in the WebRicardo Baeza-Yates40m
This talk video is a node in devreal.ai, the developer community graph. It connects to: Talk: Data and Algorithmic Bias in the Web —…
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lda2vecChris Moody49m
Describes a concrete lda2vec hybrid that adds a learned document vector to skip‑gram word2vec, converts document factors to proportions with softmax, and…
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Mining Noisy Transaction Data with Neural NetsFrank Taylor41m
Company transaction logs total roughly 1.5 TB and 100M rows; 22,000 rows get hand-labeled in a labeling party to create ground truth. Text tokens are…
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Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis in 20+ LanguagesAntonio Valderrabanos45m
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Smarter Search with Spark, Solr and Machine LearningGrant Ingersoll40m
Shows how Apache Spark and Solr are glued to build ranking‑centric search: live Spark‑Solr integration (open source on GitHub), a commercial Fusion layer, and…
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Data & Metadata at the Internet ArchiveGreg Lindahl43m
The Internet Archive stores about 25 petabytes of content including 482 billion web captures and adds roughly 2 billion captures per week; storage uses custom…
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Host Sponsor Welcome: IBM Analytics d2Joel S. Horwitz08m
Claims that Apache Spark is becoming the analytics operating system, IBM invested in Spark last year and Watson now runs on Spark, and Bluemix offers…
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byte2vec: a flexible embedding model constructed from bytesParsa Ghaffari25m
byte2vec builds word embeddings from raw bytes rather than tokens, producing language‑independent vectors that handle out‑of‑vocabulary and morphologically…
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Time series analytics for Big Data and IoT with KxFinton Quill15m
Claims that kdb+ (columnar time-series DB) unifies streaming, real-time and historical data and cuts developer and TCO by using in‑memory and on‑disk…
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PhrazIt : Tool for automatic text summarizationNiyati Parameswaran19m
PhrazIt performs extraction summarization by ranking sentences with context-based indexing instead of just term frequency/position/length, building sentence…
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SAMEntics : Tools for paraphrase detectionNiyati Parameswaran31m
SAMEntics claims unsupervised paraphrase detection and generation that combines augmented structural metrics (Jaro, Jaro‑Winkler, Dice, cosine, Levenshtein…
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Of Rules and Probabilities: Computational Linguistics MethodsVita Markman26m
Builds a title grammar from ~100k profile titles to auto-label short search queries, induce a skills dictionary, add grammar-derived features to a CRF and…
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An Innovative Approach to Labeling Ground Truth in SpeechJill Desmond20m
VersaTag GUI replaces CLAN and feeds audio through a speech activity detector, presents one acoustic “utterance” at a time, and forces categorical dropdowns…
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Automatic Links for a Web of TextScott Waterman41m
Argues that hyperlinks become part of the text itself and demonstrates dynamic links that the browser plus search engines and web archives can assemble to add…
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Hunting Criminals with Hybrid AnalyticsDavid Talby24m
A practical system detects insider trading by combining separate models for NLP, graph linkage and time-series routines into an ensemble that retrains in…
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Scalably Internationalizing Millions of Latent Semantic LabelsXiao Fan33m
Built a system called CLAWS n‑gram mapping that converts job titles into labels by matching n‑grams and trained it on 300,000 English titles → 30,000 labels…
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Using Spark MLlib for NLPMichelle Casbon34m
Built a standalone system called IdiML that turns text into feature vectors, trains logistic‑regression models with Spark MLlib vectors (not DataFrames), and…
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Image Retrieval using Short TextsMaarten Bosma22m
ImageSuggest sits between user text and external image search APIs, extracting ranked keywords from Whisper posts and feeding cached third‑party queries; it…
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Functional Programming for Machine Learning and Data PipelinesMalcolm Greaves40m
Argument: functional programming plus a strong type system reduces implementation bugs and makes ML code reusable. Concrete tools shown: Scala type classes and…
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Panel: Future of Data ServicesAlexy Khrabrov, Haoyuan Li, Joel S. Horwitz, Marius Eriksen, Neha Narkhede, Roman Shaposhnik, William Morgan59m
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Parallel and distributed big joins in H2OMatt Dowle41m
Radix-sort based joins are parallelized and distributed inside H2O (Java backend, R/Python front ends) so large-key integer joins run in memory across a…
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Concord: Simple & Flexible Stream Processing on Apache MesosShinji Kim28m
Concord is a Mesos-integrated stream processor with a core in C++, operator isolation via Mesos containers, per-operator RocksDB local state, and three routing…
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Real-time, Streaming Advanced Analytics....Chris Fregly45m
Live demos show a working pipeline that ingests clicks with NiFi→Kafka→Spark Streaming→Cassandra, trains ALS collaborative filtering (saved to Elasticsearch)…
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Building domain specific databases with a distributed commit logYungjin Xu30m
Smyte replaces Redis with Kafka + RocksDB, writing timestamped increments to Kafka and storing count plus Kafka offset in the same RocksDB transaction to get…
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Characterizing the performance of Big Data processing platformsManish Singh38m
Compares Hadoop MapReduce terasort, Hive TPC-DS and Databricks Spark benchmarks on AWS and reports that CPU and memory scale roughly linearly but network…
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Taming JSON with SQL: From Raw to ResultsGreg Rahn36m
