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Cliff Click

CTO & Co-Founder of 0xdata

Cliff Click
Cliff Click is the CTO and Co-Founder of 0xdata, a firm dedicated to creating a new way to think about web-scale data storage and real-time analytics. Cliff wrote his first compiler when he was 15 (Pascal to TRS Z-80!), although my most famous compiler is the HotSpot Server Compiler (the Sea of Nodes IR). I helped Azul Systems build an 864 core pure-Java mainframe that keeps GC pauses on 500Gb heaps to under 10ms, and worked on all aspects of that JVM. Before that Cliff worked on HotSpot at Sun Microsystems, and am at least partially responsible for bringing Java into the mainstream.

Cliff is invited to speak regularly at industry and academic conferences and has published many papers about HotSpot technology. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Rice University and about 15 patents.


Presentations

Building A TB-Scale Math Platform

Datasets have gotten to PB-scale, but the modeling you can do has been limited to a single-node (e.g. R, SAS) or stuck inside the database or takes hours on Hadoop-like technologies. We have built a simple clustering package, and are using it to do distributed analytics on the sum of all ram in a cluster.

This talk focuses on how the clustering technology, plus a Java-based vector math API, is being used to build full algorithms like GLM/GLMNET, Random Forest and K-means. These algorithms are complex multi-pass programs and traditional distributed programming models expose the distributed boundaries making the algorithms hard to reason about. We have a basic JDK for doing at-scale math, we can run most Plain Olde Java in (distributed) inner loops, communicate via a K/V store with exact Java Memory Model consistency (not lazy consistency). Adding more cpus makes these algorithms run faster, and adding more ram allows larger datasets. We are bringing back Moore's Law!





Blogs

Johanna Rothman

Devs in the ‘Ditch Slides Posted

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on May. 21, 2013

I gave a talk at Devs in the ‘Ditch last week when I was in London. I posted the slides on slideshare: Overcoming Three Pitfalls of Transitioning to Agile. The very nice people at 7digital made a video and posted it, to



Alan Shalloway

Day 15 of 100 Know You Are Managing Time to Market & How To Do It

Posted By: Alan Shalloway on May. 17, 2013

Continuing with the 100 Things You Must Know to Be Effective In Software Development The purpose of development/IT is to deliver value quickly - not just for a team, but for the entire organization. If you reflect on this, it's not about going fast, it



Alan Shalloway

Day 14 of 100 There is more than customer value

Posted By: Alan Shalloway on May. 15, 2013

Continuing with the 100 Things You Must Know to Be Effective In Software Development While adding value to the customer is the ultimate goal, there is more than customer value. There are actually at least five different types of business value: knowing



James Ward

Auto-Refresh for Play Framework Apps

Posted By: James Ward on May. 15, 2013

Over this past weekend I built a little tool for Play Framework app developers which auto-refreshes an app in Chrome when the source code or static assets change. Check out a video demonstration: For information on how to set it up, check out the proje



James Harmon

Android Panel and Kiosk Apps

Posted By: James Harmon on May. 14, 2013

One advantage of doing business in the Chicago area is getting to see lots of manufacturers.  The Midwest still builds stuff.As an Android developer who gets to talk with many of the local companies I've recently noticed a pattern in the Android sp



Alan Shalloway

Day 13 of 100 Systems Thinking From Individual to Organization

Posted By: Alan Shalloway on May. 14, 2013

Hi everyone.  To pick the pace back up I'm going to write either shorter blogs or, as in today, I will take some previous work and mold it into this work.  I appreciate your patience and will get things going agai



James Ward

Securing Single Page Apps and REST Services

Posted By: James Ward on May. 13, 2013

The move towards Single Page Apps and RESTful services open the doors to a much better way of securing web applications. Traditional web applications use browser cookies to identify a user when a request is made to the server. This approach is fundame



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