Toward A Better Or At Least Different Way Of Determining "Record Vs. Winning Teams" | Defector
The '>' .500 column on MLB standings page can be misleading due to the methodology of counting teams' records against opponents with a winning record.
Best home security companies of 2024
Home security market diverse with professionally monitored and DIY systems. Top companies like ADT, Cove, SimpliSafe offer innovative solutions.
Podcasting: $43B in 2032? (Market.us) - RAIN News
Global podcast ad market projected to reach $43 billion in 2032 by Market.us
Diverse projections exist for podcast ad market growth, highlighting variations in methodology and inputs
The anti-trans legislation risk map: A state by state breakdown
Legislative risk map helps assess anti-transgender legislation impact on individuals' safety and rights.
Focus shifted from transgender youth to adults due to increased legislation targeting adults.
Q&A: Why agile software development is all the rage
71% of respondents prefer agile software development over traditional methods
Agile is about the mindset, not just the methodology
U.S. News Gets In On Rating Biglaw Firms - The Results Are A Mixed Bag
U.S. News and World Report has released their rankings of the Best Companies to Work For: Law Firms
The rankings take into account factors such as pay, work-life balance, and professional development
Multivitamins and Cognition: New Data From COSMOS
Daily multivitamin may protect the aging brain
Expert expresses concerns about study's methodology and findings
Unveiling the Power of Six Sigma - DZone
Six Sigma is a data-driven methodology used to optimize processes, reduce waste, and enhance quality.
The evolution of Six Sigma can be traced back to Motorola's introduction in the 1980s and its subsequent adoption by General Electric in the late 1990s.
Six Sigma has expanded beyond manufacturing and is now widely used in industries such as healthcare, finance, and telecommunications.
Spanish brand Gandia Blasco Group's Diabla has added a new chair to its modern outdoor offerings.During Milan Design Week 2023 at Salone del Mobile, they introduced TUBA, a lightweight aluminum stacking chair designed by London-based designer Samuel Wilkinson.The first collaboration between the two, TUBA's name alludes to its 19 tubular elements, a repetitive arrangement made of infinitely recyclable aluminum.
6 best creative project management software of 2023
Creative projects can be challenging to manage, as they can require tons of team collaboration and concept visualization.The right project management software for a creative team can help optimize the process.SEE: Hiring kit: Project manager (TechRepublic Premium)We have compiled a list of top project management software for creative teams in 2023.
Building Trust: How to Put Bottom-Up Organizing Principles to Work - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The following is a transcript of the video above, from our November 16, 2022, roundtable, "Building a Movement for the Common Good."Ramón Cruz: For Sierra Club, it was very transformative, if you will, when we adopted some years ago, what is called the Jemez principles for democratic organizing as our methodology for organizing.
What is a Project Charter? The Complete Guide
Project charters provide a guiding light for any new initiative.So, whether you work as a project manager or operations professional, you'll need to become a pro at writing these documents.Besides providing you with the authorization to begin projects, project charters help you sell your project's viability to stakeholders.
The TUBA Chair Is a Tubular Symphony of Aluminum
Spanish brand Gandia Blasco Group's Diabla has added a new chair to its modern outdoor offerings.During Milan Design Week 2023 at Salone del Mobile, they introduced TUBA, a lightweight aluminum stacking chair designed by London-based designer Samuel Wilkinson.The first collaboration between the two, TUBA's name alludes to its 19 tubular elements, a repetitive arrangement made of infinitely recyclable aluminum.
6 best creative project management software of 2023
Creative projects can be challenging to manage, as they can require tons of team collaboration and concept visualization.The right project management software for a creative team can help optimize the process.SEE: Hiring kit: Project manager (TechRepublic Premium)We have compiled a list of top project management software for creative teams in 2023.
Building Trust: How to Put Bottom-Up Organizing Principles to Work - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The following is a transcript of the video above, from our November 16, 2022, roundtable, "Building a Movement for the Common Good."Ramón Cruz: For Sierra Club, it was very transformative, if you will, when we adopted some years ago, what is called the Jemez principles for democratic organizing as our methodology for organizing.
What is a Project Charter? The Complete Guide
Project charters provide a guiding light for any new initiative.So, whether you work as a project manager or operations professional, you'll need to become a pro at writing these documents.Besides providing you with the authorization to begin projects, project charters help you sell your project's viability to stakeholders.
One Illinois hospital earns an F for safety, while another climbs from an F to an A in new ratings
A South Side hospital has earned an F for safety, while another has clawed its way from an F to an A, according to new ratings from the nonprofit Leapfrog Group.Roseland Community Hospital was the only hospital in Illinois to earn an F this spring.Meanwhile, St. Bernard Hospital and Health Care Center in Englewood earned an A for safety, after getting an F just two years ago.
Watch Cowboys draft room's process for landing on Mazi Smith
Check out the Dallas Cowboys' war room decide on Michigan defensive tackle Mazi Smith over Syracuse offensive lineman Matthew Bergeron in real time.The Dallas Cowboys made a tremendous draft pick in the first round by taking star defensive tackle Mazi Smith out of Michigan.For a team that was picking in the 20s, Dallas hit it out of the park with this selection.
One Illinois hospital earns an F for safety, while another climbs from an F to an A in new ratings
A South Side hospital has earned an F for safety, while another has clawed its way from an F to an A, according to new ratings from the nonprofit Leapfrog Group.Roseland Community Hospital was the only hospital in Illinois to earn an F this spring.Meanwhile, St. Bernard Hospital and Health Care Center in Englewood earned an A for safety, after getting an F just two years ago.