Compares six systems—Hive, Drill, Spark, BigQuery, Redshift, Snowflake—by running the same JSON dataset through each and producing a three-row five-column…
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Building a Realtime Receiver with Spark StreamingSal Uryasev28m
Builds three concrete Spark Streaming receivers: a simple foreign-exchange HTTP API (used to join GoFundMe donation currency data and to backfill via file…
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The Engineer's Guide to StreamingIlya Ganelin41m
Compares Apache Storm, Flink and Apex by scalability, performance, durability and availability and claims those, not throughput numbers, decide platform fit…
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Netflix Keystone - Streaming Data Pipeline @Scale in the CloudMonal Daxini20m
Netflix Keystone moves over 700 billion events per day (peaked at a trillion) with at‑least‑once semantics, using fronting and consumer Kafka clusters (4000+…
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Investing in Data AnalyticsKanu Gulati22m
Claims that the era of zettabytes (10 ZB in 2016 rising toward 40 ZB by 2020) creates investable opportunities in Industrial IoT are grounded in three…
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Apache Flink: A Very Quick GuideVladimir Bacvanski38m
Shows Apache Flink as a unified stream-and-batch engine that runs Scala DataStream API and Java, uses RocksDB state backend for large operator state outside…
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Quantitative Trading with Machine LearningMartin Froehler47m
Company Quantiacs presents hands-on results using MATLAB and Python toolboxes to build a neural network auto-regressive model that predicts next-day futures…
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A Real Time Analytics FrameworkHiral Patel17m
Yahoo builds a reusable real‑time analytics framework that surfaces events in seconds (goal: <1 minute) by combining Storm topologies for in‑memory…
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Akka Streams for Large Scale Data ProcessingZack Loebel-Begelman, Dustin Lyons01h 20m
This talk video is a node in devreal.ai, the developer community graph. It connects to: Talk: Akka Streams for Large Scale Data Proces... —…
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Google BigQueryMichael Entin34m
This talk video is a node in devreal.ai, the developer community graph. It connects to: Talk: Google BigQuery: a fully-managed data an... —…
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Time-series Feature Engineering Done RightParag Namjoshi35m
Workday builds retention-risk models using a temporal validation pipeline: train on events from 6–3 months back, validate on the last 3 months, and slide or…
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Building a Real-time Streaming Platform Using Kafka Streams...Jay Kreps35m
Argues that all data can be modeled as table–stream duality and that Apache Kafka is a durable commit-log acting as a central streaming backbone. Describes…
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DBTB INT Daria MehraDaria Mehra03m
Argues that operational analytics must be implemented as code not GUIs, describing a move from one-off analyses to reproducible analytics-as-code pipelines…
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DBTB INT Samiur Rahman rSamiur Rahman03m
Claim that a custom semantic search for millions of documents often outperforms using Elasticsearch out of the box, with examples of what was built at…
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DBTB INT Matthew Seal rMatthew Seal03m
Argues that data now answers problems people previously couldn’t solve and that combining domains — democracy, NLP, design, science — produces practical…
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DBTB INT Dmitri Gusev rDmitri Gusev03m
Introduces a small implementation of a developer community graph (devreal.ai) that links talks, interviews, people and institutions and shows how that graph…
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DBTB INT Matt Mahan rMatt Mahan04m
Argues that data and engineering can scale civic participation by turning messy public records into usable tools, using the voter file, election results and…
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DBTB IN Eric Colson rEric Colson02m
Stitch Fix uses algorithms plus human stylists to deliver results that pure machine learning cannot: the claim is that hybrid human-machine systems let the…
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DBTB INT Akash MukherjeeAkash Mukherjee04m
Claim: data is domain-agnostic and touches every industry, so visualization choices must adapt as data volume and tech change. Recommends keeping an open mind…
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DBTB INT Aaron Kalb rAaron Kalb02m
Argues that observing past human interactions with data lets software guide better future behavior and reduce spurious analysis, and demonstrates a working…
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DBTB INT Ian Lin rIan Lin05m
Identifies concrete business problems on realtor.com by parsing event logs and product metrics, then applies data cleaning followed by modeling and imputation…
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DBTB INT Kyle Hailey rKyle Hailey03m
JavaScript libraries like Highcharts and D3 finally make the interactive visuals long wanted, but dashboards built by generalist devs often just throw up…
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DBTB INT Gopal rGopal02m
Compares healthcare to defense, finance and social media and claims those shared methods are now essential to clinical workflows, arguing data is the solution…
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DBTB INT Gurinda Sangha rGurinda Sangha02m
Claims that lit IQ is built around using data to improve legal decision making and that law as last frontier means a huge untapped market for analytics…
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DBTB INT Alyssa Morrow rAlyssa Morrow04m
Argues that existing genome viewers cannot scale to three petabytes of data and demonstrates work on distributed visualization for genomics that pushes…
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DBTB INT James Mulholland rJames Mulholland03m
UX design at Platfora reframes decisions around measurable checkpoints, arguing that remixing the design process means inserting data at understanding users…
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DBTB INT Vinay Prabhu rVinay Prabhu06m
Claims that a smartphone’s onboard sensors combined with signal processing and machine learning create a working passive phone authentication pipeline that can…
