It's irresponsible for a politician to talk about turning coal miners into coders because they will then leave and they will never have to actually train thousands of coal miners to become coders or employ those coders.
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As the guy who built Swift, Apple's iPhone-centric programming language, he's one of those coders that other coders put on a pedestal.
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The only real hero coders in the book are the cypherpunks, a group of cryptography-obsessed coders deeply wary of governments, surveillance and big tech.
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It's supposed to be easy enough to use for first-time coders and powerful enough to use that experienced coders are surprised by just how much is allowed.
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Ralph spent a solid seven years researching slave policies, and when it came time to sharing it with the world, he hired a handful of coders from Resilient Coders.
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When engineers and coders are asked to automate their peers' jobs, or realize that work at their company is ripe for automation, they do what coders do—turn to web forums.
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The coders who work for hospitals and doctors strive to bring in as much revenue as possible from each service, while coders employed by insurers try to deny claims as overreaching.
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" However, they noted, "bias against [female coders] exists nonetheless.
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The free, interactive sessions are meant to inspire young coders with block-based coding using robots, while more advanced coders use Swift Playgrounds to learn coding concepts or to code an AR project.
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The Valley employs only 8 percent of the nation's coders.
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By contrast, Facebook made computer applications; it employed young coders.
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Religious coders double checked his every entry into the machine.
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Share ideas w/ our 50+ student coders at #CGIU 2016.
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Calling all creative hackers, coders and programmers around the world.
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They have emerged to fill a pressing demand for coders.
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The tech industry doesn't exclusively hire coders and software engineers.
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Glitch, think of it as a creative community for coders.
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During the 2016 American primaries, Castillo, a Bernie Sanders supporter, was one of the developers behind Coders For Sanders, a volunteer coding network that morphed into the Progressive Coders Network after Sanders's unsuccessful presidential bid.
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Not just become coders, but become Microsoft millionaires, in the '80s.
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And some coders are working on ways to connect different blockchains.
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That includes MBAs, unless they also happen to be great coders.
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Touch Bar is also integrated with XCode, Apple's software for coders.
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Depending on seniority, some coders make millions of dollars per year.
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Coders care passionately about the position of their brackets and semicolons.
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For coders, efficiency is more than just a tool for business.
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Looking for skilled coders to help bring your vision to life?
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MapReduce gave coders a structured way of thinking about these problems.
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There is no shortage of creative coders in New York City.
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The issue: When coders are writing the letters in ASCII that will later become code, there are certain finicky details that don't affect the code in the end, but that different coders have definite opinions about.
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And let experienced, skilled coders and engineers actually do the tech work.
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"Secret Coders," released in September, was inspired partly by his teaching experience.
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Clive Thompson is out with a new book, "Coders," excerpted in Wired.
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The iPhone attracted coders of all kinds, including our own Sean Heber.
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"Those people aren't great coders, for the most part," Mr. Simons said.
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For example, the rules that determine whether foreign coders can work in the U.S. either increase or decrease the supply of programmers in the U.S. and, assuming relatively stable demand, increase or decrease how much coders get paid.
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But this assumption is patently false, since some coders have had early advantages.
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In 2012, the computing behemoth employed just one designer for every 80 coders.
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Worse, it could stifle computer coders and others in the high-tech epicenter.
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In it, scientists and coders sit busily on benches, plying their various trades.
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Many non-coders, meanwhile, were left wondering what all the fuss was about.
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That includes the concept of "turning coal miners into coders," Yang said Tuesday.
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Unable to code the physics in full, coders had to simplify and omit.
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It also includes crucial APIs for coders to use to hook into Android.
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We've got books for girls who want to be vampires, why not coders?
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It's being released alongside PowerApps, a business app building tool for non-coders.
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The other coders stared reverently, anxious to hear what she'd have to say.
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He's less tired but just as anxious as the coders that surround him.
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Comparing Chinese-trained coders and his colleagues at Google, he sees a gap.
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Coders themselves like to buttress the idea that some among them are magical.
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Mr. Partovi promptly invited Mr. Smith over to preview his celebrity coders video.
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"And there are coders changing their system fonts to be Hellvetica," adds Woodward.
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We report on creators, coders, designers, engineers, TV makers, hackers, and callow CEOs.
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Coders have been experimenting with it since the very first days of computer graphics.
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It was created by Coders for Sanders to provide Bernie's supporters with campaigning tools.
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A consensus decision is determined based on the total decisions submitted by all coders.
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Coders, designers, politicians and policy experts gathered for two days and built new technologies.
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At times there were more pastors helping him program it than coders and engineers.
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In 2008, Barack Obama's Chicago headquarters housed engineers from Facebook and coders from Google.
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Thousands of the most highly skilled developers and coders will go head-to-head.
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We need new generations of artists, coders, and anthropologists to break boundaries of thinking.
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Everyone from causal gamers to coders use the escape key on a regular basis.
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For now, the fundamental principles of how coders create software will stay the same.
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First, coders in general have seen their contributions to science minimized from the beginning.
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That means engineers, coders, AI technologists are all working at the frontline of ethics.
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What do you get when 70 dancers and creative coders meet for a hackathon?
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I want to hear the stories of the coders and the quality assurance team.
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That's what he requires from his company's coders—and the mother of his children.
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Another big hurdle is acquiring talent — coders to build out these very sophisticated programs.
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Kloss thinks that curiosity and creativity are two important attributes that help coders succeed.
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He trots out the brogrammers and rock star coders, the hackers and disheveled introverts.
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Wheeler was already a relatively well-known figure among a certain cohort of coders.
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There are some simpler ways to help your preschoolers grow up into good coders.
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So if we take these generalizations about coders, what do these characteristics actually translate into?
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By Level 3, coders can control everything, including the precise movement of Root's two wheels.
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In the workplace, this is a boss-preference thing and easy for coders to change.
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Amazon, Microsoft and Google rely on clever young coders, who dislike working for controversial industries.
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It is a hub of innovation, with legions of coders and endless fields of data.
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That's a process that usually requires frustrating back-and-forth exchanges between designers and coders.
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We've become like the coders themselves, torquing every gear in our lives to remove friction.
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Its founders say that the main problem many face is a shortage of skilled coders.
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Leading a meaningful life and benefiting society require more than a generation of adept coders.
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For example, if you work with coders, Welch recommends taking an introductory coding class online.
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There are coders who make programs to streamline the process of downloading or running games.
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Now, many of these civic coders are trying to band together and formalize a community.
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The Ethereum blockchain allows coders to create virtual tokens, which can be transferred between users.
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"Out with the slow, sluggish factory floor, in with the coders and developers," he said.
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In 2011, Business Insider called it "ridiculous" and Bloomberg said it was "ClubMed for coders."
