Infosys Campus Connect Daily K10 : 2019/175

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Dear Professor, Greetings from Infosys Campus Connect Team!!! Infosys : Insights Digital Transformation Must Start at the Core Over the past decade, there has been a wave of digital disruption with new, born-digital challengers compelling traditional incumbents to find and harness new ways of delivering great customer experiences in order to survive the new competition. Organizations need to focus on modernizing their monolithic legacy infrastructure and reimagining their business processes. INFYTQ Shaping a Better Tomorrow for Tech Talent with Infosys Industry-grade Certification Infosys Certification : Course Modules 1.       Programming Fundamentals using Python 2.       OOP using Python 3.       Data Structures & Algorithms using Python 4.       Learning DBMS and SQL Certification Slots will be re-opened in the month of Feb’ 2020 Get Ready! https://infytq.infosys.com Please find below links for the information related to latest technology and trends. This could help your faculty members and/or your college students. Tech News for the Day Unix at 50: How the OS that powered smartphones started from failure Today, Unix powers iOS and Android—its legend begins with a gator and a trio of researchers. Scientists Grew Tiny Human Brains and Hooked Them up to Robots On the International Space Station, clusters of nerve cells called mini-brains are developing in ways that scientists didn’t previously think was possible. New Security Warning Issued For Google's 2 Billion Chrome Users Google has confirmed that it is rolling out an emergency update to the Google Chrome web browser over the coming days to fix a high-severity vulnerability that could allow attackers to take control of your Windows, macOS or Linux system. Programmer News for the Day Writing sustainable Python scripts Python is a great language to write a standalone script. Getting to the result can be a matter of a dozen to a few hundred lines of code and, moments later, you can forget about it and focus on your next task. Learning SQL 201: Optimizing Queries, Regardless of Platform used the following database-like systems in a production environment: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Hive, MapReduce on Hadoop, AWS Redshift, GCP BigQuery, in various mixes of on-prem/hybrid/cloud setups. How I built a spreadsheet app with Python to make data science easier Grid studio is a web-based application that looks remarkably similar to an ordinary spreadsheet program such as Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel. Web Developer News for the Day Polly.JS Polly.JS is a standalone, framework-agnostic JavaScript library that enables recording, replaying, and stubbing of HTTP interactions. Build an SMS Event Notifier in 5 Minutes with Airtable, Standard Library and Node.js Today we’re going to use Build on Standard Library to: Link our desired Airtable accounts to a single auth token, Connect to other APIs (like utils/sms) to complete our workflow and Automatically generate and host Node.js code for us to power it! TypeScript without TypeScript TypeScript’s compiler (tsc) as well as language support in editors like VSCode give you a great developer experience without any compilation step. Word for the Day halcyon adjective hal·​cy·​on | \ ˈhal-sē-ən  \ : characterized by happiness, great success, and prosperity : GOLDEN during those early halcyon years the company's potential for growth seemed unlimited More Puzzle for the Day Distance Puzzle My BrainBashers electronic world atlas has developed a fault, I did a listing of miles from England to particular countries and here is the result: Spain     14,000 miles Fiji      12,000 miles Germany   18,000 miles Brazil    16,000 miles India     16,000 miles How far away did it list Iceland as? Solution (Previous Puzzle): 6394. Working backwards: Digit3 can only be 3, 6 or 9 (as it's 3 x Digit2). Digit2 can only be 1, 2 or 3. Digit1 can only be 2, 4 or 6. But, since Digit4 is two thirds of Digit1, Digit1 must be 6. Making Digit4 4 and making Digit3 9. Making Digit2 3. Giving 6394. Innovation of the Day In 1958, Jack Kilby demonstrated his invention of a miniaturized electronic circuit to his supervisor at Texas Instruments, now recognised as the first integrated circuit to be built and operated. In 1940, five schoolboys exploring the Grotte de Lascaux, France, discovered an astonishing display of prehistoric art depicting animals in a variety of styles, which dated back to 15,000 BC. In 1959, Luna 2 was launched, one of a series of unmanned Soviet lunar probes, and 36 hours later on 14 Sep 1959 would become the first spacecraft to strike the Moon. Video for the Day Podcast for the Day This Video Will Make You Angry Is anger the most powerful tool for spreading content across the internet? If so, how does this actually work, and what is it doing as it spreads? CGP Grey explains. Hello, hello : BBC 6 Mins English It's usually the first word you say to people, but the word 'hello' has an unusual history. And just why are greetings so important? Join Rob and Catherine in 6 Minute English as they explore the world of greetings, and say 'hello' to some useful vocabulary! Idiom for the Day Blind Leading the Blind an inexperienced, inept, or ignorant person is instructing, advising, or guiding a person who is equally inexperienced, unknowledgeable, or inept. I could help you learn to use your computer but when it comes to programming, it’s the blind leading the blind. More Quote for the Day “The path to success is to take massive determined action.” Anthony Robbins Thanks & Regards, Team Campus Connect, Infosys Limited