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DBTB INT Brian Carlsen rBrian Carlsen04m
Argues that the National Library of Medicine’s UMLS is a giant, messy medical thesaurus worth using, that public datasets paid for by taxpayers need the…
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DBTB INT Mark Tuttle rMark Tuttle03m
Computing resources become cheap so data becomes the biggest lever for solving messy unsolved problems, and open content is predicted to follow open software…
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DBTB INT John Whaley rJohn Whaley04m
UnifyID demonstrates passive authentication by combining phone and IoT sensors to extract gait cadence from accelerometer streams and uniquely identify people…
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DBTB INT Daniel Doerr rDaniel Doerr03m
Manager-level data work at Credit Karma argues big data is a wild west of on-the-job learning and bootcamps, recommends Kaggle competitions as the best free…
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DBTB INT Nish Bhat rNish Bhat02m
Founding engineer of Color Genomics argues genomics data generation now outpaces analysis capacity and calls for hiring and training cross-disciplinary data…
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DBTB INT Steve Pepple rSteve Pepple03m
A product designer describes working with urban data from San Francisco Planning, DataSF and OpenOakland, running small playful experiments with standard…
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DBTB INT Daniel Golden rDaniel Golden02m
Work uses convolutional neural networks to build automatic segmentation for radiology images, addressing the prior lack of labeled data and tooling. It…
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DBTB INT Brian Studwell rBrian Studwell02m
Ravel Law product design perspective argues that data behaves like data as currency, reshaping systems and social behavior, and that analytics often augment…
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DBTB INT Sai Moturu rSai Moturu03m
Head of data science at Ginger.io explains how analytics are embedded into a real-world mental health care product that pairs algorithmic signals with a human…
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DBTB INT Hernan Asorey rHernan Asorey03m
Claims that data science at Salesforce is being reworked to deliver faster, sustainable impact by applying basic engineering principles so small teams can do…
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DBTB INT Boriana Viljoen rBoriana Viljoen03m
Claims that compacted data can become actionable and drive behavior change, arguing environmental datasets like tidal currents deserve more attention for user…
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DBTB INT Petros Giannikopoulos rPetros Giannikopoulos06m
A founder of Driver explains how genomics turns pathology from analog interpretation into discrete data points so treatment choices become rule based rather…
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DBTB INT Sanghamitra Deb rSanghamitra Deb05m
Describes an NLP pipeline that extracts side effects and target age groups from public clinical text, not by running new trials but by mining existing records…
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DBTB INT Atul Butte rAtul Butte04m
UCSF builds an Institute that treats hospital records plus genomic reads as precision medicine inputs, arguing these are some of the most expensive but mostly…
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DBTB INT Elad Ferber rElad Ferber05m
Echo Labs codifies a pragmatic playbook for using healthcare data: insist that each data scientist combines programming speed, statistical rigor and…
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DBTB INT Katherine Ahern rKatherine Ahern04m
Manager of visualization and analytics explains why deadlines forced concrete deliverables and why predictive analytics plus UX on large data still lacks…
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DBTB INT Eric Williams rEric Williams05m
Claims that the same analytics, machine learning and experimentation stack used to optimize clicks can be repurposed to optimize health outcomes, replacing ad…
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DBTB INT Alan McLean rAlan McLean02m
Argues that health data visualization succeeds only when teams define the message first and map visuals to specific user goals, using Fitbit product work as…
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DBTB INT Chester Chen rChester Chen05m
Demonstrates how to instrument ML algorithms to stream real-time ML visualizations that reveal cost function shape and convergence behavior during long runs…
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DBTB INT Hunter Whitney rHunter Whitney04m
Argues that user experience and machine learning enter a tight, unpredictable coevolution of humans and machines where interfaces both observe and adapt, not…
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DBTB INT Jeremy Howard rJeremy Howard04m
Argues that deep learning already changes everyday products by powering Google Photos face recognition, Instagram-style automatic image edits and Google Inbox…
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DBTB INT Andy PetrellaAndy Petrella07m
A platform for interoperable, scalable genomics and health data that moves teams from ad hoc analysis to production-ready pipelines by pushing curated datasets…
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DBTB INT Zachary Taschdjian rZachary Taschdjian03m
Product manager for data visualization and interaction design at General Electric Digital describes the Industrial Internet and data combining into what GE…
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DBTB INT Alya Abbot rAlya Abbot06m
Upwork has near-complete visibility of the hiring flow from job view to contract close and uses that complete hiring funnel to pick measurable objectives and…
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DBTB INT Marek Kolodziej rMarek Kolodziej05m
Argues that current datasets are good enough to build real products but CPU cycles are wasted when people run linear algebra naively, so using efficient linear…
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DBTB INT Ruban PhukanRuban Phukan03m
DataRPM positions itself to automate data science for industrial use, focusing on machine data and IOT where the claim is opportunities reach trillions of…
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DBTB INT Lukas Biewald rLukas Biewald02m