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Whether you're looking for skilled coders or just appreciate the artistry, don't miss this event.
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Coders who want to stay in the Silicon Valley engineering mix can't exactly move to Alaska.
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Our machines speak a different language now, one that even the best coders can't fully understand.
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That's how many of today's midcareer coders learned: They peeked behind the Wizard of Oz curtain.
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Women no longer need to be expert coders to get in on the data science game.
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Changing the liability regime for software could chill innovation by discouraging coders from trying anything new.
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Gupta acknowledges that coders are paid to crank out code, not to make sure it's secure.
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The startup now has over two million profiled coders, and over one million coding activities daily.
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The "liberal training fantasy"—turning coal miners into coders—is mere "wish-fulfilment as policy talk".
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In the software development community GitHub, for example, women are perceived as worse coders than men.
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Real coders going through the three-hour course write actual code and scripts for the HoloLens.
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The search is on for the most creative, talented and inspired developers, coders, hackers and programmers.
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Our goal as a society should not be to create a generation of pre-teen coders.
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And the concept was that first it wasn't diverse enough, and secondly, there weren't enough coders.
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Or the nerddom of a bunch of coders that explain some of their difficulty with women?
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Soylent, a liquefied meal replacement, is already popular among single-minded coders too busy to eat.
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Pluralsight is very intense technical training, you can think of it as Netflix for coders. Yeah.
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"We may be a very techy band, but none of us are coders," Evans tells Ars.
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And, the alternative of hiring freelance coders on an hourly basis can be even more costly.
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A lesson for fellow newsroom coders: It was a reporting experience no technology could have provided.
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Coders have to deal with their own version of this headache: updated versions of programming languages.
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After her stint there, Gardner decided to study why so few women were employed as coders.
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Enterprising coders "came up with ways to move the belts that weren't even originally envisioned, just by tweaking the velocity and duration of the belt movements," says EJ. Working in a sterile corporate cubicle farm, however, meant that the coders never tested scenes directly on themselves.
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In the case of the male coders, however, their labor was defined by its invisibility and anonymity: neither the design team who worked on building the RealTouch nor the coders who haptified content for it were identified by name in the videos that featured their work.
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The best coders should be rewarded, and those who just can't hack it should be let go.
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Gates also took a stance on one of the most divisive debates for coders: tabs or spaces?
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As always, we expect Roger Goodell to get this right by suspending a few coders without pay.
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By working with non-coders to get started with Bubble they open a pathway to future collaboration.
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She also notes that rosy terms might change if the economy tanks and companies stop hiring coders.
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Some Malware coders have been so savvy, they've added an additional layer of trickery when coding them.
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Coders like Omarov typically pull off device hacks like this simply to prove it can be done.
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Coders stayed up all night at the TechCrunch Disrupt NY Hackathon this weekend in Brooklyn, New York.
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In the case of Mr Back and his fellow coders the mix of interests is more complex.
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Arduino's browser-based programming environment, with prewritten downloadable commands, keeps setup simple enough for first-year coders.
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He provided the data to Cohen and his team of coders to render in the MapTheVote app.
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In short, the idea creators and coders are at odds and he wants to bring them together.
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The Complete Web Developer Course includes lifetime access to 28 hours of lessons from experienced, influential coders.
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By applying statistical learning techniques, coders develop computational models that can automatically identify patterns in the data.
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The software industry talks a lot about the software skills gap and the need for more coders.
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Enter Vitalik Buterin, a 22-year-old Russian-Canadian programming prodigy, and his crew of libertarian coders.
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Cassell now has four full-time employees, along with a squad of contractors: artists, coders, sound technicians.
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Enroll in an online course — some of these have the leading coders and programmers to teach you.
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Ask Zivthan Dubrovsky what it takes to turn kids into lifelong coders and he'll mention a spark.
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The coders weren't allowed to go over their code at the end of any session—security protocol.
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Their behavior isn't specified by coders in the usual way; instead, it's "learned" using inputs and feedback.
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Apple's new MacBook Pro is the latest generation of a laptop beloved by creative professionals and coders.
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Their group at the C.I.A., predominantly male coders, was known for shooting Nerf guns and playing pranks.
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In fact, many of the artists in the NEAT show are originally trained as engineers and coders.
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He's just hired a chief technology officer from the US, a legal representative team, and numerous coders.
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Millions of coders come in and build ... It has been sold for a million zillion dollars. Yeah.
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Rank-and-file coders have long been wary of regulation and curious about alternative forms of government.
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It's not surprising that coders want to code, and don't want to think about human social organizing.
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The coders say the problem was not with the app but their ability to transmit the results.
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Coders are hot commodities inside and out of the tech industry, and the pay is quite lucrative.
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This sort of thing bears almost no resemblance to the work coders actually do in their jobs.
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Carnegie Mellon also offered extra tutoring to all students, which was particularly useful for the novice coders.
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We've got great coders, we've got great designers, we've got great shooters and editors, really smart correspondents.
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One part of the explanation lies in sins of omission: By the time a new generation of coders began to tackle the problems that InternetOne left unsolved, there were near-limitless sources of capital to invest in those efforts, so long as the coders kept their systems closed.
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The second volume, Secret Coders: Paths & Portals, drops in August, and the third, Secrets & Sequences, hits March 2017.
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Coders are "among the most quietly influential people on the planet" today, according to technology reporter Clive Thompson.
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Now, through the Digital Citizen Fund, Mahboob is teaching girls to become coders, social media managers and entrepreneurs.
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Many teams—like Li's—try to get an edge through hacks handed down from clever coders of yesteryear.
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The platform is intended to make app development easier by doing much of the "heavy lifting" for coders.
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Professional coders work at scraping the eviction court data from the website, freeing up more time for canvassing.
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ICOs can create a financial reward for the builders of such systems instead of relying on kindly coders.
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The new professions include health workers, doctors, farmers, coders, businesswomen, rock stars, scientists, students, teachers welders, and mechanics.
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Coders will have the opportunity to attend API workshops, including sessions co-hosted by Automattic, Crunchable and TechCrunch.
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It's as much a product of coders looking to experiment as it is the culture we live in.
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"We work on base projects and train with the tools coders will actually use in companies," she shares.
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Peeters says that C64 Charset Logo Generator is open-source, and inspired by several other coders and researchers.
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The coders just let the neural net examine the results of each action, each bounce of the ball.
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This one's dedicated to all the genius hackers, coders and creators who also happen to be inveterate procrastinators.
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Would our ancestors value the work of psychologists or customer service representatives or wedding planners or computer coders?
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Many of the employees are coders working on sophisticated ways to gauge the credit quality of potential borrowers.