Watch Cowboys draft room's process for landing on Mazi Smith
Check out the Dallas Cowboys' war room decide on Michigan defensive tackle Mazi Smith over Syracuse offensive lineman Matthew Bergeron in real time.The Dallas Cowboys made a tremendous draft pick in the first round by taking star defensive tackle Mazi Smith out of Michigan.For a team that was picking in the 20s, Dallas hit it out of the park with this selection.
'Acting Itself Is a Visual Effect': How Rachel Weisz Seamlessly Starred Opposite Herself on 'Dead Ringers'
Visual effects supervisor Eric Pascarelli tells IndieWire how he created the "twinning" effects for "Dead Ringers," and why Rachel Weisz was his secret weapon.On "Dead Ringers," the Amazon Prime Video series based on David Cronenberg's 1988 film, Rachel Weisz stars as twin OB-GYNs Elliot and Beverly Mantle, who share everything from drugs and lovers to ethically questionable methods for pushing women's health forward.
How to stuff an artichoke the easy way - an ode to Grandmother and her Sicilian sisters-in-law
Artichokes are serious business in my family.Not just any artichokes.My grandmother's stuffed artichokes.This isn't fancy, froofy food.Rather, it is down-home, roll-up-your-sleeves and eat-with-your-fingers food.Even my mother, who ate potato chips with a spoon, cast aside her cutlery for these Sicilian delicacies.
March Rent Report: 65% of U.S. Cities Fail the Affordability Test
Getty Images If you follow the rule of thumb that households should spend no more than 30% of gross income on rent, then most U.S. cities are unaffordable.A monthly NerdWallet rent-to-income ratio analysis of 225 cities in the U.S. finds that, based on the most recent data, 65% of rents on the market are equal to or above the recommended 30% ratio in February.
Assessing PTAB Bias Via Analysis of 'Dueling Expert' IPRs
"This data shows that the PTAB is almost three times more likely to side with a petitioner's expert on the majority of issues in a case than with the patentee's expert."Patent owners think Inter Partes Reviews (IPRs) are a fixed game.Their concern goes beyond structural and procedural aspects of the IPR process; patent owners also believe that Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) judges are hostile to patents.
Lessons in podcast advertising from Athletic Greens, Uncommon Goods, and Cariuma
Dbenitostock/Getty Images The podcast ads are coming from inside the house.Like with any channel, brands looking to advertise on podcasts have a range of agencies that they can hire to do the work for them.But some teams and execs choose to handle the ins and outs of podcast ad planning, buying, and measurement almost entirely on their own.
Most Cities Can't Set Their Own Speed Limits - But Maybe They Should
In a move that could be a model for other U.S. states, Oregon may soon allow cities more leeway to set lower speed limits on dangerous roads - rather than reserving that power for state transportation leaders whose primary interest, historically, has been moving cars as quickly as possible.Following an exhausting 13-year battle, the Beaver State legislature recently modified a law that required cities and counties to individually lobby the Oregon Department of Transportation every time they wanted to lower a speed limit in their communities, essentially giving non-local transportation leaders final say over how fast drivers should travel in places they don't live.
'Acting Itself Is a Visual Effect': How Rachel Weisz Seamlessly Starred Opposite Herself on 'Dead Ringers'
Visual effects supervisor Eric Pascarelli tells IndieWire how he created the "twinning" effects for "Dead Ringers," and why Rachel Weisz was his secret weapon.On "Dead Ringers," the Amazon Prime Video series based on David Cronenberg's 1988 film, Rachel Weisz stars as twin OB-GYNs Elliot and Beverly Mantle, who share everything from drugs and lovers to ethically questionable methods for pushing women's health forward.
How to stuff an artichoke the easy way - an ode to Grandmother and her Sicilian sisters-in-law
Artichokes are serious business in my family.Not just any artichokes.My grandmother's stuffed artichokes.This isn't fancy, froofy food.Rather, it is down-home, roll-up-your-sleeves and eat-with-your-fingers food.Even my mother, who ate potato chips with a spoon, cast aside her cutlery for these Sicilian delicacies.
March Rent Report: 65% of U.S. Cities Fail the Affordability Test
Getty Images If you follow the rule of thumb that households should spend no more than 30% of gross income on rent, then most U.S. cities are unaffordable.A monthly NerdWallet rent-to-income ratio analysis of 225 cities in the U.S. finds that, based on the most recent data, 65% of rents on the market are equal to or above the recommended 30% ratio in February.
Assessing PTAB Bias Via Analysis of 'Dueling Expert' IPRs
"This data shows that the PTAB is almost three times more likely to side with a petitioner's expert on the majority of issues in a case than with the patentee's expert."Patent owners think Inter Partes Reviews (IPRs) are a fixed game.Their concern goes beyond structural and procedural aspects of the IPR process; patent owners also believe that Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) judges are hostile to patents.
Lessons in podcast advertising from Athletic Greens, Uncommon Goods, and Cariuma
Dbenitostock/Getty Images The podcast ads are coming from inside the house.Like with any channel, brands looking to advertise on podcasts have a range of agencies that they can hire to do the work for them.But some teams and execs choose to handle the ins and outs of podcast ad planning, buying, and measurement almost entirely on their own.
