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Java 8 - 11 Blog Post #79
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initial commit of it's time for influx blog post
Added the bulk of the blog post.
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Added introduction Moved titles to level 1 Added text to reflect Alexis' idea that ML against random data is unhelpful Added text to suggest this is a useful approach for challenging personal interpretations of data sets ------ I will be working on a new section where I train a model against real data. I'm not sure if I can find data that fits the stock market example yet, I may move to something more attainable like precipitation or something.
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renamed the file and placed it under "posts" folder
Added some conclusion ideas, fixed typos
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Added suggestions from Alexis, re-worked some of the language to show Java is still statically typed, re-worked some of the language to not finger-point at corporations.
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Fixed some of that dynamic typed nonsense
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Focuses more on the development of Java as a language over the last 5 years rather than the specific outcomes of that language. Some of the topics mentioned herein are blog posts all their own that I would love to tackle specifically. Regardless, I think it's worth discussing how Java has changed to adapt to a functional programming world.