Stage
play "Detroit "
examines "inner ring" suburbs in 1960s. Watzat? Grosse Pointe? Pontiac was "outer" but felt/feels like Detroit
Character
in today's "Barney & Clyde" comic remarks that cube root of 31
"almost exactly pi." Um, pi's irrational. Nothing "exact"
about it.
Making
great progress on my preso on "Big Media" for #IBM Information on
Demand in November. Was totally in flow yesterday. No distractions
Best
yoga pose is savasana: perfect stillness, relaxing every muscle, down to the
tiniest, letting gravity have its way with you. Ummmmm
A
chilly one this morning, but refreshing. Put on a sweater-vest.
RT
@kexpplaylist #kexp Chicago by Sufjan Stevens
from Come On Feel The Illinoise! JK--Sold his clothes to Illinois ? What'd state do with em?
My
favorite idiotic LinkedIn discuss group thread is "please intro yourself
to members of this group." Um, name & job title not sufficient?
"...why
“right to be forgotten” laws are a bad idea" (http://ow.ly/oCZju )
JK--For sure. Expunging historical record = rewriting history
Drafted
next week's 5 quick-hits. Among them, I established 3 new threads.
Data-scientist
skillsets? Spotting a resource-hogging algorithm before it becomes a
showstopper (http://ow.ly/oCHaJ ) Friday #IBM q-h
"Deconstructing
Recommender Sys" (http://ow.ly/oC57q ) JK--SVD technique
computes indescribable, non-intuitive, abstract taste dimensions
"What
comes after NoSQL?" (http://ow.ly/oC3Rn ) JK--Good discuss.
Better than my lame Q&A response on today's webinar. Wish I could redo
"Why
Nokia lost" (http://ow.ly/oC3kl ) JK--Brilliant
analysis. In mid-90s, when I was in wireless industry, Nokia could do no wrong.
"Why
Flash Storage Is Reaching the Tipping Point Against HDDs" (http://ow.ly/oC2ZV
) JK--Proving out performance- & endurance-worthiness
"Apache
Cassandra 2.0 brings the old school SQL functionality" (http://ow.ly/oC2E8 )
JK--A sleeper in the NoSQL market. Worth examining
My
primary stock in trade has always been restless ideation. Nothing's ever
changed. My stock in trade is always packaged in published words
Oh
my gosh! The late summer cool lo-humidity night breeze thru yonder open window
is sinfully sensual. Getting ideas.
I'm
waiting for the supergroup of Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Bonnie Raitt,
Bon Iver, Bono, & Simon LeBon. C'est si bon!
Millennials
and the Power of Social http://ibm.co/18AQkgz #IBMsmb
I
half-expect Elon Musk to launch Teslas via Hyperloop into a SpaceX low earth
orbit. I'll bet his team's working on that as we speak.
Early
on in dialogue you get a sense for whether the other person wants to argue, or
wants to be argumentative. Invite former. Avoid latter.
RT
@kexpplaylist #kexp Night Still
Comes by Neko Case from The Worse Things Get.... JK--2013. I especially love
Neko's poetic/soulful side.
New
#IBM jk
blogpost: "Tweets Are The Fruit Flies Of Consumer-Facing Data Science—For
Better and Worse" (http://ow.ly/oAndM )
The
Skype spam is starting to come with greater frequency. Considering how little I
use Skype, the spam outweighs the legit connect requests
Social
sentiment as valuable market intelligence? Without human vetting, U can totally
misconstrue it (http://ow.ly/oAkRu ) Thurs #IBM qh
Twitter
and texts are cool and hip and all that. But when I truly need to lay out my
thoughts, a blog or email is best. I articulate detail
RT
@kexpplaylist #kexp Fangela by
Here We Go Magic from Here We Go Magic JK--2009. A great locomotion roll on
this spangly electrorhythm.
Slide
rules? What are those? Only one I recall from my school days is helter skelter:
when you get to the bottom you go back to the top.
