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I am very happy to inform you that Project Jupyter has been awarded the 2017 ACM Software System Award!As part of the Jupyter Steering Council, I am one of the official recipients of the award, but I | Continue reading
I’ve recently stopped listening to music on the bus, walking idle, or doing menial tasks. Your Spotify playlist is a familiar habit and common escape that unfortunately tunes out the noise of… | Continue reading
Developed for children aged 2 to 5, the free skill offers fun stories that encourage your kids to participate using the Lego Duplo toys they already own. | Continue reading
With a 440-acre solar field and green-certified homes, the new town puts a sustainable twist on the master-planned community. | Continue reading
UX insights on designing simple, accessible interfaces for teaching computers | Continue reading
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Stone tools and a disarticulated and butchered skeleton of Rhinoceros philippinensis, found in a securely dated stratigraphic context, indicate the presence of an unknown hominin population in the Philippines as early as 709 thousand years ago. | Continue reading
A common problem about centralized messaging solutions is the sharing of sensitive information during day by day use, preserving, at the... | Continue reading
In the first half of my Nieman Fellowship, a great number of class discussions revolved around analyzing the outcome of the election that brought Donald … | Continue reading
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In “The Dying Art of Disagreement,” published in The New York Times last Autumn, Bret Stephens discusses our failure to have reasoned discussions, stating: “We no longer just have our own opinions. We also have our separate ‘facts,’ often the result of what different media outlet … | Continue reading
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By your early forties, the best part about going to bed is imagining the coffee you’re going to drink in the morning. | Continue reading
Quick tip on how to use ActiveStorage to manually upload a file | Continue reading
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Identity isn't hard when you don't always use it. For example, here in the natural world we are anonymous—literally, nameless—in most of our public life, and this is a handy thing. Think about it: none of us walks down the street wearing a name badge, and it would be strange to d … | Continue reading
The rise of renting varies from city to city, but it represents a national, generational shift in how Americans live—and work. | Continue reading
This is an example process of how to use Word2Vec in RapidMiner with the Search Twitter operator. For more information check out this post on the community. I'll be going over this in a bit more detail at my next live stream here.
Yes, ES6 module support is finally catching up in browsers, and its almost there in all browsers. Surprisingly Edge got it up and running… | Continue reading
Learn how to wire up Vue.js components to a Laravel backend | Continue reading
The Node Package Manager (npm) team avoided a disaster today when it discovered and blocked the distribution of a cleverly hidden backdoor mechanism inside a popular —albeit deprecated— JavaScript package. | Continue reading
New flaws and even more patches - "Spectre Next Generation" is just around the corner. According to information exclusively available to c't, researchers have already found eight new security holes in Intel processors. | Continue reading
First truly distributed and decentralized Deep Learning training protocol | Continue reading
In-skill purchases and Amazon Pay for skills could encourage more developers to create skills for Alexa. | Continue reading
In a new Solo: A Star Wars Story featurette, Donald Glover (Lando Calrissian) gives a tour of Lando's Millennium Falcon from the upcoming | Continue reading
Recent research on the optimality of circulant binary embeddings presented at AAAI 2018 | Continue reading
[This is an excerpt from our investigative report on Tesla’s Semi Strategy] | Continue reading
In my last blog post, I introduced Cost Reporter, An Open Source tool using AWS Cost Explorer APIs for Reporting AWS Costs. The Cost Reporter utility could be use to report cost information about your AWS environment. I received requests … Read More | Continue reading
Ultra-thin organic lasers could improve biometric security and anti-counterfeiting | Continue reading
A spoonk is a brand of acupressure mat sixteen inches wide by twenty-six inches tall, which is soft but covered with hundreds of sharp… | Continue reading
Five months into 2018 sixteen technology companies have gone public compared to nine during the same time period last year. Five consumer… | Continue reading
Given increasing scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”), Initial Coin Offerings (“ICOs”) are trying to limit their exposure to SEC regulation by placing themselves... | Continue reading
Event Gateway as a hosted service, configurable connectors, and a plugin for the Serverless Framework. | Continue reading
A deep dive into FOAM and the problems we set out to solve. | Continue reading