Says data volume and access have grown so many projects now start by finding previously unused public sources and building simple pipelines to test ideas…
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DBTB INT Subutai Ahmed rSubutai Ahmed03m
Argues that IoT streaming makes conventional approaches fail: traditional ML doesn't scale for continuously arriving sensor data, so detection and pattern…
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DBTB INT Eugene Kirpichov rEugene Kirpichov04m
A Google Cloud Dataflow team builds and ships a production feature called No Shard Left Behind, a dynamic worker balancing system for Dataflow that took about…
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DBTB INT Scott Clark rScott Clark03m
Claims Bayesian optimization outperforms grid and random search for hyperparameter tuning, reducing experiment time and cost; reports applicability to neural…
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DBTB INT Konstantine Boudnik rKonstantin Boudnik04m
Describes a memory‑computing‑in‑the‑cloud engine called Maam Core used across customer deployments and argues that the Apache big data stack plus open source…
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DBTB INT Prakash Chockalingam rPrakash Chockalingam03m
Practical checklist for running Spark Streaming pipelines on the Databricks platform with attention to production-scale concerns: how to handle state and…
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DBTB INT Shubho Sengupta rShubho Sengupta02m
Argues that large-scale supervised learning wins when data scale matches model size and gives specifics: convolutional nets with hundreds of millions of…
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DBTB INT Dinesh Narayanan rDinesh Narayanan01m
Samsung SSIC describes building distributed systems and deploying software in cloud environments, illustrating options for real-time and batch processing. The…
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Justin Basilico interviewJustin Basilico04m
Claims that combining high-quality data with solid intuition and algorithms produces results that solve previously intractable problems; building ML systems…
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DBTB INT Oscar Celma rÒscar Celma06m
How Pandora balances playing familiar favorites with serendipitous discovery using real user signals and engineering checks is described concretely here…
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Jeremiah O'ConnorJeremiah O'Connor03m
Research team builds a pipeline that crawls clear and dark web sources, applies unsupervised anomaly detection to find cybercrime patterns at internet scale…
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DBTB INT Subbu Rama rSubbu Rama03m
Describes a working software to virtualize GPUs that pools heterogeneous accelerators in data centers and claims measurable gains: higher application…
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DBTB INT Peter Bailis rPeter Bailis02m
Argues that collected data now outstrips human attention and claims the main bottleneck is prioritization rather than storage, so focus shifts to systems that…
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DBTB INT Seema Jethani rSeema Jethani02m
Product claims that react kb and react es are production-ready distributed databases for putting government open data into hands that can query, deploy and…
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DBTB INT Sandy Ryza rSandy Ryza04m
Demonstrates a Spark-based time series library that focuses on concrete layout choices rather than algorithms, arguing that contiguous per-entity layout and…
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DBTB INT Eric Anderson rEric Anderson03m
Conference reflection argues that modern systems and abstractions now let a small team move beyond plumbing and deliver production data work much faster, but…
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DBTB INT Nicholas Pilkington rNicholas Pilkington03m
Claims that consumer drones are already practical for real business use and that off-the-shelf hardware yields high‑resolution, high‑cadence imagery now…
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DBTB INT Anthony Goldbloom rAnthony Goldbloom03m
Kaggle runs public prediction challenges where thousands compete on real datasets and learning by doing beats lectures for many people, so competing in Kaggle…
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DBTB INT Carlos Guestrin rCarlos Guestrin04m
Argues the field hits a phase transition from academic work to real-world intelligent apps, with winners like early Amazon recommender systems and Uber showing…
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DBTB INT Gregory Stewart rGregory Stewart03m
Algorithms are far more powerful than five years ago, pushing some problems into solvable territory while many real problems remain beyond current technical…
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DBTB INT Anand Kulkarni rAnand Kulkarni02m
Claims that sales tasks formerly reserved for humans are now automatable using data and software and that LeadGenius applies those methods to real lead…
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DBTB INT Andrew Or rAndrew Or03m
Overview of how Apache Spark hides its internal complexity: which runtime components (scheduler, shuffle, memory manager) enforce the abstractions, which APIs…
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DBTB INT Yujay HuohYujay Huoh03m
Works at Earnest and frames mobile and sensor streams as ubiquitous, with phones generate constant data that teams already possess. Argues that modest…
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DBTB INT S Srinivasan rS. Srinivasan02m
Argues that behavioral analytics must track individual attitude changes over time and that deriving that signal requires ingesting and processing very large…
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DBTB INT Phillip Meisen rPhillip Meisen02m
Claims that treating time as a primary dimension multiplies the value of datasets, backed by 16 years of practical experience and examples like AlphaGo and…
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DBTB INT Josh Wills rJosh Wills03m
Says working as director of data engineering at Slack and argues that tech advantage now often comes from a defensible data advantage held by companies like…
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DBTB INT Lawrence Grodeska rLawrence Grodeska02m
CivicMakers runs a San Francisco civic innovation studio that builds prototypes for agencies, nonprofits and civic startups and reports working directly with…
