04/11
Some great links for 04/11/2018 — Regexper tags: regexp regularexpressions [Developing a Ruby on Rails app with Docker Compose – blindsi...
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04/10
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04/09
Daily 04/09/2018 — Weekly Command: processing JSON with jq tags: cli command json [processing](https://www.d...
04/08
Daily 04/08/2018 —
- Documentation - Getting started with ES6 using a few of my favorite things - [Russian doll cac...
04/07
Daily 04/07/2018 — Workers at risk as robots set to replace 66m jobs, warns OECD | Business | The Guardian tags: workers [robots](https://www.diigo.com/user...
04/06
Daily 04/06/2018 —
- A brief look at sklearn.tree.DecisionTreeClassifier - 4 Go Language Criticisms Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
04/05
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04/04
Interesting links for 04/04/2018 —
- 1.10. Decision Trees — scikit-learn 0.19.1 documentation - From Rails to Clojure, then to Java, then back to Rails – Engineering Management - Next step Git for those that already know add and commit Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
04/03
Interesting links I found today 04/03/2018 — IMSLP/Petrucci Music Library: Free Public Domain Sheet Music Great resource tags: music classical library Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
04/01
Interesting links I found today 04/01/2018 —
- FIND3 Overview · FIND3 - LKML: Linus Torvalds: Re: detecting integer constant expressions in macros - [LKML: Linus Torvalds: Re: detecting integer constant expressions in macros](https://lkml.org/lkm...
03/23
Tempted — I came across my old blog that I’ve not posted to in 3 years and, well, found some really good stuff. I recently dropped all social media because it had become a total time sync. Bit yeah, some really good stuff. Also WordPress is a very nice platform. It’s evolved right under me and now it’s downright pleasant to use. Maybe… Should I start blogging again?
11/03
The dark side of low prices — I spent over an frustrating hour on the phone yesterday with Bank Of America and Paypal trying to sort out what a charge that was showing up on my credit card. All of $4,200.00. So nothing small. It turned out that it was correct, but the description was so incorrect that it was impossible for me to...
10/28
About intellectual property and other things — I came across a wonderful quote about intellectual property. I am not sure I agree with it myself but wanted to share it. It is from Carsie Blanton’s blog post “New Rules for the Music Business” and it goes like this: > ““Intellectual property” is an absurd concep...
09/10
The Revolutionary Technique That Quietly Changed Machine Vision Forever — In the world of machine vision, the equivalent goal is to win the ImageNet Large-Scale Visual Recognition Challenge. This is a competition that has run every year since 2010 to evaluate image recognition algorithms. (It is designed to follow-on from a similar project called PASCAL VOC which ran from 2005 until 2012) Click to read the article.
09/10
What about that iWatch? It’s about the Software! — I’ve seen commentary that it’s “disappointingly familiar”, i.e. it looks just like several other computer watches, like the Pebble or even the [iPod Nano attache...
09/09
Worth reading: The Trouble With Harvard! — The most-read article in the history of [The New Republic] is not about war, politics, or great works of art. It’s about the admissions policies of a handful of elite universities, most prominently my employer, Harvard, which is figuratively and literally immolated on the cover. It’s not surprisin...
08/30
Worth reading: Journalism is doing just fine, thanks — it’s mass-media business models that are ailing — Tech News and Analysis —
This is worth looking at: Is the internet destroying journalism? In a piece at Salon, writer Andrew Leonard argues that it is — primarily because “the economics of news gathering in the Internet age suck,” as he puts it. Link: "http://ift.tt/1qrLoY6"

08/28
On Being a Female in Venture Capital — Interesting story… > “My summer internship was full of many positive experiences. I won’t forget, though, the burning sensation I felt in my face every time a secretary walked into a room to remind a partner his next meeting had arrived. Or the strange pride I felt when the only woman on our bowl...