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For the love of god, ask the computer people if your plan might actually work first.
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The awkward reality the government seems scared to talk about
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Casey Newton writing on Platformer: Google Slings More AI at the Web To get the web we had at its peak, platforms and publishers had to align around mutually beneficial incentives. They did it before, and they can do it again. It would nice to see some progress here before
If you’re a fan of open-source technology, Gustavo Salvador Reynaga Aguilar is a name to know. An experienced educator with a passion for technology, Gustavo has spent nearly three decades teaching and inspiring students at CECATI 132 in Mexico. He’s worked with platforms like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and BeagleBone, and is renowned for projects such […] The post Gustavo Reynaga: Inspiring the next generation of makers with MicroPython appeared first on Arduino Blog.
For the love of god, ask the computer people if your plan might actually work first.
I’ve been really enjoying the book Creativity Inc by Ed Catmull of Pixar, it was recommended to me by my colleague Dave Martin a while back and I finally got around to it. There’s an interesting story in it where George Lucas has asked him to develop a film editing system that was digital. While … Continue reading Ed Catmull on Change →
