"Its odd that in other areas, such as dropped connections in Google docs, there are immediate visual indicators, information about retries, clear and descriptive error messages, etc.
I'm happy you got your tickets and I especially like the…"
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- Occupation:
- Software Developer
- Company:
- Ikayzo
- Areas of Interest (Robotics, Software Architecture, Green Energy, Web 2.0, etc.):
- Networked Systems, Open Source, C/C++, Python, Green Energy, Ruby
- Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
- C, C++, C#, Python, Ruby
- About Me:
- Software Engineer with strong proficiency in C++. I worked on small to large projects in different industries. I currently reside in Los Angeles, but I am looking to make my way back home to Hawaii without having to work on less interesting projects.
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- http://danielnishimura.com
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- http://www.linkedin.com/in/danielnishimura
- Twitter Username
- dnishimura
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Paul Graydon commented on Daniel Nishimura's blog post Scalability: Google I/O 2013 Registration"I'm not convinced scalability in this case is such a hard problem. Google have all the tech (Ganeti, spanner etc) , infrastructure (datacenters all over the world), and staff to handle this stuff. Time and time again though these…"
Daniel Nishimura's blog post was featuredScalability: Google I/O 2013 Registration
On March 13th, 4:00am HST, registration for the Google I/O 2013 conference opened to the public. Barely coherent, at 3:45am I rolled out of bed, bumping each wall in my apartment hallway as I stumbled towards my Macbook. I checked to see if my Google+ and Google Wallet accounts were properly set up as required for the…See More
Daniel Nishimura posted a blog postScalability: Google I/O 2013 Registration
On March 13th, 4:00am HST, registration for the Google I/O 2013 conference opened to the public. Barely coherent, at 3:45am I rolled out of bed, bumping each wall in my apartment hallway as I stumbled towards my Macbook. I checked to see if my Google+ and Google Wallet accounts were properly set up as required for the…See More
Daniel Nishimura commented on Douglas Ching's blog post Ubuntu for Phones"Awesome that it uses Qt. It's one of the few UI frameworks I enjoy using. Hopefully it gains in popularity."
Daniel Nishimura's blog post was featuredJar of Life
I recently read a lifehacking story circulating around facebook that definitely impacted me more than any tech blog or news article all year. You may have read about it; it’s about a philosophy professor and his lecture on the jar of life. There are many versions of it out there, so here is my mashed up version of it:The StoryThe professor stood before his class…See More
Daniel Nishimura posted a blog postJar of Life
I recently read a lifehacking story circulating around facebook that definitely impacted me more than any tech blog or news article all year. You may have read about it; it’s about a philosophy professor and his lecture on the jar of life. There are many versions of it out there, so here is my mashed up version of it:The StoryThe professor stood before his class…See More
Daniel Nishimura commented on Daniel Nishimura's blog post Football Stats Analysis with Ruby and R"@Dan - Hopefully more to come.
@Joseph - Unfortunately this analysis helps with strategy and not so much prediction.
@Boris - There are actually many courses that teach R directly and indirectly on Coursera. That particular class looks…"
Daniel Leuck commented on Daniel Nishimura's blog post Football Stats Analysis with Ruby and R"Yeah :-) Our first TechHui post on R!
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Joseph Lui commented on Daniel Nishimura's blog post Football Stats Analysis with Ruby and R"Nice! So who does one bet on?"
Fred Baclig commented on Daniel Nishimura's blog post Football Stats Analysis with Ruby and R"awesome I've been wanting to mess around with big data since Seth Ladd had that presentation with hadoop. Could provide useful for my yearly Vegas trips :p"
Daniel Nishimura commented on George Lee's blog post Playing With Honolulu Data"@Curtis if you read carefully, George utilized jQuery mobile... Meaning he created this web app for mobile devices. It works great on iPad, iPhone and Android. I think he did an awesome job considering he did this in his spare time to also learn new…"
Douglas Ching commented on Daniel Nishimura's blog post Freeducation"It is great there are free courses online. Free and online education is also great for people who are unable to attend traditional classes but want to continue their learning."
Daniel Nishimura's Blog
Scalability: Google I/O 2013 Registration
On March 13th, 4:00am HST, registration for the Google I/O 2013 conference opened to the public. Barely coherent, at 3:45am I rolled out of bed, bumping each wall in my apartment hallway as I stumbled towards my Macbook. I checked to see if my Google+ and Google Wallet accounts were properly set up as…
ContinuePosted on March 29, 2013 at 3:56pm — 2 Comments
Jar of Life
I recently read a lifehacking story circulating around facebook that definitely impacted me more than any tech blog or news article all year. You may have read about it; it’s about a philosophy professor and his lecture on the jar of life. There are many versions of it out there, so here is my mashed up version of it:
The…
ContinuePosted on December 27, 2012 at 3:14pm — 1 Comment
Freeducation
What if I told you that top professors from top universities are teaching classes online for free? For me, who is still paying off a portion of student loans, the answer is another question, “Why didn’t we have this sooner?”
Within the last couple years, there has been a sudden acceleration in the free…
Posted on September 3, 2012 at 11:34am — 1 Comment
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- At 5:00pm on June 1, 2011, Elden Ito said…
Good to see you here Daniel. Man...I thought you were gone for good to the mainland.
Nice to know you found your way back home.
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