Most Cities Can't Set Their Own Speed Limits - But Maybe They Should
In a move that could be a model for other U.S. states, Oregon may soon allow cities more leeway to set lower speed limits on dangerous roads - rather than reserving that power for state transportation leaders whose primary interest, historically, has been moving cars as quickly as possible.Following an exhausting 13-year battle, the Beaver State legislature recently modified a law that required cities and counties to individually lobby the Oregon Department of Transportation every time they wanted to lower a speed limit in their communities, essentially giving non-local transportation leaders final say over how fast drivers should travel in places they don't live.
Big drop in FBI warrantless search stats, but about that...
Warrantless searches of US residents' communications by the FBI dropped sharply last year - from about 3.4 million in 2021 to 119,383 in 2022, according to Uncle Sam.But that is still likely tens of thousands more people than should have been caught up in the FBI's domestic surveillance efforts, according to advocates for reform of Section 702 - the legislative instrument that allows warrantless snooping.
Fred VanVleet is having the best offensive season of his life. (No, seriously.)
In the late 19th century, two men raced to discover as many fossils as possible, and to put them together in recreation of as many dinosaurs as they could.O.C. Marsh and Edward Drinker Cope despised one another, and they went to great lengths in their competition, including destroying fossils and putting bones together in ways that never actually happened.
Big drop in FBI warrantless search stats, but about that...
Warrantless searches of US residents' communications by the FBI dropped sharply last year - from about 3.4 million in 2021 to 119,383 in 2022, according to Uncle Sam.But that is still likely tens of thousands more people than should have been caught up in the FBI's domestic surveillance efforts, according to advocates for reform of Section 702 - the legislative instrument that allows warrantless snooping.
Fred VanVleet is having the best offensive season of his life. (No, seriously.)
In the late 19th century, two men raced to discover as many fossils as possible, and to put them together in recreation of as many dinosaurs as they could.O.C. Marsh and Edward Drinker Cope despised one another, and they went to great lengths in their competition, including destroying fossils and putting bones together in ways that never actually happened.
by Dennis Crouch In the patent context, functional limitations describe inventions in terms of their function or intended use, rather than their specific structure or components.Such claims have been subject to much debate and litigation throughout the history of the US patent system.Notable Supreme Court cases like O'Reilly v. Morse, 56 U.S. (15 How.) 62 (1854) and Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. v. Walker, 329 U.S. 1 (1946) significantly impacted patent practice and the balance between functional and structural claim drafting.
How the Patriots' draft capital compares to the rest of the NFL
Entering the 2023 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots have plenty of room for improvement and several holes on both sides of the ball that need to be addressed.Adding starter-caliber talent at offensive tackle, cornerback, and wide receiver is at the top of the list of to-dos; other position groups would also benefit from reinforcements.
AI Seems to Do Better on Tasks When Asked to Reflect on Its Mistakes
In a not-yet-peer-reviewed paper, a team of researchers from Northeastern University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology suggests that large language models (LLM) might be able to learn from their own mistakes - just like humans.Teaching them to do so, they say, might be able to push AI technologies into a new phase of autonomous problem-solving.
Counting ICS Vulnerabilities: Examining Variations in Numbers Reported by Security Firms
Reports published in the past couple of months by various industrial cybersecurity companies provide different numbers when it comes to the vulnerabilities discovered in industrial control system (ICS) products in 2022.SecurityWeek has analyzed the methodologies used by these companies in an effort to understand the discrepancies in numbers and trends.
Microsoft unveils AI model that understands image content, solves visual puzzles
On Monday, researchers from Microsoft introduced Kosmos-1, a multimodal model that can reportedly analyze images for content, solve visual puzzles, perform visual text recognition, pass visual IQ tests, and understand natural language instructions.The researchers believe multimodal AI-which integrates different modes of input such as text, audio, images, and video-is a key step to building artificial general intelligence (AGI) that can perform general tasks at the level of a human.
These Are the Jobs Most Vulnerable to AI, Researchers Say
Wondering if artificial intelligence will be taking your job anytime soon?We're sure we speak for a lot of folks when we say: same.Considering that AI is literally designed to model human capabilities and thus automate human tasks, it's a fair question - and one that a group of professors from New York University (NYU), Princeton, and the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) may have just helped to shed a little bit of light on in a new paper, aptly titled "How Will Language Modelers like ChatGPT Affect Occupations and Industries?" Though the paper has yet to be peer-reviewed, the results are fascinating, not to mention ominous - especially, of course, for the folks most at risk.
A widespread logic controller flaw raises the specter of Stuxnet
In 2009, the computer worm Stuxnet crippled hundreds of centrifuges inside Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment plant by targeting the software running on the facility's industrial computers, known as programmable logic controllers.The exploited PLCs were made by the automation giant Siemens and were all models from the company's ubiquitous, long-running SIMATIC S7 product series.
AI Seems to Do Better on Tasks When Asked to Reflect on Its Mistakes
In a not-yet-peer-reviewed paper, a team of researchers from Northeastern University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology suggests that large language models (LLM) might be able to learn from their own mistakes - just like humans.Teaching them to do so, they say, might be able to push AI technologies into a new phase of autonomous problem-solving.
Counting ICS Vulnerabilities: Examining Variations in Numbers Reported by Security Firms
Reports published in the past couple of months by various industrial cybersecurity companies provide different numbers when it comes to the vulnerabilities discovered in industrial control system (ICS) products in 2022.SecurityWeek has analyzed the methodologies used by these companies in an effort to understand the discrepancies in numbers and trends.
