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It's possible that evolved civilizations don't actually need Dyson spheres, as evidenced by the extensive solar panel coverage on other worlds.

The Real Reason We Haven't Detected Alien Megastructures

Researching the use of next-generation observatories to discover silicon solar panels as technosignatures on far-off exoplanets that resemble Earth.

Could Solar Panels Be the Next Big Clue in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence? 

This week, Udacity (in partnership with Woolf) launched a fully accredited Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence.

Higher Ed Just Got Hacked: This $5K Master’s in AI Changes Everything

This paper is presented as a revised meta-architectural design for intelligent tutoring systems, incorporating educator roles for enhanced system transparency.

Navigating Digital Classrooms As Educators—Are We Ready to Adapt?

A period when I had part in a small computer businesss

Recollections of My Life: Part 3

From co-design workshops to a technology probe deployment, this article unveils a novel approach to dark pattern mitigation. 

A Roadmap for User Empowerment in the Dark Pattern Landscape

The first boiler made of a combination of small tubes, connected at one end to a reservoir, was the invention of another American, John Stevens, in 1804.

BRIEF HISTORY OF WATER-TUBE BOILERS

Engines fitted with the ordinary rigid bearings require to be erected on a firm foundation, and to be kept in perfect line.

Section I.—Stationary Engines

William Murdoch was one of the men to whom Watt, no less than the world, was greatly indebted. 

Section II.—The Contemporaries of James Watt

How can we describe the way we experience the platforms we spend our lives on? Let's tinker around using a legendary Internet metaphor. 

How to Navigate the Endless Streams of the Internet

Creativity is also more art than science, so we need plenty of time to experiment and fine-tune our experiences.

Exploring the Art of Creativity

Adopting a stoic mindset, employing consistent habits, learning to enjoy improving in our craft could bring meaningful insights into our efforts.

3 Life Lessons From John Grisham’s Writing Habits

GraphQL is a relatively new way to build user interfaces and APIs for consumers. It's essentially a querying language backed by a strongly typed schema, which makes it easy to write human-readable requests to get exactly the data you need. Compared to REST, whose responses are dictated by the server, GraphQL queries place the power squarely in the hands of the client.

Book Rating System From Scratch using Goodreads API and Slash GraphQL

32 Project Management Tools: An Ultimate, Unbiased List

Passion Economy: How to Organically Grow While Maintaining Paid Groups

The blockchain technology has come a long way since the time it was introduced back in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto. Today, the latest statistics show that global spending on blockchain solutions is expected to grow from 1.5 billion in 2018 to an estimated 11.7 billion by 2022. 

Blockchain Technology and the Education Sector: What's the Progress?

Pre-trained models are easy to use, but are you glossing over details that could impact your model performance?

Approach Pre-Trained Deep Learning Models With Caution 

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We’ve already discussed several courses that can be found <a href="https://blog.icobazaar.com/crypto_edu_2/">online and done in several weeks</a>. This article is about offline education options, which appear more and more often due to rapidly growing industry&nbsp;needs.

Crypto Education: Full-time offline programs in the leading universities

Innovative technologies are implemented into our daily lives on a regular basis and their evolution processes are constantly accelerating. Just think about the speedy growth process that the mobile phone industry went through. A few years ago, they were merely being used to make phone calls or send a text, and look at us now; they have transformed to ‘smartphones’ that seem to be attached to our hands. Every spare moment is being utilized to catch up on taking snapshots, reading news items, interacting on social media, checking our email or playing a game. Similar to the mobile phone industry, look at the internet, the monetary system, artificial intelligence and the evolution they went through.

What to expect in a Decentralized Futuristic World?

Rest assured. While the space might seem mad, the people in it are most certainly not (or perhaps we are!). The blockchain space is both wondrously vibrant and amazing, but also confusing, stressful and downright odd at times.

The Blockchain Toolkit 1.0

Blockchain is usually associated to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and <a href="https://medium.com/@ethereumproject" data-anchor-type="2" data-user-id="d626b3859bc9" data-action-value="d626b3859bc9" data-action="show-user-card" data-action-type="hover" target="_blank">ethereum</a>. But more and more projects are now focusing on blockchain applications for journalisms and storytelling.

Is blockchain the future of journalism and storytelling?

<a href="https://medium.com/@wrong.about/why-you-should-split-the-monolith-e946f57db38c" target="_blank">In the last post</a> I wrote that to beat complexity you need to split the monolith. In this post I’ll describe the wrong ways of doing this. I can go even further and call the following ways an anti-patterns of monolith splitting, or anti-patterns of service boundaries defining.

Wrong Ways of Defining Service Boundaries

To fix IoT's false alert issue, this work introduces "cumulative anomaly," using autoencoders to spot deviations from normal device behavior.

Solving the IoT's "Boy Who Cried Wolf" Problem: From Individual Alerts to Cumulative Certainty

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The Real Reason We Haven't Detected Alien Megastructures

Could Solar Panels Be the Next Big Clue in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence?

Higher Ed Just Got Hacked: This $5K Master’s in AI Changes Everything

Navigating Digital Classrooms As Educators—Are We Ready to Adapt?

Recollections of My Life: Part 3

A Roadmap for User Empowerment in the Dark Pattern Landscape

BRIEF HISTORY OF WATER-TUBE BOILERS

Section I.—Stationary Engines

Section II.—The Contemporaries of James Watt

How to Navigate the Endless Streams of the Internet

Exploring the Art of Creativity

3 Life Lessons From John Grisham’s Writing Habits

Book Rating System From Scratch using Goodreads API and Slash GraphQL

32 Project Management Tools: An Ultimate, Unbiased List

Passion Economy: How to Organically Grow While Maintaining Paid Groups

Blockchain Technology and the Education Sector: What's the Progress?

Approach Pre-Trained Deep Learning Models With Caution

#CrazyTechStories @ Huckletree, London, England

Crypto Education: Full-time offline programs in the leading universities

What to expect in a Decentralized Futuristic World?

The Blockchain Toolkit 1.0

Is blockchain the future of journalism and storytelling?

Wrong Ways of Defining Service Boundaries

Solving the IoT's "Boy Who Cried Wolf" Problem: From Individual Alerts to Cumulative Certainty

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