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For developers and startups, one of the most prominent risks in terms of building applications is the utter lack of control over the platform they have chosen. Given the platform owned by a third party may decide to sell out or get shut down due to some unforeseeable reason adds substantial risk to years of…
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Over the years, the IT industry has witnessed massive growth and meaningful transformation, especially in terms of the software that the industry use. From closed-source, proprietary, off-the-shelf software solutions to embracing open-source, the industry was witnessing a dramatic shift not only in terms of the advantages of open-source over closed-source but also in terms of…
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Google has been making efforts to refine machine learning models and techniques for more than a decade now. Recently the tech giant launched the beta version of deep learning containers, a cloud service to develop, deploy and manage the complexities and compatibilities of the machine learning projects. Deep Learning Containers are pre-packaged, performance-optimised, ready to…
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Open-sourcing has become a popular practice now. Companies have realised the importance of the feedback that they get from open sourcing their projects and have experienced improvements by doing so. No matter how large the company is, open-sourcing projects brings insights into conceivable refinements. Google has taken a strong stand in standardising the Robots Exclusion…
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Big companies who are leveraging artificial intelligence are also updating their recommendation engines. For example, Amazon recently created an AI-powered real-time personalisation and shopping recommendation called Personalise. Facebook, on the other hand, has portrayed its machine learning skills numerous over the past decade. This week, the social media giant announced the open source release of…
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The Raspberry Pi 4 was recently released and has made headlines for being a viable desktop replacement on a single board. It is also a long-due upgrade to the Raspberry Pi 3, which was released in 2016 and refreshed in 2018. The Pi 4 offers various benefits for developers over existing products in the market.…
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Being able to develop and build things is one of the most empowering feelings for a data scientist. Being able to create something out of nothing is a process that everyone wants to be a part of, but it’s something ML engineers do regularly. Whichever programming language you choose to specialize in, or if you…
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Being able to develop and build things is one of the most empowering feelings for a data scientist. Being able to create something out of nothing is a process that everyone wants to be a part of, but it’s something ML engineers do regularly. Whichever programming language you choose to specialize in, or if you…
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Open source comes with the advantages of allowing the users to freely modify and integrate the work into their projects. It gives a way to freely exchange ideas with a like-minded community and contribute to the scientific and technological environment. According to the 2018 Open Source Program Management Survey, more than half of the companies…
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According to a study by Analytics India Magazine and Great Learning, almost 17% of all advertised analytics jobs in India demand for Python as a core skill whereas 16% demand Java. It is among the top languages useful for data scientists. Despite the language being one of the very widely used, there are some mistakes…
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