Kurt is the founder and CEO of Semantical, LLC, a consulting company focusing on enterprise data hubs, metadata management, semantics, and NoSQL systems. He has developed large scale information and data governance strategies for Fortune 500 companies in the health care/insurance sector, media and entertainment, publishing, financial services and logistics arenas, as well as for government agencies in the defense and insurance sector (including the Affordable Care Act). Kurt holds a Bachelor of Science in Physics from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign.
I was taking some older computers to the recycling center recently, big towers that had fallen victim to Moore's Law many years before, and it struck me as I looked at one of them about how primitive it was.
1936 likely seemed an unremarkable year as such things went.
A distribution can be thought of as the collection of all the chances of finding a particular configuration of objects.
I grew up as a programmer in the 1980s, and as a consequence, came of age with the debate about object-oriented programming (colloquially known as OOP) raging around me.
Over the course of a thirty-five-year career I have worked from home or from a coffee-shop for the vast bulk of it.
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