April 2021
Different Ways to Handle JSON in a Linux Shell
If you work with json at all, this is a super useful article, introducing several tools that you might never have heard of.
Standard Deviation is an Inferior Measurement*
Interesting bit of statistics esoterica...
Become a Self-Driving Car Engineer
Self-driving cars are transformational technology, on the cutting-edge of robotics, machine learning, and engineering. Learn online with Udacity.
Charts.css
From the looks of it this is a super handy library doing charts without needing JavaScript. Does it work? Don’t know yet.
create regexp from a set of examples
A command-line tool and library for generating regular expressions from user-provided test cases - pemistahl/grex
Why I use exa instead of ls on Linux | Opensource.com
We live in a busy world and can save time and effort by using the ls command when we need to look for files and data. But without a lot of tweaking, the default ls output isn't quite soothing to the eyes. Why spend your time squinting at black and white text when you have an alternative in exa? Exa is a modern-day replacement for the regular ls command, and it makes life easier. The tool is written in Rust, which is known for its parallelism and safety.
15 Incredible Agile Project Management Statistics to Know
Another article about project management techniques and tools!
Kanban, Agile, Lean, SixSigma, PRINCE2, Waterfall and Scrum — What are those weirdos? | by Tomasz Kurowski | Medium
Interesting data about the different types of project management
Comprehensive Python OpenCV Tutorial For Beginners Part I | by Yukon Peng | Medium
For robotics, it's really handy to know opencv