RT
@kexpplaylist #kexp Sugar Hiccup
by Cocteau Twins from Head Over Heels JK--On most Cocteau songs, only lyrics
you can make out R th title
"#BigData &
Yahoo's Quest for Mass Personalization" (http://ow.ly/ozB4a )
JK--Optimizing & scoring everybody's fantasy football team.
"Algorithms
R New Content Creators & That’s Bad News 4 Humans" (http://ow.ly/ozAN4 )
JK--What's "fair use" when bots scrape/mash it all?
LinkedIn's
doing a second stock offering? Better invest proceeds in better text editor in
group discussions. Current one reeks almighty.
"How
predictive analytics will power internet o things" (http://ow.ly/ozAn1 )
JK--Discusses potential role in driving autonomous vehicles
"Raising
the bar on M2M telematics through predictive analytics" (http://ow.ly/ozAaX )
JK--Good overview of IoT #bigdata
analytics
RT
@kexpplaylist #kexp I'm Your Man
by Richard Hell & The Voidoids from Blank Generation JK--In retrospect,
song is more "Nuggets" than punk
If
Ariel Castro had hung on a bit longer, he could've dug a tunnel from his cell
straight to Hell. As it is, I'm sure Satan fast-tracked him
Sitting
here composing my thoughts & my nerves. Before I decompose.
Today's
it's all a bit much. I'll leave it at that. All a bit much.
#ibmblu That's
all I have in my memory. Been a pleasure. Now to decelerate and take a breather.
A8:
#ibmblu:
All-in-memory is the culmination of the Von Neumann architecture in computing.
Scaling & accelerating as fast as RAM improves
A8:
#ibmblu:
Quantum techs in analytics will deliver optimizations so fast they'll feel
faster than lightspeed--because they probably are
#ibmblu A8. More
data, more applications, more analysis, more users. Interpolation, projection.
Speed is power to do more of all of these.
Retweeted
by jameskobielus
A8:
#ibmblu: No
such thing as fast enough. Every biz locked in never-ending race with
competitors & always trying to eliminate bottlenecks
A8:
#ibmblu Fast
enough for business? Every business always wants faster-than-fast: predict
future with confidence & be there yesterday
We
have had 20 years of row-based caching. That has evolved. Now columnar-based
that brings so much more in with DB2. I heart #ibmblu
Retweeted
by jameskobielus
A7:
#ibmblu:
In-memory will become integral to many #bigdata tiers:
integration, hub, query/mart, sandbox, apps.
A7:
#ibmblu:
Principal app of in-memory in #bigdata
architectures is to go extreme on V=Velocity. Low-latency ingest, execution,
exploration
A6:
#ibmblu
In-memory in streaming--e.g.., InfoSphere Streams--is fast cache. Can integrate
streaming w/Hadoop. Visualize Hdp with in-mem BI
A6:
#ibmblu
In-memory in #Hadoop
are not usually Hdp platform itself. They might be used in the modeling &
visualization platforms, though
A6:
#ibmblu
In-memory techs can be applied to any DB tech: but you can't necessarily put
"all" in memory if the DB holds petabytes
#ibmblu A5 DB2
BLU is optimized for in-memory processing of DW queries, reducing the variance
in response times to DW queries
Retweeted
by jameskobielus
A5:
#ibmblu
In-memory is the fast-data persistence/query approach of choice for data marts,
physical or logical, in an EDW architecture
A5:
#ibmblu
In-memory supplements DW by offloading/accelerating queries from DW hub,
allowing latter to handle storage, aggreg, governance
A3
in-memory analytics of OLTP should actually be abstracted from the OLTP system
so that the rules can be applied in many places #ibmblu
Retweeted
by jameskobielus
#ibmblu at
$40,000/TB Actionable compression makes in-memory processing affordable where
others cannot. They must de-compress.
Retweeted
by jameskobielus
A4
#ibmblu:
Economics of in-memory are improved if you compress the data in memory and
don't need to decompress in order to query it.
