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The necessity of lifelong learning
Why and how a startup uses NPS to help growth
There are copying, and there are shameless rip-offs
Designing a Responsive Web App Bottom-up
The Ethical Entrepreneur: Treading the Middle Way Towards Financial Success
Google's Game Of Moneyball
Re:Introducing Stripe UK
on Monday August 19, 2013 @04:49AM (#6236209)
Not to spam the thread but if any UK merchant is looking for an invoicing product supporting Stripe, check CurdBee here - http://vesess.com/survey-results-and-stripe-uk/
Google hurdles doodle
Re:12 new universities join Coursera
on Tuesday July 17, 2012 @06:26AM (#4255078)
Prof. Ng's ML course was a real eye opener. It wasn't hard but was very practical. Then when you need more theoretical background you can watch recordings of his stanford ML class.
Re:SPDY for Rest of Us
on Wednesday July 11, 2012 @10:00AM (#4229207)
Yes, lack of SNI support in some browsers could pose a problem in wide adaptation if it keeps SSL mandatory.
Machine Learning in SaaS paradigm
GSoC 2012 accepted organizations announced
Re:NLP Class is live
on Tuesday March 06, 2012 @06:52PM (#3673500)
I don't think there's any need to worry. I was very much interested in Machine Learning and took Stanford course last year and prof. Andre Ng made it look so easy with focusing on practical aspect. Now I have a grasp on how things work practically it's easy to get going with the theoretical aspect (with mostly maths) and following CS229 full video set covering the original course.
Anyway good luck!
Coursera Cryptography goes live
Navigating the Legality of Autonomous Vehicles
Sidekiq - Simple, efficient message processing for Rails 3
Google Summer of Code 2012 is on
Sencha: The 2012 HTML5 Wishlist
Dr.John Watson's blog
Fixing holes in EC2 reliability
Reinventing Education with Khan Academy and AI Class
Eloquent JavaScript
WebSQL library
Happy Thanksgiving Ebay
New Stanford course - Anatomy
Machine learning on client side
Introducing HTML5
Six ways to save the internet
Best online Stanford course
http://cm.dce.harvard.edu/2011/02/23228/L01/seg1/index_FlashSingleHighBandwidth.shtml
Tolkien as Translator *) The Lord of the Rings and Linguistic Anthropology