TL;DR as a service

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Supervised v/s Unsupervised Learning

Data science

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from Medium

Tutorial: ggplot2 Heatmaps and Traffic Deaths in Thailand

Data science

4d ago

from The Drum

Affiliate marketing is at its best when times are bad

Basically you need to use your affiliates now to push the boundaries and find access points to lots more customers. 1

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In summary, affiliate marketing offers your business a risk averse opportunity to leverage your brand and budget when the going gets tough. 1

1

James Payne

Online marketing

Marketing

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from The Drum

Roku Channel lands in UK: 'People want free content to supplement subscriptions'

Online marketing

Marketing

7h ago

from Marketing Land

Foursquare and Factual merge, CEO Shim to lead combined company

Marketing

5d ago

from AdExchanger

Ad Tech M&A Fell Off A Cliff In Q1 – And Not Just Because Of COVID-19

Around 75% of ad tech businesses at large will fail outright, while another 20% desperately seek an exit for their distressed and often undifferentiated tech. 1

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“As people get used to the new normal, smart players will be thinking about opportunities and building relationships – and all of this will be happening far sooner than when it comes out in the public eye.” 1

1

Colin O'Malley

Marketing tech

7m ago

from AdExchanger

Let Us Not Retreat From The Good Of Advertising In A Crisis

Online marketing

Marketing tech

8m ago

from AdExchanger

Amazon Moves Prime Day; Foursquare And Factual Merge

Marketing tech

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from

Understanding Covid-19 for Viral Newbies

Left-wing politics

7h ago

from The New Yorker

A Missionary on Trial

Left-wing politics

7h ago

from The New Yorker

The Quest for a Pandemic Pill

Left-wing politics

5h ago

from New York Times

Domestic Abusers Can Control Your Devices. Here’s How to Fight Back.

1

Colin O'Malley

Wellness

Digital life

Information security

11h ago

from Nieman Lab

Governments are using the coronavirus to hide information from reporters and citizens

1

Colin O'Malley

Media industry

15h ago

from CDOTrends

Is Zoom a Unicorn becoming a Goat?

1

Colin O'Malley

from Insights on Latest Software Technologies - Simform Blog

Remote teams

6d ago

React vs Vue – The CTOs guide to Choose the Right Framework

“Before evaluating the right framework of choice for us, I had to get my hands dirty, so I gave both React and Vue.js a couple of days each to review each decision point that wasn’t going to be answered by Google. 1

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After evaluating both frameworks, Luis and his team decided to use Vue as they find it easier when compared to React. 2

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Alexander Ananiev

4d ago

from Krebs on security

‘War Dialing’ Tool Exposes Zoom’s Password Problems

KrebsOnSecurity is not naming the companies involved, but was able to verify dozens of them by matching the name of the meeting organizer with corporate profiles on LinkedIn. 1

1

James Payne

JavaScript

5d ago

from LogRocket Blog

5 reasons why people aren’t using new CSS features

React and Vue have regular community conferences. 1Even JavaScript holds a conference once in a while. 1

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How do you keep up with its development and stay in the loop about new features? 1

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The only way to keep up with CSS is to read the documentation. 1But why bother when old technology will suffice? 1

1

Patrick Graham

16h ago

from Popular Science

Will asteroids wreak havoc on future Mars settlers?

A settlement the size of the New York City metro area might see such an impact every 20 years, which does start to sound a little unpleasant for our alien urbanites. 1

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For now, understanding more immediate risks like radiation are a much higher priority for humans leaving Earth, Christian says. 1

1

Colin O'Malley

4d ago

from ScienceDaily

Hubble finds best evidence for elusive mid-sized black hole

Astronomers have found the best evidence for the perpetrator of a cosmic homicide: a black hole of an elusive class known as "intermediate-mass," which betrayed its existence by tearing apart a wayward star that passed too close. 1

1

morecoffee

4d ago

from Popular Science

Mars might be made of mashed-up baby planets

Science

16h ago

from Popular Science

Will asteroids wreak havoc on future Mars settlers?

A settlement the size of the New York City metro area might see such an impact every 20 years, which does start to sound a little unpleasant for our alien urbanites. 1

...

For now, understanding more immediate risks like radiation are a much higher priority for humans leaving Earth, Christian says. 1

1

Colin O'Malley

4d ago

from Ars Technica

Here are 10 alternative ideas for what NASA could do with its Moon budget

One year ago, NASA embarked upon a journey to send humans back to the Moon for the first time since the Apollo Program. 1

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A series of prizes might be useful in stimulating the development of truly sustainable spaceflight. 1

2

Patrick Graham

5d ago

from Reuters

Frozen and desolate Antarctica once boasted warm, swampy rainforests

Earth’s southernmost continent long ago was home to temperate, swampy rainforests teeming with life, scientists said on Wednesday based on pristinely preserved forest soil they retrieved by drilling under the seafloor off Antarctica’s coast. 1

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The soil core sample dated from 93-83 million years ago, Klages said. 1

3

Patrick Graham

1 Comment

4d ago

from Smithsonian Magazine

In Groundbreaking Find, Three Kinds of Early Humans Unearthed Living Together in South Africa

Scientists studying the roots of humanity’s family tree have found several branches entangled in and around a South African cave. 1

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morkof m ostojic

4d ago

from Reuters

Frozen and desolate Antarctica once boasted warm, swampy rainforests

Earths southernmost continent long ago was home to temperate, swampy rainforests teeming with life, scientists said on Wednesday based on pristinely preserved forest soil they retrieved by drilling under the seafloor off Antarcticas coast. 1

1

Felipe Oliveira

4d ago

from ScienceDaily

Hubble finds best evidence for elusive mid-sized black hole

Astronomers have found the best evidence for the perpetrator of a cosmic homicide: a black hole of an elusive class known as "intermediate-mass," which betrayed its existence by tearing apart a wayward star that passed too close. 1

1

morecoffee

5h ago

from New York Times

Domestic Abusers Can Control Your Devices. Here’s How to Fight Back.

1

Colin O'Malley

Wellness

Digital life

Information security

5d ago

from the Guardian

Experts warn of privacy risk as US uses GPS to fight coronavirus spread

A transatlantic divide on how to use location data to fight coronavirus risks highlights the lack of safeguards for Americans’ personal data, academics and data scientists have warned. 1

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Colin O'Malley

5h ago

from

NASA sees an “exponential” jump in malware attacks as personnel work from home