Leftovers: OSS
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Quintiles contributes open source code to ResearchKit
Quintiles, the world’s largest biopharma services provider, yesterday announced its contribution of enhancements to the ResearchKit framework which was designed by Apple to make it easy for researchers to gather data more frequently and more accurately from research participants using iPhone apps.
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20 Popular Open Source Alternatives to Expensive Software
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Google's Machine Learning Software TensorFlow Goes Open Source
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Google Open Sources its Sophisticated Machine Learning Toolset
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TensorFlow released
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Globalization FAD 2nd day report
Took more time to write this than expected, thanks for back to back new activities for this.
As per predictions it was raining on this day. Temperature dropped little bit more. Thank to Jens for already mentioning this, most of the people were with umbrella's and for few hotel provided them.
Second day started with FPL's hangout. Meeting room speakers were not doing good join, so we decided just to project hangout on screen and dial in individually for listening and speaking.
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Spark Gains More Momentum, New, Free Insider's Guide Available
Folks in the Big Data and Hadoop communities have been getting increasingly interested in Apache Spark, an open source data analytics cluster computing framework originally developed in the AMPLab at UC Berkeley. Apache notes that Spark can run programs up to 100 times faster than Hadoop MapReduce in memory, and ten times faster on disk. When crunching large data sets, those are big performance differences
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How big data is changing the database landscape for good
Mention the word "database," and most people think of the venerable RDBMS that has dominated the landscape for more than 30 years. That, however, may soon change.
A whole crop of new contenders are now vying for a piece of this key enterprise market, and while their approaches are diverse, most share one thing in common: a razor-sharp focus on big data.
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Vanderbilt Engineers Open Up Their Medical Capsule Robot Technology
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New, Faster Fabcore Released as ‘The Future of 3D Printing,’ Open Source Files Now on Thingiverse
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