Microsoft unveils AI model that understands image content, solves visual puzzles
On Monday, researchers from Microsoft introduced Kosmos-1, a multimodal model that can reportedly analyze images for content, solve visual puzzles, perform visual text recognition, pass visual IQ tests, and understand natural language instructions.The researchers believe multimodal AI-which integrates different modes of input such as text, audio, images, and video-is a key step to building artificial general intelligence (AGI) that can perform general tasks at the level of a human.
These Are the Jobs Most Vulnerable to AI, Researchers Say
Wondering if artificial intelligence will be taking your job anytime soon?We're sure we speak for a lot of folks when we say: same.Considering that AI is literally designed to model human capabilities and thus automate human tasks, it's a fair question - and one that a group of professors from New York University (NYU), Princeton, and the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) may have just helped to shed a little bit of light on in a new paper, aptly titled "How Will Language Modelers like ChatGPT Affect Occupations and Industries?" Though the paper has yet to be peer-reviewed, the results are fascinating, not to mention ominous - especially, of course, for the folks most at risk.
A widespread logic controller flaw raises the specter of Stuxnet
In 2009, the computer worm Stuxnet crippled hundreds of centrifuges inside Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment plant by targeting the software running on the facility's industrial computers, known as programmable logic controllers.The exploited PLCs were made by the automation giant Siemens and were all models from the company's ubiquitous, long-running SIMATIC S7 product series.
Metapoetry.Following the traditions of concrete poetry, cut-up methodology, typewriter art and conceptual experiments, this piece is transforming metadata of generative token #22568 into visual poetry.The image structure is built from a randomly selected iteration of "L-Template" by reading the available drawing instructions from its features and combining them with the name of its owner.
Latent Imaging and Imagining - Queer mode of accessing childhood memories
Created by Lotta Stöver, Latent Imaging and Imagining is part of an autoethnographic artistic research study to explore the concept of chrononormativity through an inverted perspective of nonconforming and how to negotiate a careful and queer mode of accessing childhood memories.The photo series is based on a selection of personal childhood photos of the artist.
L-Poem - Agoston Nagy
Description
Metapoetry.Following the traditions of concrete poetry, cut-up methodology, typewriter art and conceptual experiments, this piece is transforming metadata of generative token #22568 into visual poetry.The image structure is built from a randomly selected iteration of "L-Template" by reading the available drawing instructions from its features and combining them with the name of its owner.
Latent Imaging and Imagining - Queer mode of accessing childhood memories
Created by Lotta Stöver, Latent Imaging and Imagining is part of an autoethnographic artistic research study to explore the concept of chrononormativity through an inverted perspective of nonconforming and how to negotiate a careful and queer mode of accessing childhood memories.The photo series is based on a selection of personal childhood photos of the artist.
Tech vendors love touting their proprietary ID solutions.But the alternative ID landscape is incredibly fragmented, with about 60 proprietary ID solutions on the market that can be added to a publisher's Prebid User ID Module.So how are publishers - especially long-tail publishers that tend to be strapped for tech resources - supposed to pick the ID solutions that work best for them?
Notley/Monitor Poll: Austinites can't agree on greatest park challenges or solutions - Austin Monitor
Wednesday, February 15, 2023 by Nina Hernandez Austin residents regularly use city parks but are divided over how they should be maintained, according to a January/February poll of 429 voters commissioned by Notley and conducted by national pollster Change Research for the Austin Monitor.The poll comes as Austin leaders continue to focus on parks and open space and projects like the Texas Capitol Complex and the Waterloo Greenway, and as the city considers its role in the Interstate 35 Capital Express project.
Notley/Monitor Poll: Digging into the data - Austin Monitor
Friday, February 17, 2023 by Elizabeth Pagano In a poll commissioned by Notley for the Austin Monitor, Change Research surveyed 429 voters in Austin, Texas, from Jan. 28 to Feb. 1, 2023.Over the course of the past week, we've published a series of stories examining the data.Now it's our readers' turn.
CafeMedia Dishes On Alternative IDs | AdExchanger
Tech vendors love touting their proprietary ID solutions.But the alternative ID landscape is incredibly fragmented, with about 60 proprietary ID solutions on the market that can be added to a publisher's Prebid User ID Module.So how are publishers - especially long-tail publishers that tend to be strapped for tech resources - supposed to pick the ID solutions that work best for them?
Notley/Monitor Poll: Austinites can't agree on greatest park challenges or solutions - Austin Monitor
Wednesday, February 15, 2023 by Nina Hernandez Austin residents regularly use city parks but are divided over how they should be maintained, according to a January/February poll of 429 voters commissioned by Notley and conducted by national pollster Change Research for the Austin Monitor.The poll comes as Austin leaders continue to focus on parks and open space and projects like the Texas Capitol Complex and the Waterloo Greenway, and as the city considers its role in the Interstate 35 Capital Express project.
Notley/Monitor Poll: Digging into the data - Austin Monitor
Friday, February 17, 2023 by Elizabeth Pagano In a poll commissioned by Notley for the Austin Monitor, Change Research surveyed 429 voters in Austin, Texas, from Jan. 28 to Feb. 1, 2023.Over the course of the past week, we've published a series of stories examining the data.Now it's our readers' turn.