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DBTB INT Jeremey Corbett rJeremey Corbett02m
Built a production pipeline that ingests and processes a highly structured corpus and trains multiple specialized ML algorithms to solve real tasks, with…
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DBTB INT Thomas Trolez rThomas Trolez02m
Built a devreal.ai node linking talk, interview and Single Customer View pages and shows a production ETL that previously took up to 10 days now running in…
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DBTB INT Jason Lally rJason Lally05m
Program manager for Open Data at the City and County of San Francisco (Office of the Chief Data Officer) describes DataSF as a program that publishes city data…
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Xavier Amatriain interviewXavier Amatriain04m
Claims that data and text are raw material that can be either noise or turned into usable knowledge, and that success is not volume but the pipeline and…
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DBTB INT Richard Downe rRichard Downe03m
Casetext uses cheap, scalable compute to run older language algorithms blisteringly fast and ship an extractive summarization pipeline that pulls concise…
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DBTB INT Ronald Sujithan rRonald Sujithan04m
A company-built text analytics API service packages the messy parts of NLP so teams can skip building pipelines from scratch and focus on product use cases…
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DBTB INT Daniel Lewis rDaniel Lewis02m
Claims that large bodies of case law are finally in machine-readable legal corpora and that value comes not from access to the same data but from asymmetric…
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DBTB INT Morgan Keys rMorgan Keys02m
Built a set of data interfaces at OpenGov that parse messy ledgers and render local government accounting data into interactive views, developed over six to…
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DBTB INT Alexis Roos rAlexis Roos02m
Argues that real-world tabular data often reveals much more when recast as a network, and demonstrates modeling and querying those relationships at scale using…
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DBTB INT Ryan Orban rRyan Orban06m
Galvanize runs immersive programs that teach coding for AI and data engineering and emphasizes data literacy and practical experience over theory, with the…
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DBTB INT Alan Ngai rAlan Ngai05m
Claims that poor ops telemetry changes data and model outputs, and that assembling end-to-end monitoring across pipelines fixes it by letting teams organize…
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DBTB INT Max Ho rMax Ho02m
Explains how Course Hero turns sprawling product telemetry into a short list of actionable insights, filters raw event logs into prioritized hypotheses, and…
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DBTB INT Evion Kim rEvion Kim05m
Machine learning engineer at Mattermark argues that shipping models requires engineering capacity, not just model ideas, and recommends checking team…
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DBTB INT Francoise Gilbert rFrancoise Gilbert02m
A Greenberg Traurig attorney argues that codes of conduct plus greater awareness of ethical obligations and existing laws make big data work rather than stall…
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DBTB INT Michael Terry rMichael Terry03m
Claims that modern tooling and data integrations make analytics accessible to most developers and business owners, not just big tech. Argues the same stacks…
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DBTB INT Finton fFinton03m
Claims that KX time-series stack ports from finance to IoT and handles finance-scale volumes for device telemetry, showing a working prototype for sustained…
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DBTB INT Gary KazantsevGary Kazantsev04m
Runs Bloomberg's machine learning engineering group and frames the field as the intersection of exponentially growing compute and slower-growing…
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DBTB INT Antonio ValderrabanosAntonio Valderrabanos02m
This talk video is a node in devreal.ai, the developer community graph. It connects to: Talk: Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis in 20+ L... —…
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DBTB INT Vita MarkmanVita Markman02m
At LinkedIn the central claim is that machine learning is not magic and supervised models require clean and consistent data so expect practical rules not…
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DBTB INT Greg LindahlGreg Lindahl04m
Describes efforts to make Internet Archive collections more accessible, with 12 petabytes compressed of web archive back to 1996, plans to scan 10 million…
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DBTB INT Xiao FanXiao Fan02m
Workday engineering describes an approach to improving search across internal products, framing search as a time‑saving utility rather than a research project…
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DBTB INT Scott WatermanScott Waterman03m
Argues that treating text as technology—not static documents but artifacts tied to computation—lets web-scale pipelines and search indexers reveal relations…
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DBTB INT Jill DesmondJill Desmond03m
Works at VersaMe as a senior data scientist and describes an iterative workflow that abandons optimistic first passes and rebuilds data collection until labels…
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DBTB INT Michelle CasbonMichelle Casbon04m
A github repo for idml persistence layer is unveiled containing core ML libraries that aim to operationalize NLP by wiring common algorithms into a reusable…
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DBTB INT Barak TurovskyBarak Turovsky02m
Google Translate is presented as one of the oldest and largest machine learning systems with a 10th anniversary milestone and a recent disruptive shift toward…
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DBTB INT MaartenMaarten Bosma03m
Claims that more data is created in the last two years than in all previous history and uses that scale to power suggesting images to posts by mapping short…
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DBTB INT Niyati Parameswaran fNiyati Parameswaran04m
Two lightweight frameworks get described and demonstrated: one for face detection and related generative work, the other for automatic text summarization; both…
