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Supermind.org: get to the top rated Supermind pages and content popular with USA-based Supermind.org users or check the following digest to find out more. Supermind.org is a malware-free website without age restrictions, so you can safely browse it. It seems that Supermind team are just starting to conquer the social media and they have already achieved a promising result — 48 user activities so far (StumbleUpon dominates with around 99% of all user reactions). Supermind.org is hosted with Hetzner Online GmbH in Iran, Islamic Republic of. Supermind traffic is not yet estimated by Alexa.

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Kelvin Tan - Solr/ElasticSearch Consultant - Arithmetic mean vs Geometric mean 6 is 2 3 (=8) Another way of arriving at the same result is by taking the average of the exponents, i.e. (1+5)/2 = 3. Then re-expressing in terms of base 10, i.e. 2 3 = 8. If you look again at the fir...

Kelvin Tan - Lucene Solr Elasticsearch Consulting For big data, Hadoop and Cascading. For machine learning, I am preferential to scikit-learn. I like simplicity and use either Python or Java. For web GUIs, I prefer the popular Django framework. ...

Kelvin Tan - Solr/ElasticSearch Consultant - Generating HMAC MD5/SHA1/SHA256 etc in Java Mike Miller Very useful since I found out we need to protect our RESTful web service and a lot of posts seem to point to the method that Amazon uses, which is the hmac implementation. Af...