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Unlocking the Mysteries of the Bounding Box
Douglas R. Caldwell (e-mail: Douglas.R.Caldwell@erdc.usace.army.mil) is employed as a cartographer and geospatial analyst at the US Army Engineer Research & Development Center, Topographic Engineering
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NoteLab
This is a digital pen note taking program that is open source, written in Java, and works under Windows and Linux. I'm not sure if/how it handles pen input. It was written by a math guy who didn't like existing software. It was last updated in 2013. Might be worth a look.
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Make Stronger Offers to Engineering Candidates and Boost Your Closes
Adil Ajmal has been building engineering teams from scratch to huge for over 20 years. Here's what he's learned to close the best candidates for your company.
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A New Way to Find Bugs in Self-Driving AI Could Save Lives
A debugging method for deep learning AI pits neural networks against each other to find errors
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Feature Visualization
How neural networks build up their understanding of images
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What happens when you sell your startup?
This is the final installment in the series "A Startup Takes Flight." We started by creating a company -- the Internet of Wings, a provider of drone-delivered wings ...
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Up to Speed on AI & Deep Learning: November Update – Hacker Noon
Sharing some of the latest research, announcements, and resources on deep learning.
hackernoon.com -
Getting Started with Machine Learning in one hour!
For the love of data and machines that can learn
abhijitannaldas.com -
Advice For New and Junior Data Scientists – Robert Chang – Medium
What I Would Have Told Myself a Few Years ago
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Goodbye, Silicon Valley. Hello World
Join journalist and best-selling author Ashlee Vance on a quest far beyond Silicon Valley to find the freshest, weirdest tech creations and the beautiful freaks behind them.
bloomberg.com -
How Pure is this Cup of Joe? Coffee, Conspiracy, and Citizen Science
Have you ever thought about coffee purity? It’s more something you’d encounter with prescription or elicit drugs, but coffee is actually a rather valuable commodity ...
hackaday.com -
Paying for Your PhD | GoGrad.org
Paying for graduate school is costly, especially for PhD programs which can cost upwards of $100,000. Find expert suggestions for paying for a PhD including scholarships, grants, etc.
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How Facebook’s Oracular Algorithm Determines the Fates of Start-Ups
The platform is so good at “microtargeting” that many small e-commerce companies barely even bother advertising anywhere else.
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Justin Trudeau explains why Canada really ‘gets’ AI and smart cities
At Google's Go North event today in Toronto, which features a slate of speakers focused primarily on artificial intelligence ...
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From Zero to CTO — Dominic Barker is in the spotlight
Name: Dom Barker
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Netflix Employees Are Happier With Their Job Than Facebook or Google Employees
A new survey reveals how tech employees really feel about the companies they work for.
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Developer community Stack Overflow reportedly lays off 20% as it refocusses business
Some changes are underway at Stack Overflow, the online community where some 50 million developers and others converge to talk programming ...
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John Gustafson presents: Beyond Floating Point - Next Generation Computer Arithmetic - ins
"A new data type called a "posit" is designed for direct drop-in replacement for IEEE Standard 754 floats. Unlike unum arithmetic, posits do not require interval-type mathematics
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Learn from the entrepeneurs behind profitable online businesses
Hundreds of interviews with successful founders who share the revenue numbers behind their businesses and explain how they got to where they are today.
indiehackers.com -
AlphaGo Zero – How and Why it Works – Tim Wheeler
A new paper was released a few days detailing a new neural net---AlphaGo Zero---that does not need humans to show it how to play Go. Not only does it outperform all previous Go players, human or machine, it does so after only three days of training time. This article will explain how and why it works.
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When did Toronto get so cool?
Canada’s biggest city is often overlooked in favour of Montreal or Vancouver. But these days, it exudes the kind of cool that can only come from not really caring.
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Toronto: the city of 140 languages
Growing at a clip of more than 100,000 new residents a year, Canada’s largest city keeps getting larger. But the continued population boom hasn’t changed Toronto’s character.
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Dan Ratner
Another person you might want to contact at some point. He even obliquely mentions his internship at ZRL (the red light camera part) in the article. If you are interested, I can try to contact him to see if he is amenable.
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Jeremy Gordon
View Jeremy Gordon's profile on AngelList. You might want to try to connect to him via linkedin for his perspective on the valley and starting companies. He started a couple of video game companies. If you are interested, I can try to contact him to see if he is amenable.
angel.co
