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Probabilistic Primality Testing
An exceedingly common question asked in coding interviews is to write a function, method, algorithm, whatever to determine if a number is prime. Prime numbers have a wide range of applications in...
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Stream Processing and Probabilistic Methods: Data at Scale
Stream processing and related abstractions have become all the rage following the rise of systems like Apache Kafka, Samza, and the Lambda architecture. Applying the idea of immutable, append-only...
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Probabilistic algorithms for fun and pseudorandom profit from Tyler Treat
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Fast Topic Matching
A common problem in messaging middleware is that of efficiently matching message topics with interested subscribers. For example, assume we have a set of subscribers, numbered 1 to 3: Subscriber Match...
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Probabilistic Primality Testing
An exceedingly common question asked in coding interviews is to write a function, method, algorithm, whatever to determine if a number is prime. Prime numbers have a wide range of applications in...
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Engineers love engineering things. The reason is self-evident (and maybe self-fulfilling—why else would you be an engineer?). We like to think we’re pretty good at solving problems. Unfortunately, this...
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Stream Processing and Probabilistic Methods: Data at Scale
Stream processing and related abstractions have become all the rage following the rise of systems like Apache Kafka, Samza, and the Lambda architecture. Applying the idea of immutable, append-only...
View ArticleProbabilistic algorithms for fun and pseudorandom profit
Probabilistic algorithms for fun and pseudorandom profit from Tyler Treat Follow @tyler_treatProbabilistic algorithms for fun and pseudorandom profit was first posted on December 6, 2015 at 1:00...
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Fast Topic Matching
A common problem in messaging middleware is that of efficiently matching message topics with interested subscribers. For example, assume we have a set of subscribers, numbered 1 to 3: Subscriber Match...
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Probabilistic Primality Testing
An exceedingly common question asked in coding interviews is to write a function, method, algorithm, whatever to determine if a number is prime. Prime numbers have a wide range of applications in...
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Engineers love engineering things. The reason is self-evident (and maybe self-fulfilling—why else would you be an engineer?). We like to think we’re pretty good at solving problems. Unfortunately, this...
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Stream Processing and Probabilistic Methods: Data at Scale
Stream processing and related abstractions have become all the rage following the rise of systems like Apache Kafka, Samza, and the Lambda architecture. Applying the idea of immutable, append-only...
View ArticleProbabilistic algorithms for fun and pseudorandom profit
Probabilistic algorithms for fun and pseudorandom profit from Tyler Treat Follow @tyler_treatProbabilistic algorithms for fun and pseudorandom profit was first posted on December 6, 2015 at 1:00...
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Fast Topic Matching
A common problem in messaging middleware is that of efficiently matching message topics with interested subscribers. For example, assume we have a set of subscribers, numbered 1 to 3: Subscriber Match...
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