Generative Python Transformer p.1 – Acquiring Raw Data
sentdex is on a quest to teach neural networks via transformers to write Python code as part of his Neural Networks from Scratch book.
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Hidden Math in Alice in Wonderland
Tibees explains the math inside of a classic story.
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Automating Tasks as a Software Engineer
Learn how to automate some basic software engineering and life tasks using external libraries, bash functions, and aliases. What makes sense to automate and why? Should you automate everything you can? All these questions and more are answered here.
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What If You Turn Off Your PC During An Update?
Linus explains what happens if your PC turns off while it’s updating Windows.
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Simplify Moving Resources Between Regions with Azure Resource Mover
Sujay Talasila joins Scott Hanselman to discuss various scenarios and benefits of Azure Resource Mover for moving your resources across regions using a seamless unified experience. Related Links: Azure Resource Mover overview Azure Resource Mover docs Azure Resource Mover now generally available: Move seamlessly between Azure regions Create a free account (Azure)
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The Consequences of CRISPR
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Big Think examines the consequences of CRISPR and whether or not we, as a species, can control it.
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What Your Phone Sends Every 5 Minutes to Apple or Google
Apple’s push into privacy may be mostly talk as a new privacy study analyzed which data smartphones transmit to Apple and Google, even with telemetry options disabled. It turns out, iPhones and Androids not only send a number of identifiers on average every 5 minutes, some network connections even include location and nearby devices. Professor […]
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Linus Torvalds on Why Desktop Linux Stinks
For the last 20 years, I kept hearing how Linux on the Desktop would go mainstream in “five years.” Linus Torvalds himself explains what the challenges are and why that has not happened.
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Why Coffee Is Getting More Expensive
Wall Street Journal explains why coffee prices are heating up, and experts say an even bigger price hike could be coming.
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How and Why Singapore Plans To Pipe Electricity From Australia
95% of Singapore’s electricity comes from burning natural gas. As Singapore is a small island, there is no room for sprawling solar or wind farms. What if you were to pipe in the electricity from a place with more land for solar and wind? The Australia-ASEAN Power Link is a mega-project looking to bring renewable […]
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