Podcast appearances and mentions of jim dowling

Sweden has the highest number of Unicorns in the world outside of Silicon Valley. Jim Dowling is the founder of Hopsworks.ai and he hopes to join the club of billion dollar companies and that's why he's based there. He's an Irishman whose company makes the picks and shovels for machine learning in the AI age. He also wants to keep the AI talent and technology in Europe but is but is worried that the continent lacks its own technology or infrastructural independence in AI. Joe spoke to Jim this morning on the show.

Saturday Nov 23 saw the biggest attendance yet for the ICCS annual gala and Beacon Award ceremony, which was held at the Elite Marina Hotel in Stockholm, and needless to say the Irish In Sweden podcast was there to record what went on behind the scenes! Hear from board members, guests, keynote speaker Brian O'Toole and award-winner Jim Dowling among others as we re-live what was an incredible night for the Swedish-Irish business community. This podcast was made with the kind financial support of the ICCS.

Chris Ragan, the founding Director of McGill University's Max Bell School of Public Policy, and the Chair of Canada's Ecofiscal Commission, joins Vassy Kapelos for a quick fact check on Canada's carbon pricing. On today's show: Listen to Vassy's full conversation with Francois-Phillipe Champagne on Newfoundland Premier Andrew Furey's call to halt the carbon tax increase.  Dr. Jim Dowling, a Senior Scientist of Genetics & Genome Biology, answers this week's 'The Explainer' question on gene therapy. The Daily Debrief Panel with Tim Powers, Scott Reid, and Kathleen Monk. Listen to Vassy's full conversation with Bob Rae, a Permanent Representative of Canada to the United Nations, on the road ahead for Haiti after the country's Prime Minister resigned over civil unrest. 

Join the Women in Seed Production Network as we interview Jim Dowling, Western Regional Field Lead, for advice on leading with trust and demonstrating vulnerability. In this episode, we dive into learning from failures and moving forward while also gaining self-awareness along the journey.  As an ally, Jim leans into our questions and explores the importance of building relationships to help accomplish great things. He highlights some tactics for building trust, leveraging self and team assessment insights, and the importance of candor and feedback to further teamwork and ultimately the outcomes we seek. Jim reminds us that taking risks are necessary to push ourselves to grow, and even if we don't get it right, failures are essential building blocks towards a better future. We discuss how to utilize those building blocks as a new paved road, presenting greater opportunities for those that come behind us or guide us to new paths and experiences.   Jim is passionate about creating space for others to grow and thrive, so we hope you will enjoy the dialogue and insights he shares in this episode!

AI-podden med Jim Dowling, Founder and CEO of Hopsworks and Associate Professor in Computer Science at KTH Read more: https://ai-podden.se/en

Ethan Schachter was born with a rare genetic disease, nemaline myopathy type 2—a type of muscular dystrophy—that disproportionately affects Ashkenazi Jews. It's not always fatal, but Ethan, at 20 months, needs round-the-clock care, including a machine to help him breathe and a tube for nutrition. He can't walk or talk because his muscles are too weak. Currently, there is no cure. Doctors have only known about this form of the disease for about 15 years. And it's so rare—only one in 47,000 people have it—that couples trying to conceive aren't even screened for it in Canada, where Ethan is one of maybe four or five kids who live with the condition. Ethan's mother, Toba Cooper, wants to change things. She recently launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise more than a million dollars to help researchers develop a made-in-Canada treatment for her son's condition. And she hopes to raise awareness so the condition could be added to the list of eligible tests. Cooper joins The CJN Daily today along with Jim Dowling, a doctor at SickKids Hospital in Toronto, who is one of the world's foremost experts on this rare disease. What we talked about: Donate to Toba Cooper's crowdfunder Learn more about nemaline myopathy type 2 Learn about Jewish genetic diseases awareness testing Credits The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. Our title sponsor is Metropia. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To learn how to support the show by subscribing to this podcast, please watch this video.

After Michael Pirovolakis was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease as a toddler, his family raised $3 million, funding gene therapy in a groundbreaking clinical trial where the four-year-old is the only participant. Guest host Michelle Shephard talks to Michael's father, Terry Pirovolakis, about the search for a cure; and Dr. Jim Dowling, a clinician-scientist at SickKids Hospital, and the lead doctor on Michael's clinical trial.

