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I'm sharing this because I don't believe there is any story that is too high concept for developers, provided it is told correctly.

Stay strong, Hackintosh fam.

Bob, what do you want to call this? How about 'SuperRAM.' "Absolutely ridiculous. But how about ..."

Apparently "unethical behavior" is part of toxic corporate culture. Like, swiping paperclips?

"Error: Operation completed successfully. Code [object Object]"

What did I just read?

Because someone out there is super passionate about volume indicator UI and I don't want to deprive them.

Why would they do that? That breaks code everywhere!

During the past 20 years, deep learning has come to dominate artificial intelligence research and applications through a series of useful commercial applications.

Hollywood’s worst-case scenario involving artificial intelligence (AI) is familiar as a blockbuster sci-fi film: Machines acquire humanlike intelligence, achieving sentience, and inevitably turn into evil overlords that attempt to destroy the human race.

If you go out seeking to learn from their proponents why blockchains and the systems built atop them are apparently the future of our web, you’ll begin to see some common themes.

A year ago, I wrote a post on how machine learning is going real-time. The post must have captured many data scientists’ pain points because, after the post, many companies reached out to me sharing their pain points and discussing how to move their pipelines real time.

If you have ever dreamed of earning money from a stellar music career but were concerned you had little talent, don't let that put you off - a man called Alex Mitchell might be able to help.

If you’ve paid a bill or made a purchase online in the past few years, you have likely noticed an increase in the number of chatbot popup windows that are available to interact with now.

Google subsidiary DeepMind announced Gopher, a 280-billion-parameter AI natural language processing (NLP) model. Based on the Transformer architecture and trained on a 10.5TB corpus called MassiveText, Gopher outperformed the current state-of-the-art on 100 of 124 evaluation tasks.

First reaction: hmm, that's interesting ... Delayed reaction: 10 times? That is insane! It is funny how our brain quickly accepts the extraordinary as the new normal

They said they want someone who knows at least 3 languages and has at least 5 repositories on GitHub so I wrote and pushed my "hello world" projects in Python, Java, and C#.

I wish someone would have told me web scraping was uncool. Now I'm uncool.

In Soviet Mozilla, browser tracks site tracking you!

In the real world they sue you for owning Park Place and Boardwalk.

And it feels like we’ve just barely settled in with PCe 4.0 devices!

I really, really like Mr. Comeau's "Me" avatar.