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DBTB INT David TalbyDavid Talby02m
A short interview with David Talby and Alexy Khrabrov about their work at John Snow Labs and connections in the devreal.ai developer community graph. It…
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DBTB INT Omar AlonsoOmar Alonso02m
Principal data scientist at Microsoft describing how to improve model outcomes by focusing on good quality labels rather than cutting-edge models, outlining a…
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DBTB INT Nemanja SpasojevicNemanja Spasojevic02m
Data science leadership at Elysium Technologies reports that modern stacks let teams prototype analytics with low effort, focusing on slicing and dicing data…
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DBTB INT Grant IngersollGrant Ingersoll04m
Lucidworks CTO argues that modern search moves beyond keywords to act as a ranking engine that surfaces what matters, recommending use of open source search…
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DBTB INT Ricardo Baeza YatesRicardo Baeza-Yates03m
This talk video is a node in devreal.ai, the developer community graph. It connects to: Talk: Data and Algorithmic Bias in the Web —…
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DBTB INT Martin FroehlerMartin Froehler02m
Claims machine learning works on financial data and links that claim to a quantitative finance pedigree and examples connected to Quantiacs. Describes concrete…
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DBTB Roman ShaposhnikRoman Shaposhnik05m
Conference-level takeaways: the industry is in a peak of confusion about building big-data applications while data engineering and application development…
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DBTB INT Shinji KimShinji Kim05m
Concord is a distributed stream-processing framework written in C++ and built on Apache Mesos that targets low-latency, multi-service real-time pipelines…
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DBTB INT Hiral PatelHiral Patel05m
Argues that open source tools let anyone build machine learning pipelines on a laptop without paying for enterprise software, and recommends prototype first to…
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DBTB INT Chris FreglyChris Fregly05m
Argues that for high-throughput streaming workloads exact answers cost too much and probabilistic approximations often meet production needs, demonstrates this…
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DBTB INT Roland TritschRoland Tritsch04m
Vice president of engineering at Nitro describes concrete shifts: data engineering advances over the last five years unlock problems previously out of reach…
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DBTB INT Slava AkhmechetSlava Akhmechet05m
RethinkDB evangelizes that the web is shifting from snapshots to live, real-time apps because modern sensors, storage and connectivity let systems ingest and…
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DBTB INT Zack Loebel BegelmanZack Loebel-Begelman04m
Credit Karma analytics team deals with billion+ event datasets and tries to pipeline them with Akka tech but discovers a concrete failure: a homegrown…
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DBTB INT Vladimir BacvanskiVladimir Bacvanski04m
Claims a new unnamed technology delivers excellent performance and lets teams build big data pipelines more quickly, and recommends a concrete learning path…
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DBTB INT Ilya GanelinIlya Ganelin02m
Describes deep work on streaming technologies and experiments with in-memory databases, claiming latency goals on the order of milliseconds. Emphasizes systems…
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DBTB INT Monal DaxiniMonal Daxini03m
Argues that real-time streaming data is ubiquitous and that a correct answer is building reusable pipelines rather than point analyses, describing work on a…
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DBTB INT Manish SinghManish Singh03m
CTO of MityLytics argues that generic benchmarks mislead and that real projects require run your own loads and export actual job traces to characterize…
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DBTB INT Malcolm GreivesMalcolm Greives04m
Asserts that functional programming is the clearest path to correctness, arguing there are "a million ways" to be right but FP makes the simplest correct…
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DBTB INT Kanu GulatiKanu Gulati05m
Argues that combining large volumes of data with learning algorithms, distributed cloud infrastructure and modern hardware ushers an intelligence computing era…
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DBTB INT Shourabh RawatShourabh Rawat04m
Argues that image recognition can be deployed as an internal service by a small data team using the existing Python web stack, showing an architecture that…
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DBTB INT Adam MollenkopfAdam Mollenkopf04m
Claims that DC/OS gives a common operating environment that runs and reschedules services so teams stop managing machines, with Spark, Kafka, Cassandra…
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Jay Kreps interviewJay Kreps06m
Argues that treating data as a continuously updated stream changes architecture and makes real‑time processing practical, and describes concrete pieces built…
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DBTB INT Greg RahnGreg Rahn03m
Argues that JSON is self-describing and ubiquitous and surveys the actual ways teams handle it: using relational SQL engines, document databases, or…
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DBTB INT Sal UryasevSal Uryasev04m
GoFundMe donation data is an untapped signal that reveals who gives, how much, and which causes attract funds; adding third‑party sources consistently uncovers…
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DBTB INT Parag NamjoshiParag Namjoshi03m
Workday frames ten years of transaction logs as product-differentiating data and shows a practical shift from commoditized systems to using those logs for…
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reactive James Roper 4 21 16James Roper01h 22m
A sample social app called Chipper is refactored into microservices using Lagom and Play with SBT, a service locator and gateway, and Cassandra as the default…
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Distributed Visualization for Genomic AnalysisAlyssa Morrow, Eric Tu23m