Show Notes(1:56) Jim went over his education at Trinity College Dublin in the late 90s/early 2000s, where he got early exposure to academic research in distributed systems.(4:26) Jim discussed his research focused on dynamic software architecture, particularly the K-Component model that enables individual components to adapt to a changing environment.(5:37) Jim explained his research on collaborative reinforcement learning that enables groups of reinforcement learning agents to solve online optimization problems in dynamic systems.(9:03) Jim recalled his time as a Senior Consultant for MySQL.(9:52) Jim shared the initiatives at the RISE Research Institute of Sweden, in which he has been a researcher since 2007.(13:16) Jim dissected his peer-to-peer systems research at RISE, including theoretical results for search algorithm and walk topology.(15:30) Jim went over challenges building peer-to-peer live streaming systems at RISE, such as GradientTV and Glive.(18:18) Jim provided an overview of research activities at the Division of Software and Computer Systems at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology.(19:04) Jim has taught courses on Distributed Systems and Deep Learning on Big Data at KTH Royal Institute of Technology.(22:20) Jim unpacked his O’Reilly article in 2017 called “Distributed TensorFlow,” which includes the deep learning hierarchy of scale.(29:47) Jim discussed the development of HopsFS, a next-generation distribution of the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) that replaces its single-node in-memory metadata service with a distributed metadata service built on a NewSQL database.(34:17) Jim rationalized the intention to commercialize HopsFS and built Hopsworks, an user-friendly data science platform for Hops.(36:56) Jim explored the relative benefits of public research money and VC-funded money.(41:48) Jim unpacked the key ideas in his post “Feature Store: The Missing Data Layer in ML Pipelines.”(47:31) Jim dissected the critical design that enables the Hopsworks feature store to refactor a monolithic end-to-end ML pipeline into separate feature engineering and model training pipelines.(52:49) Jim explained why data warehouses are insufficient for machine learning pipelines and why a feature store is needed instead.(57:59) Jim discussed prioritizing the product roadmap for the Hopswork platform.(01:00:25) Jim hinted at what’s on the 2021 roadmap for Hopswork.(01:03:22) Jim recalled the challenges of getting early customers for Hopsworks.(01:04:30) Jim intuited the differences and similarities between being a professor and being a founder.(01:07:00) Jim discussed worrying trends in the European Tech ecosystem and the role that Logical Clocks will play in the long run.(01:13:37) Closing segment.Jim’s Contact InfoLogical ClocksTwitterLinkedInGoogle ScholarMediumACM ProfileGitHubMentioned ContentResearch Papers“The K-Component Architecture Meta-Model for Self-Adaptive Software” (2001)“Dynamic Software Evolution and The K-Component Model” (2001)“Using feedback in collaborative reinforcement learning to adaptively optimize MANET routing” (2005)“Building Autonomic Systems Using Collaborative Reinforcement Learning” (2006)“Improving ICE Service Selection in a P2P System using the Gradient Topology” (2007)“gradienTv: Market-Based P2P Live Media Streaming on the Gradient Overlay” (2010)“GLive: The Gradient Overlay as a Market Maker for Mesh-Based P2P Live Streaming” (2011)“HopsFS: Scaling Hierarchical File System Metadata Using NewSQL Databases” (2016)“Scaling HDFS to More Than 1 Million Operations Per Second with HopsFS” (2017)“Hopsworks: Improving User Experience and Development on Hadoop with Scalable, Strongly Consistent Metadata” (2017)“Implicit Provenance for Machine Learning Artifacts” (2020)“Time Travel and Provenance for Machine Learning Pipelines” (2020)“Maggy: Scalable Asynchronous Parallel Hyperparameter Search” (2020)Articles“Distributed TensorFlow” (2017)“Reflections on AWS’s S3 Architectural Flaws” (2017)“Meet Michelangelo: Uber’s Machine Learning Platform” (2017)“Feature Store: The Missing Data Layer in ML Pipelines” (2018)“What Is Wrong With European Tech Companies?” (2019)“ROI of Feature Stores” (2020)“MLOps With A Feature Store” (2020)“ML Engineer Guide: Feature Store vs. Data Warehouse” (2020)“Unifying Single-Host and Distributed Machine Learning with Maggy” (2020)“How We Secure Your Data With Hopsworks” (2020)“One Function Is All You Need For ML Experiments” (2020)“Hopsworks: World’s Only Cloud-Native Feature Store, now available on AWS and Azure” (2020)“Hopsworks 2.0: The Next Generation Platform for Data-Intensive AI with a Feature Store” (2020)“Hopsworks Feature Store API 2.0, a new paradigm” (2020)“Swedish startup Logical Clocks takes a crack at scaling MySQL backend for live recommendations” (2021)ProjectsApache Hudi (by Uber)Delta Lake (by Databricks)Apache Iceberg (by Netflix)MLflow (by Databricks)Apache Flink (by The Apache Foundation)PeopleLeslie Lamport (The Father of Distributed Computing)Jeff Dean (Creator of MapReduce and TensorFlow, Lead of Google AI)Richard Sutton (The Father of Reinforcement Learning — who wrote “The Bitter Lesson”)Programming BooksC++ Programming Languages books (by Scott Meyers)“Effective Java” (by Joshua Bloch)“Programming Erlang” (by Joe Armstrong)“Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming” (by Peter Van Roy and Seif Haridi)