Maternal deaths in the U.S. spiked in 2021, CDC reports
Wanda Irving holds her granddaughter, Soleil, in front of a portrait of Soleil's mother, Shalon Irving, at her home in Sandy Springs, Ga., in 2017.Wanda is raising Soleil since Shalon died of complications due to hypertension a few weeks after giving birth.Becky Harlan/NPR In 2021, the U.S. had one of the worst rates of maternal mortality in the country's history, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
This week in data: How you can build an exceptional data team
How do you build an exceptional data team?What's the right ratio of product managers to data engineers?How can you figure out who your customer really is?These are some of the topics we'll cover this week on the CarCast.Watch the video below to learn more: There are certainly a lot of people who get involved in the success of a data team, but there are five who are critical to your success: The data product manager, the program manager, the UX leader, the data engineer....and of course the chief data officer.
Google made the right choice not diving into consumer AI bots
There was zero input from any sort of artificial intelligence involved in this article.I feel like I might need to make that disclaimer with everything I write now because everywhere you look it seems that people are leaning on AI to write the words people used to write.I get it - it's easy, and like everyone else, folks who write on the internet for a living also love anything that makes it easier.
The top companies and careers for remote jobs in 2023, according to FlexJobs
Among 58,000 employers offering remote jobs on FlexJobs, find out which firm earned the number one spot on its new list of companies to watch.Career site FlexJobs released its 10th annual list of the Top 100 Companies to Watch for Remote Jobs in 2023, noting it saw a 20% increase in the number of remote job listings in 2022 over 2021, compared to 12% growth the previous year.
Taoiseach says some billionaires are all fur coat and no knickers'
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has questioned a charity's report on wealth inequality saying some billionaires are all fur coat and no knickers.The Fine Gael leader was responding to questions in the Dail from People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett, who raised concerns about Mr Varadkar attending the Davos summit and a report from Oxfam about wealth inequality.
China reports nearly 60,000 Covid-related deaths in a month
Issued on: 14/01/2023 - 12:32 People walk with their luggage at a railway station during the annual Spring Festival travel rush ahead of the Chinese Lunar New Year, as the Covid outbreak continues, in Beijing, China, January 13, 2023.Tingshu Wang, Reuters China's health authorities on Saturday reported almost 60,000 Covid-related deaths in just over a month, the first major death toll released by the government since the loosening of its virus restrictions in early December.
Maternal deaths in the U.S. spiked in 2021, CDC reports
Wanda Irving holds her granddaughter, Soleil, in front of a portrait of Soleil's mother, Shalon Irving, at her home in Sandy Springs, Ga., in 2017.Wanda is raising Soleil since Shalon died of complications due to hypertension a few weeks after giving birth.Becky Harlan/NPR In 2021, the U.S. had one of the worst rates of maternal mortality in the country's history, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
This week in data: How you can build an exceptional data team
How do you build an exceptional data team?What's the right ratio of product managers to data engineers?How can you figure out who your customer really is?These are some of the topics we'll cover this week on the CarCast.Watch the video below to learn more: There are certainly a lot of people who get involved in the success of a data team, but there are five who are critical to your success: The data product manager, the program manager, the UX leader, the data engineer....and of course the chief data officer.
Google made the right choice not diving into consumer AI bots
There was zero input from any sort of artificial intelligence involved in this article.I feel like I might need to make that disclaimer with everything I write now because everywhere you look it seems that people are leaning on AI to write the words people used to write.I get it - it's easy, and like everyone else, folks who write on the internet for a living also love anything that makes it easier.
The top companies and careers for remote jobs in 2023, according to FlexJobs
Among 58,000 employers offering remote jobs on FlexJobs, find out which firm earned the number one spot on its new list of companies to watch.Career site FlexJobs released its 10th annual list of the Top 100 Companies to Watch for Remote Jobs in 2023, noting it saw a 20% increase in the number of remote job listings in 2022 over 2021, compared to 12% growth the previous year.
Taoiseach says some billionaires are all fur coat and no knickers'
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has questioned a charity's report on wealth inequality saying some billionaires are all fur coat and no knickers.The Fine Gael leader was responding to questions in the Dail from People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett, who raised concerns about Mr Varadkar attending the Davos summit and a report from Oxfam about wealth inequality.
China reports nearly 60,000 Covid-related deaths in a month
Issued on: 14/01/2023 - 12:32 People walk with their luggage at a railway station during the annual Spring Festival travel rush ahead of the Chinese Lunar New Year, as the Covid outbreak continues, in Beijing, China, January 13, 2023.Tingshu Wang, Reuters China's health authorities on Saturday reported almost 60,000 Covid-related deaths in just over a month, the first major death toll released by the government since the loosening of its virus restrictions in early December.
DevOps Done Right: How to Succeed in DevOps From Day One
By: Veronica Haggar on Whether you are diving into DevOps for the first time or trying to do it right this time, provides all the information you need for a successful DevOps journey.Join us on May 4, 2023, to learn how to get started with DevOps-and how to do it right.You'll learn:
DevOps best practices, processes and the tools you'll need Tips and tricks from experienced practitioners sharing their real-world experiences The basics of DevOps How to choose the right technologies Common challenges and how to overcome them The benefits of DevOps as a methodology and a career And more!
The 5 Phases of Project Management
What problems and obstacles do you face as a project manager?For many, scope creep, poor communication, and task delays top the list.To state the obvious, project management can be tricky.Without careful planning and strategizing, it can feel like you're f working blind.So, if you're in a project management position, starting with the basics is your best bet.
How CPGs can realize the value of first-party data with a CDP | MarTech
Consumer packaged goods (CPGs) have historically relied on third-party data for their brand marketing efforts.This strategy is due for a change as the data and marketing landscapes evolve.CPGs have the opportunity to improve business outcomes by leveraging first-party data.In this article, we will explore:
CPGs' reliance on third-party data.