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Post-it Notes are amazing for note-takers, color coders, and organization freaks who cannot live without lists.
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This weekend, musicians combined forces with coders at a London hackathon designed to create one-off musical instruments.
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Rather than coders, the company wants creative types like painters and graphic designers to be its early adopters.
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Unfortunately, it's basically impossible to play these days, but some dedicated coders just made it a little easier.
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And it's already started — for example, coders discovered that some of NASA's atmospheric carbon dioxide datasets were empty.
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What you may not know, though, is that CryptoKitties aren't a random lark by some fun-loving coders.
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You need a team of coders to help you design an algorithm for complex memory cataloging and projection.
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Now, we are all in on a new platform called Glitch, which is a creative community for coders.
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This biology belongs to everyone, from friends at bottomless brunch to coders guzzling meal-replacement drinks at computers.
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Coders can run quantum code on simulated quantum hardware, or real quantum hardware from Honeywell, IonQ, or QCI.
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Questions have been raised over the use of attractive women by start-ups to calm stressed-out coders.
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Silicon Africa is a Facebook community with nearly 9,000 members where developers, coders and startup owners share ideas.
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Though there isn't any data on this, the market for middle-aged, entry-level coders is probably weak.
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That's why we are committed to interactive programs that support STEM education, like C1 Coders and Family Code Night.
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It's a lot of fun to be working with people my age who are gifted coders or great marketers.
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Coders submit their programs to a wide range of inputs (or unit tests) to ensure they behave as designed.
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While 10x staffs experienced coders, more intermediaries are focusing on entry-level positions, and leveraging technology to assess talent.
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It has an internal leaderboard, in which programs from competing teams of coders vie for mastery over virtual domains.
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The world of finance is getting so interested in bitcoin that it's no longer just the land of coders.
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But I could see coders, analysts and journalists struggling a bit to get handle on the hardware and gestures.
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And thanks to the world's never-ending love affair with the internet, full stack coders are in high demand.
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The ENIAC builders recruited six women who became the world's first coders, manipulating the ENIAC to calculate missile trajectories.
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This is especially helpful for writers, designers, coders, and anyone else who spends their entire workday on the computer.
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We certainly don't suggest there are any shortcuts to turn kids into coders in the gift ideas presented here.
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Yup, now thousands of devs, hackers, coders and programmers from around the world will compete in our Virtual Hackathon.
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He said the physical Escape key was crucial for coders, and not being able to press it seemed crippling.
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"We have 210 people on the twelfth floor who are just coders," said Doukeris of the non-traditional workforce.
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He teamed up with AppNexus' VP of engineering Travis Johnson, who'd been leading a 50-person team of coders.
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Coco Rocha closed his ZAC Zac Posen spring '16 in a LED dress programmed by teen coders, after all.
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The company assigned the task to a handful of male coders, who moved scene-by-scene through each video.
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According to "EJ," a product manager for the RealTouch, the coders kept the machine on their desk when working.
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" One that, she said, reflected the dominance of "male coders, male feedback providers, men who sit on the committee.
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At Google, a significant chunk of workers — from shuttle bus drivers to coders — are contracted by third-party firms.
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The Hanguang 800's designers spent a lot of time sitting next to the coders who built those algorithms.
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With this device, Apple is broadly catering to members of the professional community, like filmmakers and hard-core coders.
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The V.R. field's most notable directors, coders, and theorists gathered in the glow of the screens, drinking vodka cocktails.
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The numbers are particularly stark among technical workers—the coders, engineers, and data scientists who make these companies hum.
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Today many medical centers have coders specializing in particular disciplines — joint replacement or ophthalmology or interventional radiology, for example.
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But maybe this is less about the ethics of developers, coders, and technologists, and more about the expectations of society.
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Apple says it opted for a broad range of education partners to help cover a large gamut of nascent coders.
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The treacherous coders, on the other hand, would be any party seeking to falsify or subterfuge code on the ledger.
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The coders were asked to identify participants' glances at other people, and also to record the duration of each gaze.
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Résumés alone aren't enough to weed out coders, said Vivek Ravisankar, co-founder and CEO of Palo Alto-based HackerRank.
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Resilient Coders is a nonprofit organization that trains people of color for jobs in the tech industry as software engineers.
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Coders can now break away from PHP, decoupling themselves from the WordPress backend and use any technology they would like.
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America can pick whom it lets in, welcoming much-needed fruitpickers and care assistants as well as entrepreneurs and coders.
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"We believe tech is for everyone — we're not just about equipping the top 10 percent of female coders," Doake said.
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The debate has gone on for so long that coders are now referred to as "tab people or "space people.
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Crowdpac found Clinton supporters tend to come from the management ranks while Sanders donors are predominantly drivers, coders or analysts.
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Two Chinese software developers are trying to harness the power of open source software to improve working conditions for coders.
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I am personally amazed by the number of recruiters who have sent us "vetted" professional coders who can't actually code.
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I'm much better at vim [a text editor for coders] thanks to programming on the live site in real time.
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But to me, a super-cool show about female coders that go on and take Facebook down, that's inspiring. Yeah.
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Early adopters and young coders swapped their favorite versions of Artillery, refined the code and created their own small variations.
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The magic is a word from engineering from coders, you know, technologists who make things that are very, very complicated.
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From copywriters to data analysts to coders, nearly any professional could be performing digital marketing tasks at this very moment.
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The founders described the platform as a sort of 'Grammarly for coders' when we chatted to them early last year.
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Research from Stack Overflow on more than 56,000 coders also found that less than half have a computer science degree.
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He caught Erika's eye in the line of coders filing out of the door they'd come in one year ago.
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At the time, very few Chinese coders who landed a job in Silicon Valley had any intention of returning home.
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To understand what isn't working for so many people it's necessary to scrutinize the coders themselves, their personalities and biases.
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Many of the enterprises need only a few computers and coders to invent the next big thing, they have said.
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In both instances, Zuckerberg said nothing about the need to hire new coders or to invest in new server capacity.
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But the proposed changes have run into opposition from the team of coders responsible for maintaining the basic Bitcoin software.
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Coders who audit Medicare charts look for abuse to reclaim money or fraud that needs to be punished with fines.
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Membership in the American Academy of Professional Coders has risen to more than 1996,000 today from roughly 70,000 in 2008.
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Average pay: $287,2575/year FlexJobs description: Medical coders assign and validate appropriate procedural and diagnostic codes in a medical setting.
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The admissions process was adjusted, too; it no longer gave as much preference to students who had been teenage coders.
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Most of the contestants were coders who worked at local high-tech firms or computer-science students at nearby universities.
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"YC is its own economy," Harj Taggar, the co-founder of Triplebyte, which matches coders' applications with YC companies, said.