A4
#ibmblu:
Economics of in-memory tech are also in its ability to off-load fast query from
other, older, disk-bound DB platforms
A4
#ibmblu:
Economics of in-memory tech are a) its improving price-performance and b) its
contribution to knowledge worker productivity
A4
#ibmblu:
In-memory economics improving as RAM grows inexorably cheaper and
faster--better & better price-performance.
A3
#ibmblu:
In-memory analytics on OLTP supports fast optimization of whatever transaction
(e.g., order taking) that you're performing
A3:
#ibmblu: In-memory's
applications in OLTP are in extremely fast queries and analyses inline to
transactional scenarios.
A2
#ibmblu:
In-memory tech ensures that all or most of the working data set is in the
fastest path closest to its consumer.
A2
#ibmblu:
In-memory tech takes disk I/O out of the latency equation, moves data at RAM
speeds, supports faster and more frequent queries
A2
#ibmblu:
In-memory technologies ensure that the relevant data/analytics are always
instantaneously available to all decision makers
A2
#ibmblu:
In-memory technologies support speed-of-thought analytics by radically reducing
data, modeling, and visualization latencies.
A1:
#ibmblu:
Speed of thought's value to business is ensuring that knowledge workers can do
their jobs at maximum efficiency/effectiveness
A1:
#ibmblu:
Speed of thought is not perceiving any data latencies that impede effective
analysis or decision making.
A1:
#ibmblu:
Speed of thought is always having all the relevant data/visualizations
available at a glance, without having to think of it
RT
@IBMbigdata: Just a half hour
until #ibmblu
chat Speeding Up Transactions & Analytics w/In-Memory Processing http://ibm.co/14Bd1U4
Join
me et al for #ibmblu
chat at the top of the hour: "How Fast Can You Go? In-Memory
Processing."
Join
me today, 1 PM ET for #ibmblu
chat http://ibm.co/14Bd1U4 Speeding Up
Transactions & #Analytics
with In-Memory Processing
VIDEO:
Acquire, Grow, Retain: Enhancing the 360 View of the Customer http://ibm.co/17xH2ET
w/ @jameskobielus via @IBMbigdata #CMO
Moderating
panel on #bigdata
cloud standards. EuroCloud/ICS Luxembourg .
15 October. Interested in being on it? DM me.
RT
@graemeknows: New video coming
out today featuring @jameskobielus
& me talking about Enhancing the 360° profile of customer. #staytuned
Customer
segmentation? Shifting affinities in an online culture make segmentation
trickier (http://ow.ly/oy2w5 ) Wednesday #IBM quick-hit
Virginia
GOP LT Gov candidate links Planned Parenthood to Klan and yoga to Satan. Hey
Virginians, let's vote Democratic & fund mental health
Becoming
increasingly disenchanted with analyst pontification. And trying not to do so
much of it myself - although this tweet doesn't help.
Retweeted
by jameskobielus
Came
across coinage "mansplain." Feels too opaque in etymology. I would
coin that nuance of BS thusly: "glibgloss." More transparent deriv8n
RT
@kexpplaylist #kexp Star Machine
by Bob Mould from Silver Age JK--Dude's sings with organic grit. Perfect
hardrock vocalization timbre
Drafted
latest ITKnowledgeExchange #IBM blog:
"BigData's Bigness is its Core Strength"
Drafted
latest #InfoWorld
#IBM blog:
"DevOps and Data Science: Assessing the Performance Impacts of Modeling
Alternatives"
New
#IBM jk #SmarterAnalytics
blogpost: "Perception Science Should Drive Advanced Visualization
Designs" (http://ow.ly/owqkj )
Drafted
my next #IBM jk #BigData Hub
blog: "Tweets Are The Fruit Flies Of Consumer-Facing Data Science--For
Better and Worse"
Enough
with the myths of #bigdata,
already! Joseph Campbell wouldn't recognize any of them as "myths,"
except the Cult of Doopy the Elephant
Avoid
tech-biz stories w/headlines alluding 2 lists (e.g., "10 best
this-or-that"). Almost always lures 2 timewasting/clickmaxing slideshows
Always
enlarge browser view of Facebook to push th unessential rightmost 2 columns
(ads/birthdays & who-follows-who-now) outside the visible
Experience
optimization? Complex algorithms effectively randomize the social experience (http://lnkd.in/txkNEh )
Tuesday #IBM
quick-hit
Experience
optimization? Complex algorithms effectively randomize the social experience: http://lnkd.in/txkNEh
RT
@kexpplaylist #kexp Mad Park
Beach Bums (feat TDavid) by Brothers Frm Another JK--Gr8 lyric: "Spend all
day chasing tail like Elmer Fudd"
RT
@jhammond: Guessing someone should
be looking at adding an SEA-HEL direct polar route flight.