Mango is a distributed genome browser that materializes requested regions from persistent storage (BAM/VCF or Apache Parquet via ADAM) into memory organized as…
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How Data helps UX evolves at realtor.comIan Lin23m
Realtor.com finds local neighborhood pages get almost no upstream traffic, with over 80% of users leaving within one minute and only one of the top 20…
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Real Time Machine Learning Visualization with SparkChester Chen19m
Adds callback hooks to Spark ML algorithms (K‑Means, logistic and linear regression) to emit iteration-specific messages including centroids, cost and a…
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Towards a virtual reality meta-EarthBo Huang18m
A working pipeline converts OpenStreetMap into a real‑time 3D meta‑Earth using the Unity game engine, Overpass API queries for region slices, and scientific…
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Panel: Artificial Intelligence: Who is Winning?Panel d4Alexy Khrabrov, Pete Skomoroch, Richard Socher, Shivon Zillis, SriSatish Ambati59m
Panel discussion weighs why big firms buy startups: a war for talent and for Salesforce acquisitions of Metamind and others, not magic models. Speakers…
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Optimizing Machine Learning ModelsScott Clark41m
Bayesian global optimization via SigOpt claims to find better hyperparameters far faster than grid or random search, trading exploration and exploitation using…
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Fast deep recurrent net trainingSanjeev Satheesh25m
Deep Speech is a convolutional-to-biRNN speech recognizer trained with CTC; a seven-layer bidirectional baseline gets stuck at a training glass ceiling…
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Analyzing Massive Time Series Data with SparkSandy Ryza21m
Open-source Spark-TS library built on Apache Spark and exposing Scala/Java/Python APIs implements a time series RDD that stores each key’s full series plus a…
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What Kaggle has learned from 2MM machine learning modelsAnthony Goldbloom41m
Kaggle reports 2 million models submitted and now sees over 100,000 model submissions per month, each taking roughly 5–10 hours to develop, which yields…
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Keynote: How Can We Trust Machine Learning?Carlos Guestrin46m
Argues a concrete path to trust: uses GraphLab Create and deployable microservices to take models from laptop to real-time AWS services, shows a deep network…
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Building Machine Learning Pipeline Using AerosolvePeng Ye49m
Aerosolve is an open source pipeline used at Airbnb to power Price Tips and Smart Pricing, training generalized additive models (piecewise linear splines +…
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UX Techniques Supporting Varying Levels of AggregationKatherine Ahern42m
Aggregation choice flips conclusions: the same dataset shows 48 of 50 states example where more states’ averages fall yet the population-weighted average…
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Build Smarter, Don't Just BuildHernan Asorey, Robin Glinton22m
A four-person product data science team scales insights across dozens of clouds by automating three bottlenecks: cataloging raw logs with Elation to cut…
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Challenges Applying Traditional UI/UX Principles to M.L.Demetri Spanos39m
A real-time transaction classifier flags a supposedly impossible column value (50 where schema allows 1–10), which turns out to be an upstream data change and…
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Visualizing the silent force of the BayBoriana Viljoen21m
Kiteboard currents in the San Francisco Bay behave like a violent river and conventional tidal charts often fail to warn users; a user-centered study of 110…
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Designing Visualizations of Health that Resonate With UsersAlan McLean21m
Argues that health visuals must be data-first and user-tested for mobile, using Fitbit’s Reminders to Move as a case study; sketches are throwaway prototypes…
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Translating a Trillion Pointo Diseases of Data into TherapiesAtul Butte20m
Lab converts public genomic and clinical repositories into finished products: a hemopexin blood test for preeclampsia derived from meta-analysis of hundreds of…
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Visualizing big dataOlivier Balbous41m
Builds an interactive JavaScript dataviz connected to a couple hundred million rows in Amazon Redshift, using D3.js for visuals and OpenBouquet as the…
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Pro-Active: Designing a genuinely helpful SQL interfaceAaron Kalb39m
A proactive SQL interface that uses semantic search + fuzzy matching and ranks suggestions by social statistics to surface the most-used, fresher tables and…
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Remixing Design with DataJames Mulholland21m
Platfora describes a data-driven design process: use the Kano model survey to score features by avoided frustration versus added delight, then prioritize the…
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When Visualization Best Practices Fall On Deaf EarsAkash Mukherjee22m
Real-world dashboards at Facebook force tradeoffs between academic encodings and business needs: the claim is that in practice you must increase click-through…
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Protecting data scientists in healthcare with type safetyGopal Ramachandran22m
Wellframe moves ingestion out of ad hoc Python into a Scala pipeline that puts Kafka between sources and consumers and emits Scala case classes for strong QA…
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The Lego Model for Machine LearningVitaly Gordon42m
A machine learning platform called Optimus Prime built on Spark + Scala generates code to automate a ten‑step feature engineering pipeline: feature typing…
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Extracting Medical Attributes from Clinical TrialsSanghamitra Deb26m
Extracts diseases, dosages, ages, genders and side effects from FDA drug labels and clinical trials using noun/phrase candidates, word2vec/Gensim, the Stanford…
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What Healthcare Can Learn from NetflixEric Williams19m
Omada Health builds personalization with analytics, machine learning and built‑in experimentation across 60,000 participants, mailing physical scales and…