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So we put the designers together, and the coders together, and it's about 30 minutes each session, 5 minutes apiece.
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GapJumpers was already working from the insight that, like musicians, coders created something that could easily be evaluated by their peers.
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They are the handiwork of a group of local teenage girl coders have been making apps to solve their community's problems.
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Yesterday the company rolled out a tool called Blueprints, which helps anyone—even non-coders—build custom skills for their Echos.
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Allister says, "the eco-system is much different nowadays, coders and composers are rarely offered equity, treated more like hired hands".
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Kit Walsh is a staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation working on free speech, net neutrality, copyright and coders' rights.
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The "Obama Tech Surge" brought top coders, designers and a Silicon Valley mind-set to Washington to remake government information technology.
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At first glance, this surprising finding appeared to be a positive sign that men are becoming more accepting of female coders.
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"That's why we are so excited about what's going on in the UK." Coders for Corbyn was inspired by Castillo's group.
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One final shout-out across Europe to all the creative coders, hackers, programmers and tech makers who suffer from severe procrastination.
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In a cruel twist of fate, Richard still ends up acquiring Optimoji, and its 30 employees, along with Sliceline's 20 coders.
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According to Payscale, medical coders earn an average annual salary of $41,000 and the average patient registrar makes $31,552 a year.
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Perks like shuttles between campuses and the city helps coders dedicate long hours showing their "devotion to the brand," Blumberg said.
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Those were engineers, coders, scientists, mechanics, doctors, and so many more professions working in concert to make the mission a success.
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"I've heard a lot of rumors that coders in Silicon Valley have been using our low-dose Terra Bites," Strong said.
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Here is the same snippet of code in Python, which can be used to program the S21 by more advanced coders.
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The group of twentysomething coders, engineers and content specialists sit hunched over multiple screens, scanning the platform for potential illegal behavior.
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It's then up to the coders to build the best self-driving software stack rather than building the best racing hardware.
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The coders were stashed upstairs with a view of San Francisco Bay and strict orders from Benioff to be left alone.
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MSociety is group of Muslim youth coders and developers in Singapore working on projects that they believe can benefit the community.
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I've watched my sister and her friend who are neither coders or business school grads make an online business from scratch.
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Trump hopes to defund hundreds of projects, such as the Appalachian Regional Commission, which helps retrain miners as coders and farmers.
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Data centers brimming with servers consume enormous amounts of energy, as do the offices where software developers, engineers, and coders work.
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The Google Docs for coders, Git helps you keep track of your file edits and modify different versions of your project.
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Coders in Kenya built Ushadidi — a crowd-mapping platform that enables observers to report violence against voters from their mobile phones.
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We need more qualified and skilled workers across the technology industry, whether as cybersecurity experts, coders, software programmers, or any others.
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Access to technology on a global scale has birthed a new generation of coders, entrepreneurs, social media personalities and information-seekers.
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At launch, the app teaches would-be coders how to write JavaScript, via short lessons on their iPhone or Android device.
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There would be more female coders if females were interested in coding and were a little less neurotic, the argument goes.
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Car companies like BMW are hiring more coders than mechanical engineers these days, and Volkswagen is even investing in quantum computing.
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The best candidates are not only skilled coders but also have a "natural curiosity" and are strong problem-solvers, Recio said.
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Putting young children in front of screens will likely make them better coders, but what will go unlearned during those hours?
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Membership in the American Academy of Professional Coders has swelled to more than 165,000, up 10,93 in the past year alone.
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The coders were offering Basic Attention Tokens, which will one day work on a new kind of ad-free web browser.
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So far, says Guerzhoy, neither has as broad and dedicated a user base as TensorFlow among researchers, students, and working coders.
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If you want to pit your skills against the best coders and designers in the world, sign up for the hackathon now.
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We have these stereotypes about coders, that they're introverts and "happy sitting at home alone on a Saturday night," as you write.
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Aspiring coders will benefit from this 30-hour course which covers essential programming languages to help you kickstart a web development career.
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None of these tasks are beyond the reach of non-coders, but they certainly take time and create a bottleneck for users.
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The coders undertake challenges, test projects provided by companies looking to hire, and HackerRank grades their performance and assigns them a rank.
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The Virtual Hackathon includes literally thousands of the world's best tech-heads, coders, designers and programmers working feverishly to create incredible products.
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One recent example: Bay Area coders earned $35 million in less than 30 seconds during an online fund-raising event, NYT reports.
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In response, de Sande became the public face for an ad hoc group of coders who called themselves the Robin Hood group.
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And across the continent, young women are taking up careers as coders, IT managers, and establishing tech-based start-ups, like Tress.
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Creating an app in Venezuela usually requires little capital, given low salary expectations from coders and near-free electricity and data costs.
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Searching GitHub, a site for coders to host their open-source projects, brings up numerous homebrew programs designed to work with CryptoKitties.
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Novice coders usually mistake it for Java, or relegate it to a mere scripting language rather than a full-blown programming language.
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Initially, the team's coders and programmers warned that it would be too hard to incorporate things like fire escapes and water towers.
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They're hiring coders and roboticists, but once things get to a certain level of maturity, some will go toward sales, of course.
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Zuckerberg met with coders in the co-working space and observed the incubation unit, where he talked with startup reps from Hotels.
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Fantom is special in that the coders are just as much a part of the artistic process as the musicians or painters.
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Zennon Kapron, a Shanghai-based analyst of digital currencies, says that some of China's leading crypto-coders are now moving to Japan.
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He quickly assembled a group that included a systems biologist, a genomics expert, a neuroscientist, and the two coders, Carriero and Fisk.
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These days, it's a benchmark for aspiring coders: You can write a little Pong clone within an hour, if you care to.
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Through the Future Edge initiative and programs like C1 Coders and Family Code Night, Capital One is helping to do just that.
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On top of the stellar performances, which also include supporting characters in "Devs" coders Lyndon (Cailee Spaeny) and Stewart (Stephen McKinley Henderson).
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But established coders are sufficiently in demand that wages are likely to remain high even as it becomes easier to find alternatives.
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Not all tech jobs are for coders, and landing a job at a tech giant like PayPal takes more than technical skills.
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The latter possibility led Lockheed Martin to sponsor the AIRR circuit for coders, professors, students, physicists, and pilots to power automated drones.
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One of our business reporters traces how the city became a magnet for coders and tech companies, by luck and by design.
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Coders working on Ubuntu became known as "hogs" after this, and they tried to keep the tradition going with the next "Hedgehog" release.
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The Silicon Valley management philosophy is simple: Hire talented coders, give them tools to do their jobs, and get out of their way.
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This means coders could potentially seemajor performance gains writing, testing, and running their programs on Sunny Cove CPUs versus Skylake or AMD CPUs.
