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thomas07:05:41

morning 😼 mogge

thomas07:05:46

Train was extremely busy this morning as it was full of very merry Feyenoord supporters (they won the league yesterday for the first time in god knows how many years.) So Rotterdam is a no go area today!

korny08:05:41

is 70% a statistically significant sample, though?

thomas08:05:57

if over 2/3 of the book is good then it has value IMHO

korny08:05:01

sorry, that was an attempt at a joke

chrjs10:05:31

Group thought on a Clojure-ish version of https://github.com/spotify/luigi? To say, something for building data pipelines of batch jobs. Appreciate any thoughts if you have ‘em. Not hadoop scale, so cascalog is probably overkill. Maybe Plumatic’s plumbing?

jasonbell10:05:11

Onyx handles batches nicely.

jasonbell10:05:21

Depends what your workflow is really.

chrjs11:05:11

Definitely worth spending some time investigating, thanks 🙂

Rachel Westmacott12:05:20

rcfotd:

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clojure.core/subseq
([sc test key] [sc start-test start-key end-test end-key])
  sc must be a sorted collection, test(s) one of <, <=, > or
  >=. Returns a seq of those entries with keys ek for
  which (test (.. sc comparator (compare ek key)) 0) is true

dominicm12:05:45

@chrjs https://github.com/onyx-platform/onyx-local-rt might be particularly interesting 🙂 Uncertain though

elise_huard17:05:18

Hi all. I know it's a fairly general question, but do we know why Incanter is no longer being updated?

elise_huard17:05:27

also was the develop branch viable?

elise_huard17:05:57

actually, let me ask in the data-science channel

maleghast20:05:53

@elise_huard - If you get an answer on Incanter, I would love to know what the project status is too, please 🙂