Importance of Business Strategy and Definition - Social Media Explorer
Business Strategy, there are numerous examples of effective businesses all around the world.While a strong group and funds have been significant elements in their prosperity.There is another viewpoint that guarantees that organizations accomplish what they have decided to do with a fool-proof business strategy.
DevOps Done Right: How to Succeed in DevOps From Day One
By: Veronica Haggar on Whether you are diving into DevOps for the first time or trying to do it right this time, provides all the information you need for a successful DevOps journey.Join us on May 4, 2023, to learn how to get started with DevOps-and how to do it right.You'll learn:
DevOps best practices, processes and the tools you'll need Tips and tricks from experienced practitioners sharing their real-world experiences The basics of DevOps How to choose the right technologies Common challenges and how to overcome them The benefits of DevOps as a methodology and a career And more!
The 5 Phases of Project Management
What problems and obstacles do you face as a project manager?For many, scope creep, poor communication, and task delays top the list.To state the obvious, project management can be tricky.Without careful planning and strategizing, it can feel like you're f working blind.So, if you're in a project management position, starting with the basics is your best bet.
How CPGs can realize the value of first-party data with a CDP | MarTech
Consumer packaged goods (CPGs) have historically relied on third-party data for their brand marketing efforts.This strategy is due for a change as the data and marketing landscapes evolve.CPGs have the opportunity to improve business outcomes by leveraging first-party data.In this article, we will explore:
CPGs' reliance on third-party data.
Importance of Business Strategy and Definition - Social Media Explorer
Business Strategy, there are numerous examples of effective businesses all around the world.While a strong group and funds have been significant elements in their prosperity.There is another viewpoint that guarantees that organizations accomplish what they have decided to do with a fool-proof business strategy.
Better Understand the Impact of Digital Out of Home with New Visit Attribution from Taptap Digital
Taptap Digital, the leading multinational programmatic ad tech company powered by geospatial intelligence, has launched new attribution measurement for DOOH campaigns.The new system will support Taptap's already robust DOOH solution, which is used by global brands like Dior, Adidas, Dyson and Samsung.
DevOps Flow: Accelerating Velocity With Software Factory Best Practices
By: Neil McEvoy on In the cloud era, senior executives are investing in key capabilities like DevOps with the expectation this will accelerate innovation and bring new digital products to market faster.To deliver on these goals, enterprise organizations seek to deploy high-quality code faster and more frequently, but they face a organizational, process and technology complexity that can hinder this objective, slowing throughput and incurring high error rates.
Now Is The Time To Refocus On Retargeting. Don't Do It Alone. | AdExchanger
Every marketer knows the old adage: It costs much more to get a new customer than to keep an existing one.How much more may vary, but the principle holds true, and it's the basic idea behind retargeting.So why is retargeting still overlooked and underfunded by almost every app marketer?Because too many are trying to do retargeting all on their own - in-house or through self-service - and it's creating a self-fulfilling cycle of less-than-optimal value.
Better Understand the Impact of Digital Out of Home with New Visit Attribution from Taptap Digital
Taptap Digital, the leading multinational programmatic ad tech company powered by geospatial intelligence, has launched new attribution measurement for DOOH campaigns.The new system will support Taptap's already robust DOOH solution, which is used by global brands like Dior, Adidas, Dyson and Samsung.
DevOps Flow: Accelerating Velocity With Software Factory Best Practices
By: Neil McEvoy on In the cloud era, senior executives are investing in key capabilities like DevOps with the expectation this will accelerate innovation and bring new digital products to market faster.To deliver on these goals, enterprise organizations seek to deploy high-quality code faster and more frequently, but they face a organizational, process and technology complexity that can hinder this objective, slowing throughput and incurring high error rates.
Now Is The Time To Refocus On Retargeting. Don't Do It Alone. | AdExchanger
Every marketer knows the old adage: It costs much more to get a new customer than to keep an existing one.How much more may vary, but the principle holds true, and it's the basic idea behind retargeting.So why is retargeting still overlooked and underfunded by almost every app marketer?Because too many are trying to do retargeting all on their own - in-house or through self-service - and it's creating a self-fulfilling cycle of less-than-optimal value.
Weekly Web Design & Development News: Collective #489
A collection of the latest and hottest design and development resources (Javascript libraries, CSS snippets, DeveloGraphic Design Resources, etc.) on the web from the last week (Week 7, 2023).Web Design & Development News: Collective #489 custom-function Literally the only sane way, if not the fastest one, to extend the Function class without evaluation.
Malvertising on Google Ads is a growing problem that isn't going away
Malvertising campaigns impacting Google Ads are on the rise.While the technique of convincing internet users to download malware by clicking on seemingly legitimate adverts is not a new one, its popularity has spiked due to an increase in the sophistication of malware as well as the value of credentials they can be harvested.
How Writing Can Help Your Web Design Career
Writing and web design go together quite well.Both require creativity and attention to detail.Importantly, they also serve as a gateway to connecting with others.It's a combination that has helped me through my journey.With 20+ years in design and another 10+ writing, I feel that each has provided me with a foundation for growth.
Weekly Web Design & Development News: Collective #489
A collection of the latest and hottest design and development resources (Javascript libraries, CSS snippets, DeveloGraphic Design Resources, etc.) on the web from the last week (Week 7, 2023).Web Design & Development News: Collective #489 custom-function Literally the only sane way, if not the fastest one, to extend the Function class without evaluation.
