In this story I’ll go through how to build an AI that can understand and speak back to you using astibob and Golang. It will be able to … | Continue reading
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Understanding higher-order functions like map, filter, and reduce with examples | Continue reading
It was the summer of 1973 and the PLATO IV system was growing fast at the University of Illinois. Growing pains were rampant. The developers, both at the system level and at the application level… | Continue reading
We’re excited to announce Prefect Scheduler, a free workflow management system for individuals that supports any execution environment. | Continue reading
How two key experiments invalidate quantum mechanics, and a new theory is ushering in the next paradigm of thought. | Continue reading
Less than 1% of food sales are direct-to-consumer despite clear benefits to both food brands and their customers. Here’s why, and what… | Continue reading
Over the last decade or so, cancel culture and social media mobs have become an increasingly large part of society. Seen as the bane of… | Continue reading
Announcing DASH7 XR Mode version 2.0 | Continue reading
An opinionated guide to organizing your self-teaching process. | Continue reading
James Nestor is a journalist and author who has written in major publications such as The New York Times, Scientific American, and Dwell Magazine. The author of the 2014 book Deep: Freediving… | Continue reading
NOTE: This is a medium post of the “Demonetization Report” that was published publicly by @nerdcity but without much fan-fair here. | Continue reading
Nobody is going to get rich by putting another brilliant idea on the internet. | Continue reading
Over the last few years, I have collected a good number of online tools that have helped me in one way or another in my writing. Granted… | Continue reading
The Unicorn Content Model: The Peter Thiel Inspired Strategy To Go From Zero To One Million Fans | Continue reading
Determining the optimal quantity of inventory at a given time, can be an extensive analytical tasks, with input spanning multiple… | Continue reading
Researchers have introduced TinyBERT, a smaller and faster version of Google’s large-scale pre-trained language processing model BERT. | Continue reading
Efficiency reduces costs, but at what price? | Continue reading
Recently I've been reading about application observation and got fascinated with Jaeger Tracing and the benefits tracing brings to… | Continue reading
We had to move out of the data center. Where do you move a technology company these days? | Continue reading
Do we really need another control panel? Ok let’s see … | Continue reading
If you haven’t read the first post in the series, read it here: Lessons on Digital Image Processing (#1) | Continue reading
Mueller’s investigation was complex and hard to understand. The Ukraine scandal isn’t. | Continue reading
Anderhalf jaar geleden interviewde ik voor De Tijd drie Belgische ondernemers die samen een nieuw bedrijf waren begonnen: Cowboy. Een… | Continue reading
I recently found a surprising leak vector in Windows 10 installations. We were porting our Beacon to Windows and for easy deployment… | Continue reading
I was reading 10x but not 10% from Ken Norton and the story about Kodak’s fall made me remember a talk I’ve attended last Tuesday. | Continue reading
When it comes to running complex application workloads on Kubernetes two technologies standout — Helm and Kubernetes Operators. In this… | Continue reading
Here is my framework for a formal 1-on-1. I prefer asking questions as a way to engage — rather than just making statements. Here are few… | Continue reading
Let’s talk about the damage being done to your company by customers who aren’t actually paying customers. | Continue reading
Explaining what we do to fellow developers. Some things to play with. And a review of the most interesting articles we published | Continue reading
Why the Ruby philosophy is the exact opposite of other programming languages? | Continue reading
Introducing Suspense support and Async Library | Continue reading
There’s a reason these fixtures are colored red | Continue reading
TL;DR: to find the optimal price that provides maximum revenue for your product you will need to field-test several price points; you then… | Continue reading
Ok. Here’s how a lot of (SaaS) companies and startup think about customer feedback: “We don’t want our users to decide what to build next”… | Continue reading
First a disclaimer — I am a Solutions Architect at AWS but this is my personal blog and the opinions I express here are my own. | Continue reading
As professional tools become cheaper and more available, how will society cope with good looking fake news? | Continue reading
Domain Name Resolution (or DNS for short) plays a large part in networking infrastructure on the internet and intranets. DNS is how… | Continue reading
Building a Dockerized RESTful API application using Go (microservices) | Continue reading
As we’ve discussed in a previous blog post, product development is hypothesis testing. This is especially true in the early stages of a… | Continue reading
In the development of my game there came a point where I realized I will need a conversation system with face avatars. | Continue reading
Go to https://terminusdb.com/ to download | Continue reading
This is a list of resources of websites and services where you can post your project and gain your first 500–1000 users quickly. | Continue reading
My mind is lost in points and dots…………………. and counting. | Continue reading
Full Circle Leadership highlights the strengths of eight diverse kinds of leadership. But each one also comes with a shadow side. | Continue reading
How four partners took an idea from a whiteboard to the browser | Continue reading
Story about program I wrote to help find issues which are most likely a good choice for making contributions | Continue reading
Browsing module is a key part of Pygmalios analytics product. We mount shopping carts and baskets with special tracking devices or use… | Continue reading