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Engineers – Facebook's coders develop the dashboards that monitor political content, hate speech, user reports of potential false news, voter suppression content, and more.
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Starting in the '80s with the advent of the personal computer, there was a steep drop-off in the number of women coders.
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It helps that Doom mod tools have continued to evolve since the game's release decades ago, meaning amateur coders can tackle ambitious ideas.
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The other is where the hipster coders want to go to work on futuristic projects like self-driving cars and internet-beaming balloons.
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And, most notably, it means that virtual reality will evolve very differently than it would if coders kept most tasks on the CPU.
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The videos focus on three main topics that, according to misguided popular opinion, keep girls from being successful coders: boobs, beauty and menstruation.
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And besides, more developers and researchers learning to use the software means more coders better prepared to work for Facebook in the future.
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In fact, a GitHub study found that when coders' genders were obscured, women's code was accepted at a slightly higher rate than men's.
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Then, after reaching their individual decision about the new message, that coder shares that decision with all the other coders in the system.
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The only issue with this system is that all coders must vote; in large-scale projects this may not be feasible or desirable.
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That way, coders can see if the watchdog algorithms are monitoring the right things, while the companies keep private proprietary algorithms and data.
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For Apple to retain a dominant position in the app industry, it needs to continue to build out its pipeline of new coders.
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I also really believe we're not in a world anymore where somehow the internet is the realm of geeks, hackers, coders, and programmers.
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I talked to software firms in Michigan where they just need a lot of coders to develop everything from websites to banking software.
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Now imagine the possibilities when thousands of highly motivated coders, hackers and programmers around the world focus their talents in a global Hackathon.
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As such, wannabe coders are often able to bypass an expensive business school program in favor of a cheaper, more flexible online class.
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Coders and designers may disagree over whether a particular script has differentiated upper and lower cases, or which set of accents it needs.
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Probably without even knowing it, by forcing teens to code their own designs, MySpace was inspiring some of the future coders of America.
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Many of them (like LibreOffice) already do, and Canonical offers developer tools to help coders create interfaces that work with any size screen.
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They will turn to anyone that can help them solve their particular problem, whether it's design talent in Europe or coders in India.
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Further, when great creators (both famous & anonymous coders) were able to create together building on each others work, far better products were invented.
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At offices a few miles away, coders are designing the software powering the automated port system, earning wages they distribute through the economy.
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Potvin says she joined GitHub because of its focus on making software developer more accessible for all types of users including beginner coders.
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In 2015, a team of female coders at Japanese gaming company Koei broke with tradition, launching the first romance game for women, "Angelique".
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Just like every weekend, the tech bros and coders of Silicon Valley were gathered as Earth, Wind & Fire reverberated from a nearby boombox.
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Hundreds of the world's top hackers, coders, developers and creative makers will descend upon TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech 2019 on 17-18 May.
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Wired has a look at eclectic groups of coders organizing hackathons around the country to archive science data from publicly available government datasets.
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Even so—and perhaps ironically—many coders see the work done by Jeff and Sanjay, together, as proof that the 10x programmer exists.
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Those coders often cited him as an inspiration for them to potentially quit their plush jobs in the valley and return to China.
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In his new book, "Coders," the longtime Wired magazine writer Clive Thompson works to describe those humans and exactly what their hands do.
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Instead, he said, that often doesn't happen and coders, engineers and others should regard the I.P.O. as a once-in-a-lifetime event.
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The next day, a group of coders in the Bay Area pulled in $35 million in under 30 seconds of online fund-raising.
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Once run mainly by doctors, it filled its growing bureaucracy with professional coders capable of gaming insurance-reimbursement rules to extract maximum revenue.
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In 2008, a group of coders and former CFOs founded Workiva, whose software uses a standard data format to help automate financial reporting.
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Then, the job market won't value coders, but the high level thinkers that can solve a new era of problems around tech advancement.
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The goal, Mr. Robertson said, was to "build a talent engine" that would help make the city a magnet for coders and companies.
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There have been some 227,000 apps written using those devices from budding developers in 86 countries, with the youngest coders coming in at six.
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And the foundation's coders are building a plug-and-play version of Jitsi, the encrypted video-chat software Snowden himself uses for daily communication.
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Coders, written by cartoonist Gene Luen Yang and illustrated by Mike Holmes, continues this year with more of adventures of Hopper, Eni, and Josh.
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A new app, launched by the Progressive Coders Network, allows constituents to download all the contact information for the staff of their local representatives.
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The idea is to build a collaborative community of coders, who can help each other out with projects and build off each other's work.
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Pichai's full comments are below: Thank you all for joining, it's a pleasure to be here tonight with many creators, coders, and budding entrepreneurs.
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Meanwhile, the designers, engineers, and coders would work tirelessly, below the political fray, to turn the Ps into working devices in any way possible.
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In the past, software and digital products mostly obeyed rules laid down in code, giving an edge to those countries with the best coders.
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The full-year engineer-designed course is expected to pass along fundamental coding skills to students and turn first-time coders into potential pros.
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That might convince the best PMs, coders and pixel pushers to cast off the shackles of the 9 to 5 and gig with Gigster.
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The other side: Silicon Valley coders might love to make processes leanly efficient, but the irony is that Silicon Valley's billions come from inefficiencies.
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In this episode, Richard makes it clear — overly clear, maybe — that he disapproves of some coders' preference for spaces where he would use tabs.
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Weed consumption has moved upstairs from the foggy basement cliches and microdosing is reportedly favored by everyone from Silicon Valley coders to SoCal creatives.
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Silicon Valley is slowly making its way onto the farm, with coders, analysts and entrepreneurs eager to use their skills in the agricultural sector.
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That would seem to knock out the lowly subreddit as a potential nation-state, but it does raise the question of one group: coders.
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The app was built using Glitch, a website launched by Fog Creek in late 2016 that allows coders to make bite-sized web apps.
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That means that Ornelas and his fellow students had no way to access the site that's like oxygen for coders around the world: Google.
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Because they can't use the internet, the dev shop's coders work on a closed network, and a manager pushes the results to the outside.
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For some coders, people and their incessant demands can be a pain in the butt, and human relations another daily hassle to be optimized.
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Because of this, it shouldn't come as a surprise to fledgling coders that Python is a tent pole topic in any worthy programming curriculum.
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Shrewsbury: We're not coders or anything, and we're looking at a lot of these systems that they've built for us from a different angle.
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Zuckerberg met with coders in CcHub's co-working space and then visited the incubation space, where he talked with reps from bookings startup Hotels.
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So it can be used by coders with little security knowledge or security auditors with little coding knowledge, or anyone who falls in-between.