Malvertising on Google Ads is a growing problem that isn't going away
Malvertising campaigns impacting Google Ads are on the rise.While the technique of convincing internet users to download malware by clicking on seemingly legitimate adverts is not a new one, its popularity has spiked due to an increase in the sophistication of malware as well as the value of credentials they can be harvested.
How Writing Can Help Your Web Design Career
Writing and web design go together quite well.Both require creativity and attention to detail.Importantly, they also serve as a gateway to connecting with others.It's a combination that has helped me through my journey.With 20+ years in design and another 10+ writing, I feel that each has provided me with a foundation for growth.
No-code tools facilitate true co-creation.Photo: Adobe Stock by Patpitchaya "Designers shouldn't ALSO have to code!"This is a refrain I hear a lot.Some designers feel working with code is too complex; others that it is exploitative.They are not wrong.But prototyping is a transformative practice with profound implications for design.
2023 MLB Season Preview: Cleveland Guardians
No division winner in baseball finished with fewer wins than the 92 the Cleveland Guardians posted in 2022, and no second-place team finished with fewer wins than the 81 wins the Chicago White Sox managed.That's the AL Central, folks.The good news for Cleveland is that no re-alignment happened over the winter and they still play in the AL Central.
Argo CD & Helm: The GitOps Way of Deploying Applications!
GitOps has become the talk of the town these days.The popularity this approach has gained in the application deployment space is remarkable.Developers find it straightforward to deploy applications using this approach as it removes many bottlenecks.Argo CD & Helm Charts, on the other side, make this GitOps approach easy.
Why No-Code tools are ready to disrupt
No-code tools facilitate true co-creation.Photo: Adobe Stock by Patpitchaya "Designers shouldn't ALSO have to code!"This is a refrain I hear a lot.Some designers feel working with code is too complex; others that it is exploitative.They are not wrong.But prototyping is a transformative practice with profound implications for design.
2023 MLB Season Preview: Cleveland Guardians
No division winner in baseball finished with fewer wins than the 92 the Cleveland Guardians posted in 2022, and no second-place team finished with fewer wins than the 81 wins the Chicago White Sox managed.That's the AL Central, folks.The good news for Cleveland is that no re-alignment happened over the winter and they still play in the AL Central.
Argo CD & Helm: The GitOps Way of Deploying Applications!
GitOps has become the talk of the town these days.The popularity this approach has gained in the application deployment space is remarkable.Developers find it straightforward to deploy applications using this approach as it removes many bottlenecks.Argo CD & Helm Charts, on the other side, make this GitOps approach easy.
WASHINGTON Republican lawmakers continued their decades-long critique of the Internal Revenue Service in a Senate hearing on Wednesday, occasionally leveling inaccurate charges as they questioned President Biden's nominee to lead the agency.Here's a fact check of some claims.What Was Said The Joint Committee on Taxation says that 78 to 90 percent of that tax gap really is with taxpayers under $200,000, you know, lost reported revenue.
Children's mental health support patchy' with 80-day treatment wait in one area
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Children's mental health support across England is subject to a postcode lottery, with average waiting times of 40 days for starting treatment, a new report has warned.
Brexit hit UK growth by 29bn, says Bank of England rate setter
The UK has suffered a loss of business investment since the 2016 Brexit referendum worth 29bn, or 1,000 a household, according to a study by a senior Bank of England official.Jonathan Haskel, an external member of the Bank's nine-strong monetary policy committee that sets UK interest rates, said private sector investment stopped in its tracks in the years following the decision to quit the EU.
ITIF Report: The U.S. Underestimates China as an 'Imitator' Rather Than an Innovator at Its Own Peril
"[I}nnovation output indicators show the greatest amount of progress for Chinese innovation relative to the United States...As of 2020, Chinese entities were receiving nearly five times the number of international patent families as U.S. entities."On January 23, the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF) published a report entitled Wake Up, America: China is Overtaking the United States in Innovation Output, which applies innovation and industrial performance metrics for comparing relative innovation outputs from foreign technological rivals China and the United States.
Game on: Seasoned international soccer coach trains Brooklyn's young players like pros * Brooklyn Paper
It's (almost) game time!In just a few months, Brooklyn's parks and soccer fields will be buzzing with young players as the spring and summer youth soccer seasons begin.For some, the teams are mostly for fun - a place to unwind and make some friends.But two leagues in particular have slightly loftier goals.
FACT CHECK: Many More Children Die from Road Violence than Gun Violence
Even with the awful 2020 spike in firearm deaths of U.S. youths, more than twice as many pre-teen children die from traffic violence as from gun violence
Photo: The Streetsblog Photoshop Desk U.S. gun deaths increased sharply in the first year of the pandemic, 2020, with the rise so steep among young people that the National Institutes of Health issued a bulletin this July calling gun violence "the leading cause of childhood death."
Fact-Checking Misleading Claims About the I.R.S.
WASHINGTON Republican lawmakers continued their decades-long critique of the Internal Revenue Service in a Senate hearing on Wednesday, occasionally leveling inaccurate charges as they questioned President Biden's nominee to lead the agency.Here's a fact check of some claims.What Was Said The Joint Committee on Taxation says that 78 to 90 percent of that tax gap really is with taxpayers under $200,000, you know, lost reported revenue.
Children's mental health support patchy' with 80-day treatment wait in one area
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Children's mental health support across England is subject to a postcode lottery, with average waiting times of 40 days for starting treatment, a new report has warned.
