Here are some good links I have been collecting over time on IT that are still worth reading. They cover AI, the IOT, containers, and more. Enjoy!
- How to build a supercomputer with Raspberry Pis: Fun!
- 6 things I’ve learned in my first 6 months using serverless: Good stuff for serverless fans
- Building a serverless website in AWS: More good serverless stuff
- The Strange Birth and Long Life of Unix: A really good history of Unix. Well written.
- Spring Boot Memory Performance: If you use springboot, this is worth your while
- The end of windows: Anything that stratechery puts out is good, including this
- Dockerize a Spring Boot application: Speaking of springboot, this is useful
- Building a Deep Neural Network to play FIFA 18: A fascinating example of using AI to play games
- ThinkPad 25th Anniversary Edition : A great commemoration of a fine computer
- GitHub Is Microsoft’s $7.5 Billion Undo Button: A good piece on the story behind this investment by Microsoft
- Circuito.io: Want to build circuits, but don’t know how. This killer site is for you.
- Effie robot claims to do all your ironing: If you like robots and hate ironing, this could be for you.
- How To Install and Use TensorFlow on Ubuntu 16.04: For AI fans
- Set up a firewall on Ubuntu: Another good tutorial from Digital Ocean
- Not even IBM is sure where its quantum computer experiments will lead: For IBM Quantum fans
- In an Era of ‘Smart’ Things, Sometimes Dumb Stuff Is Better: Why analog is sometimes better.
- A simple neural network with Python and Keras: A good way to dabble with NNs
- The Talk: A comic which wonderfully explains quantum computing
- Use case diagrams: For those who like UML
- Eating disorder and social media: Wired has a good piece on how people avoid controls
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Geez you’re really stretching me on this post. This is close to Greek for me, but I like the look of a few of the stories so I saved this blog. Cheers