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While plenty of independent coders still rely on it, GitHub now gets more than half of its revenue from businesses, the company told CNBC.
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But like the other self-taught coders we spoke with, Manuel found the challenge of the learning curve to be well worth the effort.
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That may partly be because the model, which has long been used by creative professionals and coders, has stayed largely the same since 2012.
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Josh heard all the buzz about Silicon Valley coders and young entrepreneurs who took tiny doses of LSD to boost productivity and spark creativity.
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You must have seen a sitcom or TV commercial in which black actors wear hoodies in new millennial colors — mustard, maroon — to portray coders.
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That's the idea behind The Blind Date Club, a project from a team of coders presenting today at the TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2016 Hackathon.
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Rapi Castillo, one of the leads of Coders for Sanders, said he was "so surprised" the DNC invited him to be a keynote speaker.
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To that end, Google is soliciting creatives and coders both to join the community, check out the code, feed it data and so on.
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Yet the general public knows almost nothing about them, and even less about the engineers and coders who are creating them behind the scenes.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Pablo Delcan No one would mistake Ben Cogan and Jesse Horwitz for "brogrammers," the jockish male coders swaggering across the tech landscape.
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To do this we need to get financing to Eastern European entrepreneurs and create more and better jobs for the growing pool of coders.
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Journalists, coders and tech figures came together Thursday night to help kick off the White House Correspondents' Association dinner weekend with some Irish flair.
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That means the hunt for good coders may be endless, and that hiring the right hirers will become the most crucial job in 2020.
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While government programs have tried to turn factory workers and coal miners into computer coders and data scientists, few of those efforts have succeeded.
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It&aposs called the Model Asset eXchange and it helps programmers teach computers to learn the things the coders want the computers to do.
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With the help of Sophia the robot, Dessie hopes to inspire the next generation of coders in Ethiopia and Africa more broadly - particularly girls.
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The online response prototype, known as Primus, had been built at a little cost beyond the salaries of the half-dozen or so coders.
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But if we can be sure of one thing and one thing only, it's that coders will still be in demand come December 31st.
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The first widely adopted programming language, Fortran, was created in 2015 by young coders working for IBM in an office on East 56th Street.
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The secret history of the 21st century is written in code "commits" — which is what coders call changes like bug fixes and feature updates.
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By engaging with science, technology and art in meaningful ways, they will become the creators, coders and makers we need to build our future.
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Even after the relationship between Apple and Google soured, the companies' coders kept working together on an obscure but important piece of software called LLVM.
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I do not want to shit on the hard work of developers, coders, and creative minds who've toiled to build some compelling interactions and concepts.
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If anything, the study validated the assumption that men respect female coders' work—at least those they don't know personally—less than that of men.
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Kiosked and other start-ups regularly hire some Finnish university graduates, but for more experienced coders they must look abroad - and that too is challenging.
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Open-source software hosted on Github now forms the basis for what Castillo calls a "knowledge base," where coders can collaborate to build tools quickly.
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Recode's annual Code Conference should find a new venue, says a group of pro-labor coders, designers, and engineers known as the Tech Workers Coalition.
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The size of the market expands through a process called mining, whereby coders use software to solve complex math problems and are rewarded with bitcoins.
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That hands a small number of coders, tweaking the algorithms that determine who sees whom across the virtual bar, tremendous power to engineer mating outcomes.
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GitHub is the world's largest community of coders, where millions of developers build personal projects, support their businesses and work together on open-source technologies.
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And if traffic is literally killing us — our bodies and our souls — why shouldn't we look to these heroic engineers and coders for our salvation?
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He also shares the algorithms he uses to create these images on GitHub, helping fellow artist-coders to get the neural networks up and running.
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Coders of my acquaintance confirm that "spaces versus tabs" is, indeed, something people get excited about, but none of them had strong feelings about it.
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Swift Playgrounds was first announced at WWDC 2016, where the company explained how it wanted to inspire the next generation of coders through its software.
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Great news for all you coders, hackers, developers and creative tech makers — our onsite Hackathon returns to Disrupt San Francisco 2019 on October 23-4.
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One convert is his host in Helsinki: Reaktor, a 17-year-old firm of 400 staff, mostly coders, with a side-interest in launching satellites.
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And it's done so as a non-profit with, at any given moment, a tiny staff that includes just two or three full-time coders.
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Several developers agreed and said software coders who try to trick online users into thinking that bots are humans are headed in the wrong direction.
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Exclusive: GM CEO Mary Barra says the world needs more coders A lot of resources go into building cars, like steel, aluminum, rubber and glass.
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They hired a few coders to build out the architecture of the Kickstarter platform and told as many people as they could about their idea.
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Smaller startups are also scrambling to attract talent; and manufacturers are responding to the digitisation of their industries by hiring coders and other tech geeks.
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Grasshopper then moves into two more courses where coders learn to draw shapes using the D3 library, and later create more complex functions using D3.
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" Another r00tz hacker perceptively quipped: "Many kids at school don't understand that the apps they use a million times a day are created by coders.
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"Given that we're open source, all the numbers and equations are public knowledge, but only to coders who know what to look for," he noted.
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Li encourages me to try on a pair, and I use a few simple Chinese commands to take a picture of Mobvoi's coders at work.
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At only 22, she also defies the stereotype that women are reluctant mathematicians and coders, as her analysis shows her to be adept at both.
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Both beginners and experienced coders are becoming more interested in data science and machine learning, and there's no better place to start than with Python.
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Some tech experts say books could prove an effective way to recruit future coders, particularly girls, if the stories make programming seem creative and appealing.
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But public event listings show that the firm's chief operating officer, Erica Brescia, has travelled to China repeatedly in recent months to meet Chinese coders.
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We may have limited the number of participants to 500 people, but there's no limit on the skills, creativity and dogged determination of these coders.
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As her son reached school age, Verheggen, 103, heard about LaunchCode, a nonprofit that trains non-computer experts as coders and places them in apprenticeships.
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Managers began picking coders less on the basis of aptitude and more on how well they fit a personality type: the acerbic, aloof male nerd.
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To start, the Israeli Defense Force recruits the best and brightest coders and hackers as teens, to funnel them into their elite cyber warfare units.
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Liberal coders are competing to take out the technology that helped elect Trump Liberal coders are competing to take out the technology that helped elect Trump Tech played an unprecedented role in the 2016 U.S. presidential election: It enabled the rapid spread of fake news, the WikiLeaks deluge of private emails from senior Democratic officials, and the media bubbles that confirmed rather than challenged many voters' worldview.
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Closures are up in a field now jammed with programs promising to teach students in just weeks the skills needed to get hired as professional coders.
