- Spark Classroom training in Bay area - 1 Update
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| Fazal Ahmed <fazal.ahmed2007@gmail.com>: Mar 23 03:41AM -0700 Apache Spark is an open source big data processing (solid basic structure on which bigger things can be built) built around speed, ease of use, and fancy (or smart) (information-giving numbers). It was (at first/before other things happened) developed in 2009 in UC Berkeley's AMPLab, and open sourced in 2010 as an Apache project. With Spark, developers can write fancy (or smart) parallel computer programs to execute faster decisions, better decisions, and (happening or viewable immediately, without any delay) actions, applied to a wide variety of use cases, (related to the beautiful design and construction of buildings, etc.)s, and businesses. Spark Class room training course provides an introduction to this amazing technology and you will learn to use Apache spark for big data projects. Spark Class room training course is simple to follow and will lay the foundation for big data and parallel figuring out/calculating. Spark technology is based on in memory (people with no modern technology/very basic things) makes it almost 100 times faster than Hadoop and Mapreduce. Classroom Training in Spark are delivered by experts with 100% practical use. |
| greg.peterson@colonialpenn.com: Mar 22 11:28PM -0500 On Tue, 28 Feb 2017 15:25:50 -0500, Susan Bugher <sebugher@yahoo.com> wrote: >debris falls out that may cure the problem. (Vacuuming keyboards >sometimes helps too.) >Susan I wish I couold find the picture I took of a keyboard that kept having keys stick. I cleaned it, and within a few days it would stick again. Thats when I took it outside, set it on a post, tied it to the post with bailing twine. Then I loaded my 22 Rifle, and shot that goddamn keyboard at least 10 times. Thats when I took pictures of the remains of that keyboard. I knew that no key would ever stick again, because every key was blown off, and the cord was hanging from a shattered case and pieces of circuit board. I have to admit, it felt good blasting that fucker after it had pissed me off for weeks. The local Walmart had a new keyboard and for about $15 I was back online without fighting with that piece of shit keyboard. |
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