Brexit hit UK growth by 29bn, says Bank of England rate setter
The UK has suffered a loss of business investment since the 2016 Brexit referendum worth 29bn, or 1,000 a household, according to a study by a senior Bank of England official.Jonathan Haskel, an external member of the Bank's nine-strong monetary policy committee that sets UK interest rates, said private sector investment stopped in its tracks in the years following the decision to quit the EU.
ITIF Report: The U.S. Underestimates China as an 'Imitator' Rather Than an Innovator at Its Own Peril
"[I}nnovation output indicators show the greatest amount of progress for Chinese innovation relative to the United States...As of 2020, Chinese entities were receiving nearly five times the number of international patent families as U.S. entities."On January 23, the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF) published a report entitled Wake Up, America: China is Overtaking the United States in Innovation Output, which applies innovation and industrial performance metrics for comparing relative innovation outputs from foreign technological rivals China and the United States.
Game on: Seasoned international soccer coach trains Brooklyn's young players like pros * Brooklyn Paper
It's (almost) game time!In just a few months, Brooklyn's parks and soccer fields will be buzzing with young players as the spring and summer youth soccer seasons begin.For some, the teams are mostly for fun - a place to unwind and make some friends.But two leagues in particular have slightly loftier goals.
FACT CHECK: Many More Children Die from Road Violence than Gun Violence
Even with the awful 2020 spike in firearm deaths of U.S. youths, more than twice as many pre-teen children die from traffic violence as from gun violence
Photo: The Streetsblog Photoshop Desk U.S. gun deaths increased sharply in the first year of the pandemic, 2020, with the rise so steep among young people that the National Institutes of Health issued a bulletin this July calling gun violence "the leading cause of childhood death."
Measurement Will Never Be Perfect, And That's Okay
Ad measurement is becoming more challenging.(You know, signal loss and all that.)But there was never such a thing as perfect measurement, says Jen Faraci, chief data officer at Publicis-owned Digitas North America, on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks."No matter how sound your methodology is or how comprehensive your variable set or how contained you want your experimental design to be, there's always noise," Faraci says.
CDC figuring out logistical and legal' aspects of testing airplane wastewater for coronavirus variants, source says
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is ironing out the logistical and legal aspects of testing wastewater from airplanes for coronavirus variants as it continues to explore such an infectious disease monitoring program.The agency is still figuring out how to operationalize this program, a person close to CDC discussions said, adding that there are logistical and legal hurdles that need to be sorted out before the program would be operational.
The Trade Desk attempts to woo advertisers at CES with 'Galileo' - a bid to chart the 'Open Internet' without cookies
CES is a gadgetry showcase but adland's digerati has also decamped to Las Vegas this week where The Trade Desk will trumpet its "Galileo" offering, a strategic lynchpin to its prolonged rollout of Unified ID 2.0.At its core, Galileo is an advertiser-focused offering engineered by The Trade Desk that aims to help brands chart the internet without traditional targeting tools such as third-party cookies via its platform.
Anticipation for Dummies
by Dennis Crouch My personal name is fairly unique.But, there are several of us, including the most Dennis Crouch, the world's most famous folk music double bassist.The photo below shows Dennis Crouch performing alongside Allison Kraus and Robert Plant.It is rare, but sometimes folks get confused about who-is-who, but we quickly figure it out.
The Trade Desk attempts to woo advertisers at CES with 'Galileo' - a bid to chart the 'Open Internet' without cookies
CES is a gadgetry showcase but adland's digerati has also decamped to Las Vegas this week where The Trade Desk will trumpet its "Galileo" offering, a strategic lynchpin to its prolonged rollout of Unified ID 2.0.At its core, Galileo is an advertiser-focused offering engineered by The Trade Desk that aims to help brands chart the internet without traditional targeting tools such as third-party cookies via its platform.
Anticipation for Dummies
by Dennis Crouch My personal name is fairly unique.But, there are several of us, including the most Dennis Crouch, the world's most famous folk music double bassist.The photo below shows Dennis Crouch performing alongside Allison Kraus and Robert Plant.It is rare, but sometimes folks get confused about who-is-who, but we quickly figure it out.
The Alliance of Women Film Journalists' EDA Awards at the Whistler Film Festival | Festivals & Awards | Roger Ebert
Winning this year's prize for Best Female-Directed Feature is "Rodeo," directed by Montreal filmmaker Joelle Desjardins Parquette in her feature debut."The film tells the story of an unusual and engaging father-daughter relationship that plays out in a cross-country road movie in which a hard-living trucker and his nine-year-old daughter travel from Quebec to Alberta for a truck rodeo," according to AWFJ president Jennifer Merin.
This overlooked resource could be the key to powering a Mars colony - study
Future Mars inhabitants may be able to use one resource on Mars they hadn't anticipated to power future exploration of the planet, according to a new study.By tapping into wind power, space agencies could compensate for the times in the Martian day when solar energy is low or unattainable, like twilight and nighttime.
Edison Podcast Metrics "Top 50" for Q3 2022 has "Dateline NBC" moving up into its top 10 - RAIN News
Edison Research released its comprehensive "U.S. Top 50 Podcasts" chart for Q3 2022 yesterday, with its top 10 largely stable, albeit with "Dateline NBC" bumping sex-talk podcast "Call Her Daddy" out of the top 10.This list ranks the 50 biggest podcasts by audience size, among weekly podcast listeners, based on Edison Podcast Metrics.