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Khandu Cards: Design for Kids… and grown-ups!
From XRDS

Khandu Cards: Design for Kids… and grown-ups!

I recently received a set of Khandu cards after backing a Kickstarter. These cards are designed by a company called Seven Thinkers, their aim is to get kids thinking...

Surface Pro 4 Unboxing
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Surface Pro 4 Unboxing

My Surface Pro 3 has been my constant companion and major computer workhouse ever since I got it over a year ago. It’s pretty much ideal for a school computer....

NIST Video Analytics in Public Safety (VAPS) Workshop
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

NIST Video Analytics in Public Safety (VAPS) Workshop

On June 6, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) will host the 2016 Video Analytics in Public Safety (VAPS) Workshop, a satellite workshop of the...

Video: UPC++ Parallel Programming Extension
From insideHPC

Video: UPC++ Parallel Programming Extension

In this video from the 2016 OpenFabrics Workshop, Zili Zheng from LBNL presents: UPC++. "UPC++ is a parallel programming extension for developing C++ applications...

RCE Podcast Looks at the Impala Project
From insideHPC

RCE Podcast Looks at the Impala Project

In this RCE Podcast, Marcel Kornacker from Cloudera describes the Impala project. Impala brings scalable parallel database technology to Hadoop, enabling usersRCE...

Call for Papers: New York Scientific Data Summit
From insideHPC

Call for Papers: New York Scientific Data Summit

The New York Scientific Data Summit (NYSDS) has issued its Call for Papers. The event takes place August 14-17 in New York City. The post Call for Papers: New York...

WOS Object Storage Increases Momentum at DDN
From insideHPC

WOS Object Storage Increases Momentum at DDN

Today DDN announced a year of unprecedented growth in the usage of its advanced WOS object storage platform. In less than a year, use of the company’s object storage...

No more leaks with sanitize flags in gcc and clang
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

No more leaks with sanitize flags in gcc and clang

If you are programming in C and C++, you are probably wasting at least some of your time hunting down memory problems. Maybe you allocated memory and forgot toContinue...

Video: AMD ROC – Radeon Open Compute Platform
From insideHPC

Video: AMD ROC – Radeon Open Compute Platform

Gregory Stoner from AMD presented this talk at the HPC User Forum. "With the announcement of the Boltzmann Initiative and the recent releases of ROCK and ROCR,Video...

An Evolutionary Singularity
From Blog@Ubiquity

An Evolutionary Singularity

The drumbeats of the singularity advocates is getting louder with the constant refrain that humanity is doomed at the hands of machine intelligence. Although their...

Helen Nissenbaum on Regulating Data Collection and Use
From Schneier on Security

Helen Nissenbaum on Regulating Data Collection and Use

NYU Helen Nissenbaum gave an excellent lecture at Brown University last month, where she rebutted those who think that we should not regulate data collection, only...

"Hope You're Doing Well"--Thoughts on Automated Social Pleasantries
From ACM on Huffington Post

"Hope You're Doing Well"--Thoughts on Automated Social Pleasantries


Call for Papers: 2016 Hot Interconnects Conference
From insideHPC

Call for Papers: 2016 Hot Interconnects Conference

The 2016 Hot Interconnects Conference has issued its Call for Papers. The event takes place August 24-26 at Huawei in Santa Clara, California. "Hot Interconnects...

Following Neuromarketing Beyond the Hype Cycle
From The Eponymous Pickle

Following Neuromarketing Beyond the Hype Cycle

In Adage:  Interesting view of the apparent advance of the use of neuromarketing, especially by Nielsen.  Often covered here.  Have followed this progress for some...

Blockchain Addressing Counterfeit Drug Problem
From The Eponymous Pickle

Blockchain Addressing Counterfeit Drug Problem

Blockchain Technology Could Help Solve $75 Billion Counterfeit Drug ProblemCounterfeit drugs are a growing problem, but one company wants to use blockchain technology...

GCHQ Gets Involved in Mundane Surveillance Matters
From Schneier on Security

GCHQ Gets Involved in Mundane Surveillance Matters

GCHQ detected a potential pre-publication leak of a Harry Potter book, and alerted the publisher. Is this what British national intelligence is supposed to be doing...

Inclusive Access Workshop Report
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Inclusive Access Workshop Report

The organizing committee for the Computing Community Consortium (CCC) sponsored Promoting Strategic Research on Inclusive Access to Rich Online Content and Services...

Spectra Logic Rolls Out World’s Largest Capacity Tape Library
From insideHPC

Spectra Logic Rolls Out World’s Largest Capacity Tape Library

Today Spectra Logic announced the Spectra TFinity ExaScale Edition, the world’s largest and most richly-featured tape storage system. "Since 2008, Spectra Logic...

Computer Science for All – Are We Asking the Right Questions?
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Computer Science for All – Are We Asking the Right Questions?

Every two weeks, the CSTA K-8 task group hosts a twitter chat using the hashtag #CSK8. These twitter chats help teachers like me connect with other computer science...

Intel DAAL Data Analytics Acceleration Library Moves to Open Source
From insideHPC

Intel DAAL Data Analytics Acceleration Library Moves to Open Source

Today Intel announced the inception of the Intel Data Analytics Acceleration Library (Intel DAAL) open source project. "Intel DAAL helps to speed up big data analysis...
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