Good software developers can't write code without help from the internet. It's incorrect to try to assess them in interviews by asking them to write down code from memory.

Learn how to use TF-IDF and scikit-learn to extract important keywords from documents. This is a full working example using the Stack Overflow dataset.

Commentary: The world rightly lauds Linus Torvalds for Linux, but Git will arguably have a bigger impact.

UPDATE: With respect to terminology, check out Drew Neil’s comment below. In Vim, I’ve been using splits for years. Splits are great: view 2 files at the same time view 2 parts of the s…

Learn some of the things you can create by checking out PySimpleGUI's demo folder. This gives you just a taste of what you can create using PySimpleGUI

This recent Tweet erupted a discussion about how logistic regression in Scikit-learn uses L2 penalization with a lambda of 1 as default options. If you don’t care about data science, this sou…

Learn how to use the k-means clustering algorithm to segment data.

What lessons can we learn from old code that becomes unkillable?

In this brief guide, we will discuss how to install 'motivate' and 'fortune' programs to display random quotes from commandline in Linux.

When my scientist colleagues and I invented the internet 50 years ago, we did not anticipate that its dark side would emerge with such ferocity — or that we would feel an urgent need to fix it.

Liberati dai programmi globali di sorveglianza sui dati come PRISM, XKeyscore e Tempora. Evita lo spionaggio dei governi criptando le tue comunicazioni e mettendo fine alla dipendenza dai servizi proprietari.

Today, in this guide, we are going to see how to record everything you do in Terminal using 'script' command in Unix-like operating systems.

The most successful people are not the most talented, just the luckiest, a new computer model of wealth creation confirms. Taking that into account can maximize return on many kinds of investment.

Last week we mentioned the change to make biters not collide with each other,
but that wasn’t the only biter-related update we released this past
week. Somewhat coincidentally, this week’s updates have included something I’d
been working on for a few weeks before – an upgrade to the enemy pathfinding
system.

Pathfinding

When a unit wants to go somewhere, it first needs to figure out how to get
there. That could be as simple as going straight to its goal, but there can be
obstacles – such as cliffs, trees, spawners, player entities – in the way. To
do that, it will tell the pathfinder its current position and the goal
position, and the pathfinder will – possibly after many ticks – reply with a
path, which is simply a series of...

However hard you work on documentation, it won't work for your software - unless you do it the right way.

Elites are finding more ways to ensure that their children never run out of chances to fail.