Machine Learning Crash Course from Google is a self-study guide for aspiring machine learning practitioners. Learn best practices from Google experts on key machine learning concepts. Programming exercises run directly in your browser (no setup required!) using the Colaboratory platform. Colaboratory is supported on most major browsers, and is most thoroughly tested on desktop versions […]
Read More →In the summer of 2017, Oracle had begun working with the Eclipse Foundation and the Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) community to transfer its Java EE code and governance responsibilities to the foundation. The Eclipse Foundation is using “Eclipse Enterprise for Java” or “EE4J” as the umbrella term for the open source project, but because […]
Read More →Hacker101 is a collection of videos that will teach you everything you need to operate as a bug bounty hunter. The material is available for free from HackerOne. Taught by HackerOne’s Cody Brocious, the Hacker101 material is located at this GitHub repository and the videos are available through YouTube. Additionally, there are coursework levels where […]
Read More →In July 2016, Stack Overflow introduced Documentation Beta. Documentation is community-curated, example-focused developer documentation, based on the principles of Stack Overflow. In Stack Overflow Documentation, examples are the star of the show. Anyone can add one, so good topics will eventually have several useful examples. And much like answers on Stack Overflow, the most helpful […]
Read More →Everyone has reason to care about their data accumulation over the web. Do you agree with any one of the following: I find ads that follow me around on the internet creepy. I’m worried someone will steal my identity and open accounts in my name. I don’t think companies should be making money off my […]
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