Exploring around the interwebs, I came across this article by Rupert Goodwins in ArsTechnica about debunking myths about Artificial Intelligence. HAL 9000 in the film 2001. It is a good read and it you have a… Read More »Artificial Intelligence – Debunking Myths
I have recently updated my applications and hit confused when trying to launche my book reader Gerty and instead of opening the book(s) I’m currently reading, I found staring at Googles’s search bar… I am… Read More »Google’s and Gerty’s logos are quite similar
It is not really news… Jupyter is the new name of the loved iPython project, and it has been for a while and as they Jupiter projects puts it themselves The language-agnostic parts of IPython… Read More »iPython Notebook is now Jupyter… I knew it!
Working with data and approaching data-based competitions
I am an avid user of Markdown via Mou and R Markdown (with RStudio). The facility that the iPython Notebook offers in combining code and text to be rendered in an interactive webpage is the… Read More »Markup for Fast Data Science Publication – Reblog
I was in the middle of an introductory workshop for Data Science at General Assembly and I was talking about using command line instructions to facilitate the manipulation of files and folders. We covered some… Read More »Using curl to download a shortened URL – Dropbox, bit.ly
I have had this 17-in MacBook Pro for a few years… perhaps about 8 years? Probably a bit more? In any case, I have it more as a memento than anything else as I have… Read More »Failed Battery
