There’s a particular set of Chris Dixon posts about startup strategy that I frequently refer back to. | Continue reading
For two years, Trump has been pushing his presidential agenda uphill through a legal tangle of investigations. How will the Trump… | Continue reading
Start using docker today after these 4 "Hello, World!" examples | Continue reading
Now that 3.0-preview4 is out, I’ve re-run the same benchmark and a more realistic one. In this post, I’ll present the results. | Continue reading
I started my Web development journey a little over five years ago. My first JavaScript framework was BackboneJs, and I am so glad it… | Continue reading
What is it like working at a Bank as an application developer? I have been asked this several times, specially the times I was recruiting… | Continue reading
Datacoral’s Data Programming Language backed by a Fully Serverless Runtime Platform allows its customers to automate data pipelines. | Continue reading
In 2013 I was working in nuclear power plant automation. Can’t talk much since I still haven’t figured out which part of it was classified… | Continue reading
I don’t really like people. I don’t mean that I’m a misanthrope (people can be a wonderful force for good, but that’s a different blog… | Continue reading
In the San Augustine Plains of central New Mexico, 27 radio telescopes stand tall, operating nearly 24 hours, 7 days a week capturing… | Continue reading
The Human Log | Continue reading
How long will it take life on Earth to recover from the current climate and biodiversity crises? According to a new study of planktonic… | Continue reading
Earlier this week, I spent eight days in hospital waiting for a possible diagnosis of heart disease. The hardest part was not the day of… | Continue reading
(based on a true story, for educational purposes only :) | Continue reading
Each year, compensate the per capita carbon emissions of your home country to become an ACNI, and pave the way for a sustainable society. | Continue reading
A lot of people think happiness is about saying “yes” to the right stuff. Well, that’s one side of a coin. There are many things we say… | Continue reading
I have written about burnout before. It is a very nasty problem and I, like many others, have suffered from it — but I think I figured out… | Continue reading
Validations | Continue reading
Wow, some timing. Almost literally immediately after I wrote my blog post about Lisp Flavoured Erlang, I hear news about Joe Armstrong… | Continue reading
Also, the biggest unanswered question. The biggest irony. And the most ludicrous bit. | Continue reading
It just works. | Continue reading
Automated accounts drive pro- and anti-Modi traffic | Continue reading
Welcome. My name is David Siegel. I’ve written this essay to help young people in today’s society use the scientific method to understand… | Continue reading
Ketchup doesn’t play by the rules. Physics is all around us, even in our food. Learn about viscosity, fluid flow, and why it’s important. | Continue reading
Deep dive to Facebook Pytorch BigGraph. | Continue reading
React Hooks promise to avoid the overhead of class components while delivering all the same benefits. For example, they allow us to write… | Continue reading
Why I created Accent, the smart picture frame with a pop of color and no cables | Continue reading
Lyra McKee had a talent for inspiring people. In 2012, when she first approached me about becoming a distance learning student on my MA… | Continue reading
Full-stack startups, Atrium for X, managed marketplaces, software eats services. How to succeed? | Continue reading
Virginia Hall was an unlikely hero, but she managed to establish a crucial spy circuit in occupied France that helped change the course of World War II. | Continue reading
We brought people around the world together to co-create a visual language to demystify the tech in cities. | Continue reading
Breached data in details: stats, highlights and graphical representation of Have I Been Pwned data. | Continue reading
In this blog post I will show you a useful hack we recently discovered to set your default browser on iOS, how you can use it and other… | Continue reading
A speech from one of the 20th century’s most brilliant minds about how to be creative. | Continue reading
An Op-Ed by Allison J. Scharmann and Caroline R. Kaufman | Continue reading
… when TS’ string enums don’t quite get you there. | Continue reading
The Stanford ML Group led by Andrew Ng has released its MRNet Dataset, which contains more than 1000 annotated knee MRI Scans; and… | Continue reading
Today we’re bringing back a layer that has long been a favorite of ours on Google Earth — the Historical Map Collection from David Rumsey | Continue reading
On Wednesday 17th April 2019, the French Government launched a messaging application called “Tchap”. The day of the launch a lot of… | Continue reading
Part 3: Testing Logic in State Management Using Cypress | Continue reading
Neural networks for image recognition have matured from simple chain-like models to structures with multiple wiring paths. | Continue reading
Software testing is the new trend nowadays both for programmers, both for business. | Continue reading
Over the past year, a machine learning models have dramatically improved scores across many language understanding tasks in NLP. ELMo… | Continue reading
A Gutenberg implementation for Laravel | Continue reading
It might seem strange to bring up the way things are done in Smalltalk while working in another language. It can lead to all kinds of… | Continue reading
A guide to a more data driven approach to hiring, promoting, and offering salaries to engineers. | Continue reading
Defining the Metrics and Key Performance Indicators of the Sales Team @Beamery | Continue reading
At Zymergen, we use Jupyter notebooks to quickly create user interfaces for rapidly developed tools. In this post, we share code samples… | Continue reading