After leaving IBM Research where he worked on the SyNAPSE neuromorphic silicon chip, Greg Corrado became one of the founding members and the Co-technical Lead of Google’s Large Scale Deep [...]
This is a really useful video and advice I can really relate to, especially thinking back to my first attempt at building a property website ‘with a difference’ back in 2003. I think [...]
Illut.io specialise in augmented reality (AR) and I thought this was a pretty neat way of getting someone’s attention for a sales pitch. Business cards usage may be drifting down the y [...]
To start out with, the guys from Sumo Logic dreamed of a world of Yottabyte scale data where machine learning algorithms were able to make sense of it all. Today they are moving through the [...]
One of the other uploads that I thought would be worth curating a few items from at the recent React.js Conf is the Q&A session with Facebook’s React.js team being quizzed by the [...]
German Designer, Stefan Wagner has created a visualisation ‘creature’ which appears to be something close to the very last word in how we might inhale the freshest and broadest [...]
Having got over a previous bout of ordering way too much pizza online, I can now appreciate things like this without worrying too much about a relapse.. I think. The Intel IoT Roadshow took place [...]
Avi Bryant of Stripe is the Author of Brushfire, an extremely scalable framework for distributed and supervised learning of decision tree ensembles in Scala. This talk, featuring cookie monster, [...]
[mc4wp_form] If you are British and over 40 years old, the mention of ‘British Gas’ may still conjure up dusty memories of a flat capped institution that is still stuck in the [...]
Andy Sloane from Spotify spoke at the Madison Big Data Meetup January 27th about how Machine Learning helps the music service make recommendations to listeners for related artists and radio. [...]