So
long to another yoga instructor. Oh well. Attachment to any guru is the root of
all suffering. The practice persists.
"Boffins
confirm quantum crypto can keep a secret" (http://j.mp/173Kfez )
JK--Yeah but not official till hobbits & smurfs give benediction
Listening
2 Devine & Statton "Like a Blind Man" from "The Prince of
Wales." A sad song. A friend's suicide. Exquisitely beautiful &
poignant
Some
audiphiles swear by vinyl. I was always more inclined to swear at it: breaks,
skips, scratches, & tics. Good riddance.
My
brother brought over his latest load of recent mags he & his wife have
already read. We'll read them eventually, after the library books
Reading
history of Elizabethan England. Good overview of Spanish Armada &
logistical difficulty o long naval sieges pre modern refrigeration
A
personal archive sort becomes a meditation on impermanence. Defunct companies
& publications. People who seem to have vanished. Dead fads
Such
a relief 2 sift thru & organize my personal archive. I've pumped out tons
of stuff over the past 2+ decades. Now I know where it all is
Great
TED talk from Jeopardy contestant who went up against #IBM #Watson -
amusing and thought-provoking: http://ff-d.com/17imfB9
Retweeted
by jameskobielus
The
fall season essentially begins now. I know roughly what I'll be doing thru
December. Locked and loaded.
Reading
"The Portrait of Durian Gray." He stays young and handsome, but his
picture decays into a moldy, stinky tropical fruit.
Wanna
thank the ladies at the party next to me for the nickname I dare not share.
Going
to barbecue at Howard & Sylvia's in PG County MD. Dominican
Republic with a few years ago. Always
easygoing.
My
Facebook newsfeed viewing has become fast & structured. At any time I
review updates only as far back as my last update. Takes 10-15 secs
Telecommuting.
Wrong term. These are one-person home-based branch offices.
"Limited
attention span." Suggests someone whose eyes dart around constantly like a
channel-surfing speed freak. Most people not like that.
WashPost
article refers 2 young adult demographic as "so-called young
invincibles." So-called by whom? Potheads addictd 2 sci-fi/videogames?
RIP
David Frost. A couple o Pythons wrote 4 him. Python's hilarious "Timmy
Williams" sketch obviously based on him (http://ow.ly/osdRi )
Obama
delaying any Syria
action till after Congress puts it to a vote. What's the point of the vote if
he plans to do it anyway? Does he?
WSJ
refers to "Tesla-mania." Way too premature a proclamation. I have yet
to see a single one of them on the streets.
Good
day. Dropped off stuff for our girl in Harrisburg .
Had dinner with her & Dylan at Romano's. Egidia bought nice shoes. Home not
too late
Was
a good week. An excellent #IBM
#BigData
Developers Day in NYC. Plenty of interesting discussions with customers and
partners.
Celebrating
Labor Day weekend by doing as little of it as humanly possible.
RIP
Seamus Heaney. Nobel Prize winning poet. His work was deep, beautiful,
accessible.
