Unnatural Selection: Why the Geeks will Inherit the Earth is a fascinating read and a great entry point into what intelligence is (and how it works in relation to evolution) and overviews of the emerging areas of science around it.
Book Review: Unnatural Selection: Why the Geeks will Inherit the Earth – Mark Roeder
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Introduction Today I implemented a automated backup system for my CentOS server using Duplicity and Amazon S3. After I recently launched my smartphone app Positive thinking, which uses MongoDB as the database/datastore I started to concern myself that I was responsible for my users data and it was no longer just my personal loss if...
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With todays multicore processors writing concurrent code is very beneficial and the designers of Golang have made the concurrency model in Golang extremely easy and simple to implement in your code, as we will now see in a example
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Ive been using CentOS since CentOS 4 and it is my Linux flavour of choice because a) its what I know, and b) it has compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise. So when I moved from AWS to Digital Ocean for this blog it was my go to choice. The following is a guide on...
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In this post we are going explore 5 different ways to achieve the DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) principle when building software and systems.
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I compare Googles new programming language Golang with 2 different types of languages and analyse the productivity of each.
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FPS – Fancy Programming Syndrome
Today I was reading a blog post from Mike Caro who on top of other things is a professional poker player and computer programmer who’s achievements include writing a poker bot. In this particular post Mike talks about a situation in poker that he calls Fancy Play Syndrome (FPS). Upon reading this it become...
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