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esommer.net : blog : archive : 2004 : 04
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 | dream job |
| DATAMINING ENGINEER |
| PURPOSE: |
| Maintain and expand our high-throughput experimentation database and develop infrastructure for rapid data mining of high-dimensional database. |
| REQUIREMENTS: |
| Must have developed easy-to-use tools in industrial-strength science-driven environment. |
| Must have designed and implemented datamining and query infrastructure for high-dimensional database with millions of entries in industry-leading environment. |
| Must have 7 years of experience with Oracle or MySQL on Linux. |
| Must have a positive attitude and the ability and willingness to quickly react to changing business and technical demands and aggressive deadlines and maintain calm and a good sense of humor in intense situations. |
| From page 23: |
| Grab the nearest book. |
| Open the book to page 23. |
| Find the fifth sentence. |
| Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions. |
| Here's mine, Neal Stephenson, Cryptonomicon: |
| Lawrence almost rode over a broken wine bottle and decided he should walk now, to spare his bicycle's tires, so he laid the bike down, the front wheel covering an aluminum vase that appeared to have been spun on a lathe, with a few charred roses hanging out of it. |
| Hmm, not so pithy perhaps, but not unlyrical, at least. I certainly am enjoying the book, though. |
| Yesterday i became the one hundred millionth happy discoverer of the music of Arvo Pärt. Makes your life feel like a very good pensive black and white film. David Pinkerton has an informative website dedicated to him, with a nice place to start. |
| So Jabbar Al-Kubasji, president of the "Iraqi Patriotic Coalition", apologises for the murder of two German GSG-9 soldiers last week; it was a mistake and would not have happened if they'd advertised their germanity. |
| Oh! Well that's alright then. Thanks. |
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