#Software

Alex Chan

alexwlchan

It’s not explicit in my posts, but here’s one of my core feelings about #digipres:Good digital preservation is about giving yourself future flexibility.We should store digital collections in a way

jason

usujason

I'm glad someone challenged me on this because it is such an important conversation and one that highlights just how fundamentally broken our systems are for measuring the value of

Guru@Lightspeed

guruchahal

Recently years have seen a strong resurgence in investments and M&A in network infra. Acquisitions include Silverpeak, CloudGenix, Cumulus, Metaswitch, Affirmed... And new investments include Arrcus, Aviatrix, Alkira, DriveNets... Let&#

Tanaka Mutakwa

GeneralMutakwa

If you want to be a good technology leader you have to be constantly learning. One of the best ways to learn is through reading good books. Here is a

Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺

fascinatorfun

A couple of real stand outs from this rather good @BBC article.Have a good look at that diagram. Look at the disjointed, multi-organisational design of it.https://twitter.com/jolyonmaugham/status/1329675942562832384 Whilst the Government cl

csoham

csoham_

Pruning is a technique where model parameters are set to zero. With finetuning, models can be pruned immensely with very little drop in acc. Pruning reduces both the size of

BLACK CONSERVATIVE

blackrepublican

She's alleging that Trump had partial foresight. The rhetoric, prior rallies, the MAGA Urban Street Pirates (using vehicles to intimidate) were all part of a coordinated (#QAnons?) communications process --

Ian Linkletter

Linkletter

Earlier this year, Proctorio's CEO Mike Olsen told the Washington Post “We’re the police”.https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/04/01/online-proctoring-college-exams-coronavirus/ A few weeks ago, Proctorio's CEO Mike

Ari Paul ⛓️

AriDavidPaul

If you don't have firsthand experience with how traditional financial institutions (pensions, corporate treasuries etc) administratively permission the moving of assets, it's hard to understand why it's still very difficult

t3chlaw

t3chlaw

I’m struggling with the way the media is portraying the SolarWinds revelation. Using the term “cyber attack” inflames the issue. It was espionage. They got into software that allowed them

Sean Mathew

seanmathew_

How to land that dream Job/Internship without struggling for hours to get a perfect GPAwithout having to spend hours mass applying on job siteswithout having to waste your time at

Falko Judt

juracan82

“Can we see how you run a weather/climate model?” — We hear this quite often @NCAR_Science/@UCAR_News.Well, it’s actually quite anticlimactic. Here’s what it looks like to run a state-of-the-art weather

Joseph A. Camp

JoeyCamp2020

The cat is out of the bag.The team and I found a publicly assesable FTP server that belonged to Eric Coomer. It had his alt-right hitlist as well as about

Kati Frantz

bahdcoder

I’ve made a lot of mistakes in my software engineering career. If I could go back, there’s a lot I’m going to change. Here’s my top advice for anyone building

Will Butler

willbtlr

how to find vulnerabilities in code:- search for dangerous functionality- find a path from input you control to that dangerous functionality- test your exploit by isolating and running critical parts

Vincent Deluard

VincentDeluard

Big Tech valuations - a ThreadMicrosoft’s $613 billion market cap in late 1999 seemed absurd in relation to revenues of $19 bn, and yet the company is now worth $1.6

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