Mingis on Tech: The state of collaboration 2018
As today's workforce grows more fragmented and scattered, companies are scrambling to find ever-better ways to keep employees connected so they can collaborate easily on work.
Given the rise of ..
Reshape data in R with the tidyr package
It’s Murphy’s Law of Data: The data you have isn’t always in the format that you need. And not all problems have to do with mistakes or gaps in the data. Sometimes you’ve got wide data that needs to b..
PyTorch 1.0 accelerates Python machine learning with native code
An official release candidate of PyTorch 1.0, the Python-centric deep learning framework created by Facebook, is available for developer testing. One of the most touted features of the new release is ..
Mingis on Tech: The state of collaboration 2018
As today's workforce grows more fragmented and scattered, companies are scrambling to find ever-better ways to keep employees connected so they can collaborate easily on work.
Given the rise of ..
Self promotion
Flashback to the early 1970s, when this IT pilot fish is refining and coding a model for strategic planning for his company.
“That involved quite a bit of head scratching and lots of lines of Fortran ..
Foolproof Avengers Infinity War theory shows how Thanos could have been beaten
A Marvel fan has presented a foolproof theory as to how the Avengers, and more precisely Thor, could have defeated Thanos at the end of Infinity War.
Sylvester Stallone debuts first look of Rambo 5, check it out here
Sylvester Stallone announced that filming had started on Rambo 5 in a post on Instagram and also revealed his look from the film.
Molecule studies reveal potential treatment for stroke patients
New research has revealed the 3-D structure of a protein fragment that could serve as a drug target in treating stroke patients.
New technique uses umbilical cord stem cells for early repair of cleft palate
A technique using umbilical cord blood stem cells could be a promising new approach for repair of cleft palate in infants, researcher report.
In tiny worms, researchers find spiking neurons — and clues about brain computation
Studying neurons in C. elegans, researchers made a surprising discovery: these roundworms, like most animals, process information using a digital, electric code.