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Kun Chen in The Bleeding EdgeApr 23 min read

A dummy’s guide to Deep Learning (part 1 of 3)

Yes, you can do it. Today.

Wait, what?

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Kun Chen in The Bleeding Edgeyesterday9 min read

A dummy’s guide to Deep Learning (part 3 of 3)

As I’m typing this sentence, a beautiful program is…

Eric Elliott in JavaScript SceneMar 295 min read

Learn to Code: 13 Tips that Could Save You Years of Effort

When you’re new to coding, it can be hard…

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Maria NaggagaApr 43 min read

Precision of Language , Pageantry & Questions

I recently became a remote Program Manager. As remote PM my team is spread across multiple states and continents so, when working on group projects, I have to make sure that I can accurately explain and express my ideas. In my first couple of weeks …

KeatyJun 17, 20154 min read

Dear family: a letter about software

I’m starting a new job on Monday as an engineer at Pivotal Software. I’m really excited about it! I’ll be working on their Cloud Foundry project, which is an open source PaaS that facilitates rapid deployment and scaling of apps, making it easier to ….. …. I…

Kun Chen in The Bleeding EdgeApr 36 min read

A dummy’s guide to Deep Learning (part 2 of 3)

Now it’s time for us to see how deep learning really…

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Graham Paterson5 days ago5 min read

How websites work— for non-techies (part 1)

The hardest part of going for a run is putting on your shoes. The hardest part of building a website is knowing how it works.

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Mattias Petter JohanssonApr 41 min read

Longest Kubernetes Shenanigans

I continue working on my Kubernetes/IoT/Pomodoro project!

Vandana SikkaFeb 43 min read

Education Beyond Boundaries

It was a usual weekday, bright and sunny, here in California. The usual busy-ness, scrambling between home, work, kids and more work. As I drove from the foundation office to pick up my son from his school, I noticed, as I usually do, the American flag flying high in front of the…

EZRock52Nov 16, 20151 min read

Solving Einstein’s Riddle with Ruby

Sean Handley

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I was with you until the part where you decide to shrink the code size. That exercise reminds me of the insanity that is C obfuscation competition.

Rule one in writing code is that you will write it once. Rules two is that it will likely be read by others and yourself many times. Don’t make life miserable for others and your…

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