Show Notes(1:56) Jim went over his education at Trinity College Dublin in the late 90s/early 2000s, where he got early exposure to academic research in distributed systems.(4:26) Jim discussed his research focused on dynamic software architecture, particularly the K-Component model that enables individual components to adapt to a changing environment.(5:37) Jim explained his research on collaborative reinforcement learning that enables groups of reinforcement learning agents to solve online optimization problems in dynamic systems.(9:03) Jim recalled his time as a Senior Consultant for MySQL.(9:52) Jim shared the initiatives at the RISE Research Institute of Sweden, in which he has been a researcher since 2007.(13:16) Jim dissected his peer-to-peer systems research at RISE, including theoretical results for search algorithm and walk topology.(15:30) Jim went over challenges building peer-to-peer live streaming systems at RISE, such as GradientTV and Glive.(18:18) Jim provided an overview of research activities at the Division of Software and Computer Systems at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology.(19:04) Jim has taught courses on Distributed Systems and Deep Learning on Big Data at KTH Royal Institute of Technology.(22:20) Jim unpacked his O’Reilly article in 2017 called “Distributed TensorFlow,” which includes the deep learning hierarchy of scale.(29:47) Jim discussed the development of HopsFS, a next-generation distribution of the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) that replaces its single-node in-memory metadata service with a distributed metadata service built on a NewSQL database.(34:17) Jim rationalized the intention to commercialize HopsFS and built Hopsworks, an user-friendly data science platform for Hops.(36:56) Jim explored the relative benefits of public research money and VC-funded money.(41:48) Jim unpacked the key ideas in his post “Feature Store: The Missing Data Layer in ML Pipelines.”(47:31) Jim dissected the critical design that enables the Hopsworks feature store to refactor a monolithic end-to-end ML pipeline into separate feature engineering and model training pipelines.(52:49) Jim explained why data warehouses are insufficient for machine learning pipelines and why a feature store is needed instead.(57:59) Jim discussed prioritizing the product roadmap for the Hopswork platform.(01:00:25) Jim hinted at what’s on the 2021 roadmap for Hopswork.(01:03:22) Jim recalled the challenges of getting early customers for Hopsworks.(01:04:30) Jim intuited the differences and similarities between being a professor and being a founder.(01:07:00) Jim discussed worrying trends in the European Tech ecosystem and the role that Logical Clocks will play in the long run.(01:13:37) Closing segment.Jim’s Contact InfoLogical ClocksTwitterLinkedInGoogle ScholarMediumACM ProfileGitHubMentioned ContentResearch Papers“The K-Component Architecture Meta-Model for Self-Adaptive Software” (2001)“Dynamic Software Evolution and The K-Component Model” (2001)“Using feedback in collaborative reinforcement learning to adaptively optimize MANET routing” (2005)“Building Autonomic Systems Using Collaborative Reinforcement Learning” (2006)“Improving ICE Service Selection in a P2P System using the Gradient Topology” (2007)“gradienTv: Market-Based P2P Live Media Streaming on the Gradient Overlay” (2010)“GLive: The Gradient Overlay as a Market Maker for Mesh-Based P2P Live Streaming” (2011)“HopsFS: Scaling Hierarchical File System Metadata Using NewSQL Databases” (2016)“Scaling HDFS to More Than 1 Million Operations Per Second with HopsFS” (2017)“Hopsworks: Improving User Experience and Development on Hadoop with Scalable, Strongly Consistent Metadata” (2017)“Implicit Provenance for Machine Learning Artifacts” (2020)“Time Travel and Provenance for Machine Learning Pipelines” (2020)“Maggy: Scalable Asynchronous Parallel Hyperparameter Search” (2020)Articles“Distributed TensorFlow” (2017)“Reflections on AWS’s S3 Architectural Flaws” (2017)“Meet Michelangelo: Uber’s Machine Learning Platform” (2017)“Feature Store: The Missing Data Layer in ML Pipelines” (2018)“What Is Wrong With European Tech Companies?” (2019)“ROI of Feature Stores” (2020)“MLOps With A Feature Store” (2020)“ML Engineer Guide: Feature Store vs. Data Warehouse” (2020)“Unifying Single-Host and Distributed Machine Learning with Maggy” (2020)“How We Secure Your Data With Hopsworks” (2020)“One Function Is All You Need For ML Experiments” (2020)“Hopsworks: World’s Only Cloud-Native Feature Store, now available on AWS and Azure” (2020)“Hopsworks 2.0: The Next Generation Platform for Data-Intensive AI with a Feature Store” (2020)“Hopsworks Feature Store API 2.0, a new paradigm” (2020)“Swedish startup Logical Clocks takes a crack at scaling MySQL backend for live recommendations” (2021)ProjectsApache Hudi (by Uber)Delta Lake (by Databricks)Apache Iceberg (by Netflix)MLflow (by Databricks)Apache Flink (by The Apache Foundation)PeopleLeslie Lamport (The Father of Distributed Computing)Jeff Dean (Creator of MapReduce and TensorFlow, Lead of Google AI)Richard Sutton (The Father of Reinforcement Learning — who wrote “The Bitter Lesson”)Programming BooksC++ Programming Languages books (by Scott Meyers)“Effective Java” (by Joshua Bloch)“Programming Erlang” (by Joe Armstrong)“Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming” (by Peter Van Roy and Seif Haridi)