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With Big Data Comes Big ResponsibilityNish Bhat20m
Genetic testing moves from niche to scale: cost drops faster than Moore’s Law and consumer tests move from $250 test vs $4,000 in price. Industry needs to stop…
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Why you can't afford to ignore deep learningJeremy Howard43m
Argues deep learning already outperforms humans on vision and speech tasks, cites a state-of-the-art algorithm for early detection of lung cancer built with…
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Panel: Living DataAlexy Khrabrov, Daniella Perlroth, Jeff Lerman, John St. John, priya joseph01h 02m
This talk video is a node in devreal.ai, the developer community graph. It connects to: Talk: Panel: Living Data —…
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Data Design Challenges for Enterprise IoT ApplicationsZachary Taschdjian21m
Claim: prioritize a data-first design process because enterprise IoT data breaks common design assumptions. Concrete issues: fleets of 40–50,000 assets with…
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Interactive Machine Learning on Genomics Data with Spark NotebookAndy Petrella21m
Converts 1000 Genomes BAM/VCF raw files (≈152 GB) into ADAM schema stored as Parquet, creating ~10,000 partitions so the same dataset loads in about one minute…
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A Scalable GA4GH Server ImplementationAndy Petrella24m
A GA4GH server implementation that claims to be a scalable reference uses Apache Spark and the ADAM genomics schemas as its back end, implements variant…
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How Data Science is Evolving Technology EducationRyan Orban25m
Galvanize runs three immersive programs: a three to six month full stack course, a 12 week data science bootcamp and new data engineering training and reports…
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Ginger.io: a Data-Driven Mental Health Care ProviderSai Moturu18m
Ginger.io delivers mental health care through a smartphone app that combines passive behavioral sensing (movement, communication, sleep) with 1.3M self‑reports…
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Let's Build Civic Tech to Scale Democracy for a Better FutureMatt Mahan31m
Argues that US democracy falters because voting and representation fail to scale with population and complexity, citing 40 elected officials per voter, over…
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Building realtime efficient queries in an IOT platformDinesh Narayanan20m
An IoT pipeline that ingests via WebSocket/CoAP uses Avro/MessagePack, Kafka + Schema Registry and converts rows to Apache Parquet for HDFS, yielding about…
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Active Learning and Human-in-the-Loop Machine LearningLukas Biewald30m
Argues that model gains come more from larger and cleaner labeled datasets than from tweaking algorithms, showing a toy result where error falls from ~13% at…
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Creating Value by Turning Law Into DataDaniel Lewis23m
Ravel Law digitizes court opinions (partnering with Harvard to convert 45,000 books) and applies cloud, Spark, machine learning and NLP to extract structured…
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The practice of acquiring good labelsOmar Alonso39m
Focuses on concrete methods: program crowds with clear instructions and short hits, use two-phase filtering (cheap Mechanical Turk binary filters then…
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Open Source Memory Speed Virtual Distributed Storage SystemGene Pang40m
Alluxio (formerly Tachyon) is an open‑source, memory‑first virtual distributed storage layer that sits between compute frameworks (Spark, Flink) and backend…
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Twitter Heron in PracticeKarthik Ramasamy39m
Heron runs in production at Twitter for nearly two years, processing billions of events and replacing Storm with a Storm-compatible topology model that runs as…
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UX and the Changing Relationship Between Mind and MachineHunter Whitney43m
Argues that machine learning and deep learning are tightening feedback loops with people, using concrete examples: email response suggestions, fraud-detection…
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Host Sponsor Welcome: IBM AnalyticsJoel S. Horwitz08m
IBM announces a year-old investment in Apache Spark and positions it as an analytics operating system, citing internal organic adoption rather than a mandate…
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Importance of rethinking data visualizationKyle Hailey19m
Argues that data visualization needs domain expertise and shows specific fixes: redoes NASA Challenger charts with a Tufte replot to reveal a…
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Host Sponsor Welcome: NitroRoland Tritsch07m
A career narrative that lists concrete systems and outcomes: a client‑server bill‑of‑materials built for General Motors on an early relational database; large…
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How to Use Big Data to Inspire Consumer ConfidenceDaniel Doerr22m
Credit Karma uses data from 50 million members and machine learning to turn credit reports and account links into a quantitative, composite measure of personal…
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Like2Vec with neural network embeddingsMike Tamir, Marvin Bertin, David Ott37m
Applies Word2Vec-style shallow neural embeddings to user–item graphs, building Like2Vec embeddings from an item co-occurrence matrix weighted by log‑likelihood…
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Cancer Screening using Deep LearningDaniel Golden18m
Arterys automates cardiac MRI segmentation on ssfp scans by running convolutional nets in the cloud and handling partially labeled clinical data. The pipeline…
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From text to knowledge via ML algorithms - the Quora answerXavier Amatriain38m
Quora claims over 80 million monthly visitors and uses machine learning to turn short Q&A text into actionable signals: a personalized learning-to-rank…
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On the path to data Nirvana: Supporting OLTP and OLAP on HadoopMonte Zweben38m
Claims a single, scale‑out RDBMS called Splice Machine runs OLTP and OLAP side‑by‑side by using HBase for OLTP and Spark for OLAP, with a cost‑based optimizer…
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