I'm also very wary of using a code formatter for the reasons already
mentioned by Reynold.
Does scaliform have a mode where it just provides style checks rather
than reformat the code? This is something we really need for, e.g.,
reviewing the many submissions to the project.
- Patrick
On Wed,
Initially, we also had the same concern, so we started from limited
set of rules. Gradually, we found that it increases the productivity
and readability of our codebase.
PS, Scalariform is compatible with the Scala Style Guide in the sense
that, given the right preference settings, source code
I am just starting out playing with spark on our hadoop 2.2 cluster and I have
a question.
The current way to submit jobs to the cluster is to create fat-jars with sbt
assembly. This approach works but I think is less than optimal in many large
hadoop installation:
the way we interact with
I think you could put the spark jar and other jar your app depends on while not
changes a lot on HDFS, and use --files or --addjars ( depends on the mode you
run YarnClient/YarnStandalone ) to refer to them.
And then just need to redeploy your thin app jar on each invoke.
Best Regards,
Raymond
Hi All,
We would like to contribute SimRank algorithm to mllib. SimRank algorithm used
to calculate similarity rank between two objects based on graph structure,
details can be seen in (http://ilpubs.stanford.edu:8090/508/1/2001-41.pdf),
here we implemented a matrix multiplication method based
I just sent the pr, fixed a typo in the comment. Add some comments and unit
test. Please let me know if you receive the patch.
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 9:18 PM, Michael Kun Yang kuny...@stanford.eduwrote:
I will follow up the newtown one later
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 9:14 PM, Michael Kun Yang