We asked what you wanted to hear next on our Coffee sessions and the vote was in favor of feature stores! Today the usual suspects Demetrios Brinkmann and David Aponte sat down to talk with Jim Dowling CEO of Logical Clocks and Venkata Pingali CEO of scribble data to talk about feature stores, what they are, why we need them, some business implications and everything in between! As always if you enjoyed the session let us know or reach out to us in slack! Check out what Jim is doing around hopsworks and open sourced feature stores at Logical Clocks: https://www.logicalclocks.com/ Find out more about the feature stores that Venkata is building at Scribble Data: https://www.scribbledata.io/ Join our slack community: https://join.slack.com/t/mlops-community/shared_invite/zt-391hcpnl-aSwNf_X5RyYSh40MiRe9Lw Follow us on Twitter: @mlopscommunity Sign up for the next meetup: https://go.mlops.community/register Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/ Connect with David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aponteanalytics/

David Fraser hosts Paul Finney, Flo Lloyd-Hughes and Jim Dowling in the studio. After a nasty defeat to Brentford, the podcast talks expectations and planning for the rest of the season and beyond. Former QPR midfielder Lee Cook also joins us for a cameo appearance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Fraser hosts Paul Finney, Flo Lloyd-Hughes and Jim Dowling in the studio. After a nasty defeat to Brentford, the podcast talks expectations and planning for the rest of the season and beyond. Former QPR midfielder Lee Cook also joins us for a cameo appearance. Find us online at www.qprpod.co.uk on twitter twitter.com/QPRPod and facebook www.facebook.com/qprpod

David Fraser hosts Paul Finney, Flo Lloyd-Hughes and Jim Dowling in the studio. After a nasty defeat to Brentford, the podcast talks expectations and planning for the rest of the season and beyond. Former QPR midfielder Lee Cook also joins us for a cameo appearance. Find us online at www.qprpod.co.uk on twitter twitter.com/QPRPod and facebook www.facebook.com/qprpod

EP 22 - Temple Tradfest Trad Without Frontiers with exclusive live music from Stockton's Wing , Corner Boy and Carrie plus Kieran Hanrahan talks about the great teacher Frank Custy plus our gig guide featuring news about The Jim Dowling Uillean Pipe Festival, The Knocklane festival all of this weekend's county Fleadhs. Brought to you live from the Oliver St. John Gogarty in Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland

In today's episode, Tom Lyon interviews Jim Dowling, CEO of Logical Clocks and technical lead for Hops Hadoop. In the interview, Tom and Jim talk about Hops and Hadoop development, plus what it’s like to run a startup in Sweden.

