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Getting on the AI bandwagon is undoubtedly an aspiration for almost every organization. A prominent research firm has predicted that by 2022, as many as 40 percent of customer facing employees and government employees will consult some form of AI for decision making.
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1. Programming Fundamentals using Python
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4. Learning DBMS and SQL
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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
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For the first time in eight years, the list with the most dangerous 25 software vulnerabilities received an update that promises to be relevant for current times.
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This could open up a whole new world — or worlds — in astronomy.
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Science is a network, each paper linking those that came before with those that followed. In an exclusive analysis, researchers have delved into Nature's part of that network
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Programmer News for the Day
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The goal of this post is to save some time for both new and experienced readers in the field and allow them to get a quick overview of 74 research papers in about 30 minutes reading time.
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Microsoft's Android Surface Duo and the Windows 10X Surface Neo are still a year away from retail, but the company is already starting to woo developers for the all-important task of making Android and Windows apps for its new dual-screen hardware.
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Which programming language has the most vulnerabilities? WhiteSource, which produces an open-source security and license-compliance platform, recently tried to answer that very question.
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Web Developer News for the Day
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Pure functions are without a doubt the most important technique for writing software that I have learnt thus far in my career. This is because they help us simplify our code and make the effects of our code much more predictable.
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Map, filter and reduce have been around for a long time. They are often seen as part of Functional Programming style.
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Fully utilizing static types, with all the safety they provide, can be a bit tricky when dealing with dynamic data — like JSON from an API call. This problem is not unique to TypeScript, but TypeScript does have some fairly unique considerations.
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Word for the Day
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retinue noun
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: a group of retainers or attendants
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the king and his retinue arrived to the garden
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Puzzle for the Day
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Bread Factory Puzzle
At the bread factory 2 bakers can make and bake 6 batches of rolls in 3 hours.
By this same reasoning, how many bakers will it take to make and bake 22 batches of rolls in 5 hours?
Solution (Previous Puzzle):
3,672.
The actual number of adults and children doesn't actually matter!
If all of the people were adults then half of them (306) would be given 12 sweets:
306 x 12 = 3672
If all of the people were children then three quarters of them (459) would be given 8 sweets:
459 x 8 = 3672
If there were 512 adults (so 256 would get 12 sweets = 3072) and 100 children (so 75 would get 8 sweets = 600):
256 x 12 + 75 x 8 = 3672
We can change the numbers of adults and children, but it doesn't change the answer. The reason for this lies in the fact that 1/2 adults x 12 sweets = 3/4 children x 8 sweets (both are 6).
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Innovation of the Day
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In 1631, the transit of Venus occurred as first predicted by Johannes Kepler. He correctly predicted that an ascending node transit of Venus would occur in Dec 1631, but no-one observed it
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In 1850, Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-94) announced his invention, the ophthalmoscope, to the Berlin Physical Society.
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In 1877, Thomas Edison demonstrated the first sound recording, reciting “Mary had a Little Lamb” at his Menlo Park Laboratory, making the first surviving recording of the human voice.
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Video for the Day
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Podcast for the Day
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Adults tend to think of kids as "future citizens" -- their ideas and opinions will matter someday, just not today. But shouldn't they have a say in what the world they'll inherit will look like? Urban planner Mara Mintzer shares what happened when she and her team asked kids to help design a park in Boulder, Colorado.
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Can anxiety be a good thing? The psychiatrist Randolph Nesse suggests that anxiety is a result of natural selection. This is the principle of evolution whereby random changes in the biology of a living thing can make it more likely to survive in a particular environment. Rob and Neil discuss mental health and teach you related vocabulary.
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Idiom for the Day
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break new or fresh ground
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do something innovative.
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It is an interesting discovery in energy conservation field of United Kingdom which definitely breaks new ground in the country's energy program.
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Quote for the Day
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“The majority of men meet with
failure because of their lack of persistence
in creating new plans to
take the place of those that fail.”
Napoleon Hill
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