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About 70 percent of the 85,143 H-1B visas granted in 2015 were issued to engineers, designers, coders and others from India, according to Goldman Sachs.
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The "Platforms State of the Union," 2 pm PT on Monday, is a good, more technical update for developers that non-coders may also find valuable.
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That are 70-plus "wizard challenges" that utilize various pieces of Harry Potter IP. The young coders create different lines that associate actions with wand movements.
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In addition, tech startups tend to rely on a heavy rotation of freelance coders, designers, and "doers" to get their apps and services up and running.
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And then, of course, there's the big news that we'll actually have diverse, professional female emojis being lady doctors and mechanics and and coders and whatnot.
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Average annual pay: $40,590 What they do: Medical coders review medical records and assign them codes, which helps insurance companies account for the money they reimburse.
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As scalable software eats everything allowing winners to go viral, star coders and product visionaries have even greater impact on a business than employees of old.
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The Markup had outlined a creative data-journalism strategy of pairing reporters with coders to come up with new ways to test hypotheses about tech platforms.
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Image: HBOIt's one of the greatest battles ever fought among coders: Should you use the tab button or five spaces when you're indenting in source-code?
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A collaborative of designers, filmmakers, coders, archaeologists, psychologists and others, based at Goldsmiths, University of London, Forensic Architecture acts more or less like a detective agency.
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Is 42 churning out blinkered coders who only know how to do a few things, à la so many of the bad "coding bootcamps" out there?
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Thousands of people across Europe and beyond — founders, investors, marketers, technologists, coders, hackers — arrive ready to dive deep into the subject they love most: tech startups.
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In fact, Python is among the top three highest-earning languages; coders with Python skills stand to make upwards of six figures a year, on average.
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Peiris says coding VR in VR would eliminate the clunkiness of taking on and off a headset to test the code; something which ruins coders' flow.
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That's right, even one of the most elite (and richest) coders on the planet still takes rudimentary measures to ensure that nobody is spying on him.
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Five years ago, the coders at DeepMind, a London-based artificial intelligence company, watched excitedly as an AI taught itself to play a classic arcade game.
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This year, the Air Force is beginning to treat programming language competency as it does foreign language, providing incentive pay and duty assignments to skilled coders.
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Thieves, coders, and hackers participate in an underground industry designed to remove a user's iCloud account from a phone so that they can then be resold.
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The enormous backlog of clearance applications is preventing highly talented analysts, engineers, coders and other top recruits from working on today's most critical national security challenges.
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This attitude initially led most Chinese miners to align themselves with old-line Bitcoin coders, known as the core programmers, who have resisted changing the software.
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Microsoft announced this morning it is acquiring GitHub, the social network for coders as well as home to millions of different software projects, for $7.5 billion.
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They've split their coders, designers, and product managers into teams of three or four, each tasked with producing a functioning mock-up of a smartwatch app.
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The problem he identifies is that algorithms can produce language, but the process of how or why computers make their decisions is unknown even to coders.
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With no names on it, women's code was accepted more frequently than men, so your conclusion would be that women are actually better coders than men.
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Public officials there have proposed a ban on employee cafeterias in new office buildings because engineers and coders apparently never leave work to patronize local restaurants.
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But mention the name Jürgen Schmidhuber in an automated quinoa lunch spot frequented by coders in San Francisco, and you are likely to get blank stares.
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Hospital coders teach doctors — and doctors pay to take courses — to learn how they can "upcode" their charts to a more lucrative level with minimal effort.
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Multiple books and play mats are available, but young coders are free to design their own adventure rather than using a set story if they prefer.
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For every successful entrepreneurial coder we know, there are at least three non-coders who've started a company based on knowledge and experience gained outside of technology.
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But unlike at Apple's Mothership and Google's Googleplex and Facebook's much-anticipated Zucktown, here you won't find any hoodied coders who skipped college to make it big.
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In one experiment, two independent female coders pored over old high school yearbook photos from the late 70s and 80s and rated men based on facial attractiveness.
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The global community of companies, coders, and opportunists who control the bitcoin network is now on the verge of revolt after more than two years of infighting.
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Castillo says that in the upcoming 2018 US midterm elections, the Progressive Coders Network will look to adapt Momentum tactics—including software, videos, and My Nearest Marginal.
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On that day, we wrote why it's important for girls to find role models in female scientists, and the same is very much true for female coders.
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Loyal coders are faithful ledger participants who are interested in ensuring the integrity of the ledger and therefore ensuring that only correct and secure code is accepted.
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Whether you come to build something fun, innovative or life-changing, you'll be surrounded — and pushed toward greatness — by the best and brightest coders on the continent.
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They are myriad examples of coders accessing other datasets but distributing them in such a way so as to irk the subjects of the data or others.
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Thousands of the best developers, coders and hackers will compete — from anywhere in the world — to build tech products that address and solve a range of challenges.
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There are 11 new professions joining the 33 existing male and female emoji, including: health workers, doctors, farmers, coders, businesswomen, rockstars, scientists, students, teachers, welders, and mechanics.
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It's designed for simplicity, so anyone from 2D Photoshop newbies to experienced 3D animators and coders can jump into making basic image overlays or reactive AR characters.
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Tech companies often give coders whiteboard interviews — asking them to solve a problem by writing code on a whiteboard, so the interviewers can see their thought process.
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Related: How Israel's Most Influential Choreographer Created a New Language of Modern Dance Here's What Happens When Dancing Meets Creative Coders How to Dance When You're 92
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So where some companies might meet a deadline by hiring more employees or implementing crunch hours, NURV is stuck crafting schemes to plagiarize these super coders' work.
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The goal, according to the coders who worked on the app, is to make coding feel fun and approachable as it increasingly is becoming a necessary skill.
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As you'd expect from a coding tool built for coders, people have a lot to say about how exactly it works with their existing editors and workflow.
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It will offer users as much or as little control and access to the underlying code, making it potentially useful for programmers and first-time coders alike.
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Code Avengers puts a particular focus on trial and error, which is important for rookie coders who might otherwise become discouraged when they make the inevitable mistake.
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These days, although her image shows up mostly on media studies syllabi and in coders' forums, it is universally acknowledged as an indelible piece of internet history.
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The White Hat Group, apparently a volunteer collective of coders, has its origins in the aftermath of the DAO hack that occurred in the summer of 2016.
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It's a pressing question for Democrats: Where will the sprawling network of Sanders volunteers, activists, and coders channel their energies if Clinton, as expected, secures the nomination?
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Sverdlow explained that he wants the coders to be the stars of the show rather than race car drivers — a thought probably appreciated by software engineers everywhere.
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I know there are a lot of incredible coders and people in the tech space who are trying to help us think about some big data questions.