On this week's podcast, Paul Finney hosts pod regular Clive Whittingham, Mel Huckridge, author of 'Grounds For Divorce' and making his podcast debut, Jim Dowling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week's podcast, Paul Finney hosts pod regular Clive Whittingham, Mel Huckridge, author of 'Grounds For Divorce' and making his podcast debut, Jim Dowling. Find us online at http://www.qprpod.co.uk on twitter @QPRPod and facebook https://www.facebook.com/qprpod

On this week's podcast, Paul Finney hosts pod regular Clive Whittingham, Mel Huckridge, author of 'Grounds For Divorce' and making his podcast debut, Jim Dowling. Find us online at http://www.qprpod.co.uk on twitter @QPRPod and facebook https://www.facebook.com/qprpod

Tod Warmack and his brother Scott along with partner Jim Dowling in Tallahassee, Florida collaborated with graphic designer Kevin Morgan to bring to life the vision of a modern-day Trans Am. And that’s exactly what this team did building these iconic cars for enthusiasts. Starting as Trans Am Depot in 2011, Tod, his brother, and their team, partnered with legendary Hurst Performance making history as the first ever licensed Hurst Edition Trans Am. Demand grew and their small shop became a full production facility. Today, Trans Am Depot and Trans Am Worldwide builds retro-mods, restores classics as well as offering new technology muscle cars with a classic retro look and feel. You can enjoy Tod on Discovery’s all-new Trans Am TV show that premieres today, Tuesday, October 2 at 10:00 PM ET/PT.  If you missed yesterday’s Cars Yeah show with Tod’s brother Scott, you’ll find it on the Cars Yeah website.

Scott Warmack, his brother Tod, along with partner Jim Dowling of Tallahassee, Florida, collaborated with graphic designer Kevin Morgan to bring to life the vision of a modern-day Trans Am. And that’s exactly what this team did, building cars for enthusiasts. Starting as Trans Am Depot in 2011, Scott, his brother, and their team, partnered with the legendary Hurst Performance making history as the first ever licensed Hurst Edition Trans Am. Demand grew and their small shop has become two full production facilities. Today, Trans Am Depot and Trans Am Worldwide build retro-mods and restore classics as well as offer new technology muscle cars with a classic retro look and feel. You can enjoy Scott and the team on Discovery’s all-new Trans Am TV show that premieres tomorrow, Tuesday, October 2 at 10:00 PM ET/PT.  Don’t miss tomorrow’s show when I talk with Scott’s brother, Tod Warmack, here on Cars Yeah.  

In episode 10 of the AI Ireland podcast, the CEO of Logical Clocks and the lead architect of Hops Hadoop Jim Dowling chat about what inspired him to set up Hops Hadoop, challenges he faced in creating it, what it was like to win the PAPI's startup battle and more

On this week’s show, we talk to activists from the Disarm Avalon, protesting the bi-annual arms fair.   We also talk to Jim Dowling about his recent plough shares action in Brisbane.

1) Dale Butler- Memorial Service 2) Netanyahu visit- opposition Nasser Machni and Rian Adassa 3) Carolyn Coe in Afghanistan with the Afghanistan Peace Volunteers 4) Pine Gap protester in court- Jim Dowling 5) OceanaGold ASX:OGC and El Salvador 6) Sean Cleary, Edmund Rice Centre

Jim Dowling, Managing Director of HSE Cake, is the featured interview on this week's edition of SB Weekly. HSE Cake is a brand engagement and entertainment agency based in London that works with a number of high-profile sports sponsors including Barclays, EE and Coca-Cola. It was created last year when Havas Sports & Entertainment and Cake - sister agencies within the Havas group - joined forces to work as one combined unit. Listen to this week's episode to hear Jim discuss bringing best practice from music and entertainment into sport; how analytics are helping sponsors make better investment decision; why labeling people as 'creative' can be dangerous; his most memorable brand campaigns, including Pokémon and EE; keeping on top of the rapidly-changing social and digital media landscape; and the continuing shift of sponsors and advertisers into content-creators.