Image: Waterline, this photo is available to licence on EyeEm.
20th Century: "You campaign in poetry. You govern in prose."
21st Century: You campaign in lies. You govern in whatever way is best for you & your rich friends.
This week I saw Bell Lungs and Painted X-Ray perform in The Rum Shack in Glasgow. Check out my photos of the gig here.
Marc Mc Menamin, author of the fantastic Irish History book Codebreaker, answered some questions for me about books over on smartthinkingbooks.com. Check out his recommendations and his great book!
Image: MIT
Researchers and MIT and IBM have created a new image dataset to use in the training of computer vision models. The new dataset, called ObjectNet, includes images of obscure objects at obscure angles among cluttered environments. The purpose of the new dataset is to help train algorithms on more real-world style scenarios.
Image: nicodepowersymbols.com
A comment on HackerNews eventually led to four and a half new unicode symbols being added to represent the commonly understood power symbols. Four symbols are brand new, and one is repurposed (hence the half).
Image: Samantha Ming
Samantha Ming is running a Twitter campaign during December, in which she shares tidbits of code every day using the hashtag #CodeTidbits30.
Image: Cornell University
For those that prefer paper note taking, Cornell University has their own system of note taking, summarising and learning for the exam which seems quote efficient. However new research points to no major difference between paper and laptop note taking.
Image: Motherfoclóir, Kirsten Shiel
Motherfoclóir, the excellent podcast about words, Irish, Irish words and words from Ireland knocked it out to the park recently with an interview with Hector Ó hEochagáin, the TG4 and Irish media TV host. Episode 106 is hilarious and includes stories about how Hector got into showbiz, some noteable scenes from his travel TV show over the last twenty years, and what he found in the U.S. during his latest show Hector USA - Ó Chósta go Cósta.
Found This Week is a curated blog of interesting posts, articles, links and stories in the world of technology, science and life in general.
Each edition is curated by Daryl Feehely every Friday and highlights cool stuff found each week.
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