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US agency issues privacy guidance for drone operators
Re:Theoretical Breakthrough Discovered for Random Number Generation
on Wednesday May 18, 2016 @12:53PM (#11723340)
The draft paper can be found here: http://eccc.hpi-web.de/report/2015/119/
Theoretical Breakthrough Discovered for Random Number Generation
Facebook responds to claims of biased Trends, says it has neutrality guidelines
Re:The New York Times' tagged ingredient data set is now on GitHub
on Friday April 29, 2016 @04:25PM (#11598525)
Here's a direct link to GitHub: https://github.com/NYTimes/ingredient-phrase-tagger
And here's a link to the dataset for anyone who'd like to peruse the raw data (~180K rows): https://putdat.com/hkdbmzK
The New York Times' tagged ingredient data set is now on GitHub
Home Chef raises $10M for meal kits and “taste algorithms”
World Bank Contract Awards (2013)
President Obama Weighs His Economic Legacy
U.S. International Trade: 1992 – 2015
Automatic Image Colorization with Simultaneous Classification
Google, Uber Form Group to Advocate for Self-Driving Cars
Vector Space Systems aims to launch satellites by the hundreds
Donald Trump Will See You in Court
Iowa Liquor Sales
Promposals: Your Kid's Prom Just Got Even More Expensive
Google Loon balloon crash lands in Chile
How GPS Came to Be – And How It May Be Altering Our Brains
Facebook usage over Tor passes 1M per month
MSR-VTT: A Large Video Description Dataset for Bridging Video and Language
Denver Open Data Catalog
Automating Power: Social Bot Interference in Global Politics
Dumpster Diving (1997)
Re:The Hi-Tech Gift Economy (2005)
on Thursday April 21, 2016 @07:18AM (#11541095)
It should be mentioned that the paper was originally published in 1998. This version, from 2005, contains an update from the author, Dr. Richard Barbrook. The original paper was itself a remixed extract from The Holy Fools: a critique of the avant-garde in the age of the Net.
The Hi-Tech Gift Economy (2005)
Florida's Dragon Problem
Re:How I investigated Uber surge pricing in D.C
on Wednesday April 20, 2016 @08:15AM (#11533785)
If anyone wants to take a look at the TLC Yellow Cab dataset for December 2015 (without downloading the entire file), it can be viewed here: https://putdat.com/WgsjFsT
It's 2GB and ~11.5MM rows. That's about four trips per second!