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Category Archives: Active Learning
Actually, you do security to stop these guys
Today I am studying for the Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Engineer Associate exam. And currently I’m going through some dry stuff on database security. Today I also read this article on Krebs on Security about the LAPSUS$ hackers who stole … Continue reading
Posted in Active Learning
Tagged awareness, azure, DP-203, Krebs on Security, Security
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Five years of data engineering
Five years ago I made the switch from Oracle database administration to data engineering. It has been quite a ride. I made a video about this to celebrate.
Posted in Active Learning, Data engineering, Learning Big Data
Tagged data engineering
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First experiments with the OAK-D Lite
Last week my OAK-D Lite from Luxonis arrived. I can imagine you’ve never heard from it. Basically it is a camera that can do all kinds of AI tasks on the device itself. I got mine via Kickstarter. And where … Continue reading
Posted in Active Learning, Weird experiments
Tagged Edge AI, human pose recognition, Luxonis, OAK-D Lite, Spatial AI
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What a year 2021 has been
So at the end of 2021 I found myself in the waiting room of an emergency dentist. An infection above my front teeth became unbearable. Fortunately antibiotics makes my live much better now. Let that event not colour my view … Continue reading
Posted in Active Learning, Data engineering
Tagged astronomy, Certified Data Engineering Professional, cycling, Github, Hadoop, Kupka, Paris, vacation
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Neo4J: Loading rocket data in a graph database
When I first learned about graph databases, like Neo4J, I didn’t get it. That’s how I always start with new technology: not getting at all why people getting so enthusiastic about them. Then I read “Seven Databases in Seven Weeks, … Continue reading
Posted in Active Learning, Howto, NoSQL
Tagged Cypher, graph database, Jonathan's Space Page, Neo4J, Seven Databases in Seven Weeks
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Book review: Seven Databases in Seven Weeks
There are so many data related open source products nowadays. On one side that’s great. On the other side it’s hard for one human to grasp them all. To be sure, there’s great documentation on them all. And there are … Continue reading
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Tagged CouchDB, database, DynamoDB, Eric Redmond, HBase, Jim Wilson, Luc Perkins, MongoDB, Neo4J, PostgreSQL, Redis, Seven Databases in Seven Weeks
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