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Twitter in India: Real time, Mobile First
From The Eponymous Pickle

Twitter in India: Real time, Mobile First

In K@W:   Podcast and transcript." ... Twitter has changed the advertising world, a development that company vice president Shailesh Rao describes as a positive...

The CSTA Nominations and Elections Committee
From Computer Science Teachers Association

The CSTA Nominations and Elections Committee

By: Deborah Seehorn and Dave Reed The primary purpose of the CSTA Nominations and Elections Committee is to oversee and maintain the nominations and elections process...

Surge of Local Search
From The Eponymous Pickle

Surge of Local Search

In Search Engine Watch:   Searching 'near me' has surged considerably since 2011.  Searching is increasingly an automatic reaction to information needs anywhere...

OLCF Moves Forward on Application Readiness for Summit Supercomputer
From insideHPC

OLCF Moves Forward on Application Readiness for Summit Supercomputer

Today the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF) announced a significant step forward in the delivery of Summit, the next-generation supercomputer IBM will...

Schank's XTOL Experiential Learning
From The Eponymous Pickle

Schank's XTOL Experiential Learning

A mention of Roger Schank, AI pioneer, founder of the 'AI Boom' company Cognitive Systems, who I recall was critical of our AI work in the 80s.  His work in AIXTOL...

Hiding Corporate Data
From The Eponymous Pickle

Hiding Corporate Data

The broad idea is being seen in a number of places.  This addresses the 'lost laptop' problem, where corporate data could be compromised. A Way to Hide Corporate...

Success Stories in Personalized Medicine
From insideHPC

Success Stories in Personalized Medicine

Universities and hospitals like TGen and NMTRC are seeing an entirely new reality in patient care leveraging HPC clusters. Here are some success stories on on advances...

Metal Detectors at Sports Stadiums
From Schneier on Security

Metal Detectors at Sports Stadiums

Fans attending Major League Baseball games are being greeted in a new way this year: with metal detectors at the ballparks. Touted as a counterterrorism measure...

Podcast: Supercomputing Synthetic Transporter Proteins
From insideHPC

Podcast: Supercomputing Synthetic Transporter Proteins

articleIn this podcast, Michael Grabe from the University of California - San Francisco describes how scientists designed completely from scratch a protein molecule...

Video: There and Back Again – The Battle of Lustre at LANL
From insideHPC

Video: There and Back Again – The Battle of Lustre at LANL

"A little over a year ago LANL’s HPC Division purchased and fielded our first general purpose InfiniBand-based Lustre parallel file system. This new Lustre deployment...

Science of Segmentation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Science of Segmentation

The Science of Segmentation: What Questions Should You Be Asking Your Data? Attended this webinar.  Sponsored by Pivotal.  As the webinar suggests,  segmentation...

The woes of a corporate anthropologist [Novel]
From Putting People First

The woes of a corporate anthropologist [Novel]

Satin Island: A novel by Tom McCarthy Knopf, 2015 From the author of Remainder and C (short-listed for the Man Booker Prize), and a winner of the Windham-Campbell...

Video: Cray’s Storage History and Outlook – Lustre+
From insideHPC

Video: Cray’s Storage History and Outlook – Lustre+

In this video from LUG 2015 in Denver, Jason Goodman from Cray presents: Cray’s Storage History and Outlook – Lustre+. "As a leader in open systems and parallel...

John Oliver Interviews Edward Snowden
From Schneier on Security

John Oliver Interviews Edward Snowden

Wow, what an amazing segment and interview....

Why Would You Do That?
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Why Would You Do That?

Students ask interesting questions. One of the more frequent questions they ask is “why would you do that?” Often it comes, not because you didn’t already explain...

Kroger and Omnichannel Balance
From The Eponymous Pickle

Kroger and Omnichannel Balance

Feedback in general is always a key interest, it can exist at many levels and sources.  It still remains difficult thing to combine different levels of feedback...

From Computational Complexity

Baseball is More Than Data

As baseball starts its second week, lets reflect a bit on how data analytics has changed the game. Not just the Moneyball phenomenon of ranking players but also...

Learn HPC Cluster Administration at LCI workshop
From insideHPC

Learn HPC Cluster Administration at LCI workshop

Early bird registration rates end soon for the LCI workshop in Oklahoma. If you are a Linux system administrator new to HPC, this is the workshop for you!The post...

Computer Science in Other Disciplines
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Computer Science in Other Disciplines

Many people argue against the teaching of Computer Science by saying that we shouldn’t create a bunch of programmers/computer scientists. I find this argument frustrating...

Video: SDSC’s Data Oasis Gen II: ZFS, 40GbE, and Replication
From insideHPC

Video: SDSC’s Data Oasis Gen II: ZFS, 40GbE, and Replication

"The second generation of SDSC’s Data Oasis Lustre storage is coming online to support Comet, a new XSEDE cluster targeted at the long tail of science. The servers...
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