In today’s article, I am going to introduce you to the hot topic of Reinforcement Learning. After this post, you will be able to create an… | Continue reading
Microsoft will sell Windows 7 security updates after the operating system reaches end of service, but it's going to cost you. Pushing the deadline is a bad idea. @Enterprisenxt | Continue reading
Prior to 2009, one of the greatest challenges facing small business owners wasn’t how to compete with huge e-commerce retailers like Amazon. It wasn’t finding skilled staff, negotiating the price of commercial real estate, or paying punitive taxes. It was processing credit card p … | Continue reading
In 2010, Republicans established a new normal by dominating rural areas. Now, it’s the suburbs that are up for grabs. | Continue reading
… part of the collection at the New England Air Museum (also a B-29!): | Continue reading
Or the story of three attempts at introducing new programming languages in the workplace and their cross-pollination effects | Continue reading
Visible from NASA's Aqua satellite revealed the extent of Tropical Storm Xavier into western Mexico from its position just off-shore from Mexico's Jalisco state. | Continue reading
President Trump is not the only one decrying fake news. So is New York's attorney general in an action against three Amherst moving compa... | Continue reading
There is a deep disagreement about what the Bitcoin Cash protocol rules should be starting November 15. There is going to be a hash battle and a temporarily blockchain split. Many wallets and excha… | Continue reading
In January 2016 Netflix expanded worldwide, opening service to 130 additional countries and supporting 20 total languages. Later in 2016… | Continue reading
The paywall, now more than seven years old, still has room to grow. | Continue reading
What story is she trying to tell us? | Continue reading
When I arrived at Online Drinks, the reporting process was manual, prone to errors and was taking over a full day to consolidate. We were… | Continue reading
TL;DR: Go package idioms make reproducible builds really easy. (Jump to section) Go package idioms also make dependency analysis really hard. (Jump to section) Go builds have a unique failure mode: they can be reproducible without having semantic dependency information fully spec … | Continue reading
Our team at IBM Research developed a new technique to control the magnetism of a single copper atom, a technology that could one day allow individual atomic nuclei to store and process information. | Continue reading
Today’s legislative branch, far from the model envisioned by the founders, is dominated by party leaders and functions as a junior partner to the executive, according to an analysis by The Washington Post and ProPublica. | Continue reading
If you want to create a desktop app in a small amount of time using your web developing knowledge, then probably Electron is your first… | Continue reading
Stackery sponsored this post. We’ve all heard of digital natives: those born in the 1990s or later who don’t remember a time before the internet, streaming music and movies, online shopping and generally having all of the world’s information at their fingertips. I’ll try to avoid … | Continue reading
Physicists at the University of Alberta in Canada have developed a new way to build quantum memories, a method for storing delicate quantum information encoded into pulses of light. | Continue reading
Unless you’ve been living under a rock you should’ve heard about Kubernetes which became a norm for hyper-growth internet companies. Now… | Continue reading
When two atomically thin two-dimensional layers are stacked on top of each other and one layer is made to rotate against the second layer, they begin to produce patterns—the familiar moiré patterns—that neither layer can generate on its own and that facilitate the passage of ligh … | Continue reading
An absolutely adorable pet otter named Bingo loves taking a bath, especially when he can luxuriate in the water while his human keeps the shower flowing | Continue reading
Ride-share companies are capitalizing on voter enthusiasm ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections by offering free or discounted rides to the polls in shared cars, bikes and scooters. | Continue reading
A Spanish-Argentine collaboration has identified a previously-undiscovered species of dinosaur in Neuquén, Patagonia, which would have lived over 110 million years ago. | Continue reading
Researchers found that a random forest learning algorithm was most effective at detecting possible Medicare fraud. | Continue reading
How Optimizely uses Multi-Armed Bandits to speed up discovery and increase impact. | Continue reading
Washington State University researchers for the first time have shown that they can use electrical fields to gain valuable information about the tiny, floating vesicles that move around in animals and plants and are critically important to many biological functions. | Continue reading
As our planet warms, what life will survive and thrive? If the coal fire-fueled soils around Centralia, Pennsylvania, are any indication, organisms with smaller genomes and cells may do well in the future. | Continue reading
The Fourth Amendment jurisprudence today is a mess. Based on the subjective “reasonable expectation of privacy” standard, the Supreme… | Continue reading
Since the announcement of experimental Hooks in React 16.7, they have taken the React community by storm. | Continue reading
Computers threaten to widen the gap between the rich and poor. It’s in everyone’s interest to narrow it. | Continue reading
With drug-resistant infections on the rise and the development of new antibiotics on the decline, the world could use a new strategy in the fight against increasingly wily bacteria. Now, Stanford chemists report November 2 in the Journal of the American Chemical Society a possibl … | Continue reading
This is an art project of the Boston University student on the left. It was set up smack dab in the middle of Boston Common today. Nothing was around it, just two young ladies standing and smiling … | Continue reading
This week on The Trip, Niki Nakazawa talks with host Nathan Thornburgh about leaving behind the art world for the food world and the future of mezcal. | Continue reading
Inspiration from the brain is extremely relevant to AI; it’s time we pushed it further. | Continue reading
Explore the breadth and depth of financial relationships between political committees. | Continue reading
This morning the Supreme Court issued orders from the justices’ private conference on Friday. The justices did not add any new cases to their docket for the term – they did that on Friday afternoon – nor did they call for the views of the U.S. solicitor general in any cases. But … | Continue reading