In a surprising turn of events, OpenAI, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence, recently witnessed a change in leadership that left the tech community in a state of curiosity and speculation. …

I am ecstatic to hear that my book “Statistics and Data Visualisation with Python” will be translated into Chinese with an estimated timeline of 24 months. Thanks to Taylor & Francis Group and in particular to Randi Slack for their support. For more information about the book look at the page here, and for my other books check the following links. Books Amazon Author Page

Hey there, fellow AI enthusiasts! 🤖🌟 The world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is ablaze with excitement and curiosity, all thanks to the dazzling advancements we’ve witnessed lately. You’ve probably heard about the incredible AI-powered wonders like ChatGPT and DALL-E, right? …

Back in 2017 I wrote a post to support users that experienced issues launching a Jupyter notebook in the (then new) MacOS 10.12.5. I am encountering a similar-ish issue after installing Sonoma and Jupyter 7.0, but it is not quite the same. The original post is here: In this case…

Now reading: The Invention of Nature – Alexander von Humboldt’s New World by Andrea Wulf. I grew up knowing Humboldt’s name; there is an avenue named after him in my hometown. Back then I knew he was what one may call a Natural Philosopher and avid explorer. What I did not know was that he is behind many of the ideas that permeate our thinking about ecology, environmental science and – in one word – nature.

Hello again, I am continuing responding to the questions that Brett, the fantastic reader of my books, sent a few weeks ago. I am pleased to confirm that he has found the response to his first question on Python and Object orientation really useful. He even provided me with some…

I have recently received a few questions from a reader of my books (yay!), Brett, and rather than providing a closed answer (or answers) I thought it may be useful to provide the responses in a blog post — who knows, maybe others have similar questions to Brett. …

Now reading Technology Strategy Patterns by Eben Hewitt.

I am sure you have seen and maybe used the so-called Chroma Keying trick even if you have never heard the name: Film a scene with a green screen in the back and use that as a canvas to project custom backgrounds or add special effects to your film. …