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But there are also an awful lot of adjuncts and low-level coders and freelance writers out there barely scraping by, one health scare away from penury.
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Margaret Hamilton, who was one of the top coders who coded the DSKY navigation computer, saved the lives of the three men who landed on the moon.
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Coding has been a valuable tool for me, and I'm glad that more journalists are learning to code (and that more coders are getting interested in journalism).
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The lobby smells like pulled pork from the street food vendor brought in for a twice-weekly employee lunch, and the young coders and designers queue up.
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The Ethereum coders immediately pressed ahead with just such an application and created, in April, a sort of venture-capital fund without venture capitalists, called the DAO.
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It's no use hiring diverse coders if the message then is: wear a hoodie and pretend to be a guy, or this is no place for you.
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Apply to the TC Disrupt Berlin Hackathon 2019, compete against some of the best coders and makers in the world and let your freaky hack flag fly.
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But, by making it intellectually manageable for ordinary coders to write distributed programs, Jeff and Sanjay had given Google a new level of mastery over such technologies.
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But, because few of these scientists are professional coders, they have often analyzed their hauls with jury-rigged code that has been farmed out to graduate students.
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The program, which can be used by advanced coders and amateurs alike, creates trippy, Van Gogh-like masterpieces that are, for lack of a better term, dreamy.
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Apps and algorithms conceived by these types of coders are fueling a rash of billion-dollar valuations and business-model innovations that have caught the world's attention.
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These tools are built with a "design-first" mindset, meaning non-coders can use them, or they enable people to integrate data, via databases and APIs, instantly.
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"The GozNym network exemplified the concept of 'cybercrime as a service'... (offering) money mules networks, crypters, spammers, coders, organizers, and technical support," Europol said in a statement.
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I just think it's just ... The jobs are ... They're not going to ... A coal miner's not going to ... most of them are not going to become coders.
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The news was covered widely, with commentators tossing around phrases like "the end is nigh" while hand-wringing over the idea of coders coming for musicians' label contracts.
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The absence of women from the teams that are making the Internet, the product designers, the coders, the engineers, the absence of women in the venture capital community.
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There's a prevalent attitude among coders that there's a meritocracy — that "code never lies," and therefore the race/gender/wealth of who is doing the coding doesn't matter.
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Roiha, from the software association, said Integrify's coders might have a good chance to find entry level positions, but would need further studies to land more specialized jobs.
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The plan addresses a pretty big need in schools, where coding classes can sometimes be scarce, especially considering the number of jobs out there that could use coders.
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As she researched learning materials for first-time coders, Mehta noticed there was an opening in the market for a product that helped young people pick up programming.
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This done, the researchers handed the videos over to six "coders"—people trained to parse video recordings for teams of psychologists without knowing the purpose of an experiment.
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Though his parents aren't coders, Jawa latched onto his interest in computers growing up near Silicon Valley, picking up skills from a website called Codecademy in seventh grade.
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Brush up on your parlez-vous Français, stock up on RedBull and get ready to compete against some of the best hackers, coders and programmers in the world.
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Come and join more than 500 hackers, coders, developers, UX/UI designers and other creative geniuses to build, pitch and present something incredible in less than two days.
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Coders working with Andela sign a four-year commitment (with a two-year requirement to work at the company), after which they're able to do whatever they want.
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For Google, its annual I/O developer conference isn't just a place to show off the next major version of Android and get coders excited about building apps.
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Web designers used GIF images almost exclusively, and HTML coders relied on single-pixel transparent spacer GIFs to act as mortar between the joints of their web creations.
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That's one of those super mythologized spaces in early tech literature — all the the coders and anthropologists and computer scientists all hobnobbing it together in bean bag chairs.
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Higgins jokingly asked the panel what they thought might happen to the coders and issued an invitation to any programmers feeling heat from Pyongyang to come to America.
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To DT's credit, they note its a work in progress and posted all their code to GitHub, a site for coders to work together on open-source projects.
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Related: Behind the Scenes of a Flying Robot-Built Cocoon Meet the Amazing Male Ballerinas Dancing En Pointe in Drag Here's What Happens When Dancing Meets Creative Coders
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Would casual activists be better off deploying their best skills toward change (teachers teaching, coders coding, celebrities celebritizing) and leaving direct action in the hands of organizational pros?
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She talked with people who had done so first hand, from more junior coders to those who had risen all the way up the tech hierarchy to CTO.
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As these truths become more blatant, a diverse group of workers—programmers and coders, drivers and cafeteria staff—are beginning to bond as a sort of cohesive class.
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Programs like C1 Coders and Family Code Night help to demystify coding and are sometimes the first — if not only — entry point into this field for many kids.
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He knew from his prior work as a consultant in the industry that there were plenty of experienced and available coders, engineers and software developers around the globe.
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"The great thing since leaving Twitter is I've talked to engineers, coders, journalists — all these people who are looking to make the most of their career," Luckie said.
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Where else can hundreds of talented coders, engineers and devs join forces and team up to create a totally new and awesome product in less than 24 hours?
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The RealTouch was no exception: male coders, drawing from a bank of presets, drew upon their existing knowledge of effects-editing suites to develop new combinations of sensations.
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Stypi was built as a bare bones collaborative code editor and quickly gained traction as a medium for interviewing coders at big tech firms like Apple and Facebook.
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As a China watcher temporarily exiled in Silicon Valley, I began interviewing Chinese coders in the Bay Area, and Li's name came up in several of those conversations.
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With names like Pathrise, Thinkful and the Lambda School, these "career accelerators" provide tech companies with certified coders and provide participants with a credential in months, not years.
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Amazon promises tens of thousands of new jobs in New York, with all sorts of ripple effects beyond employing more coders, sales executives, baristas, nannies and yoga instructors.
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For those users, myself among them, the idea of a site where users share screencasts of their terminal sessions—a kind of YouTube for coders—might seem strange.
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Coders are protesting long hours and unpaid overtime — a sign, industry observers say, that the years of breakneck growth and boundless optimism for Chinese tech companies are past.
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It also publishes "Secret Coders," by Gene Luen Yang, where students at Stately Academy solve mysteries — and not-so-slyly gain basic computer programming knowledge along the way.
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Individual doctors have complained bitterly about the increasing complexity of coding and the expensive necessity of hiring their own professional coders and billers — or paying a billing consultant.
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Recruiting is ongoing for two-year stints to find coders, programmers and software engineers who can make the government more user-friendly for a tech-savvy U.S. public.
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Related: Infinite GIF Landscapes Emerge in a Psychedelic Short Film Motion-Tracking Video Turns a Conductor's Movements into Awesome Art Here's What Happens When Dancing Meets Creative Coders
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But just months after TensorFlow was released to Google's army of coders, the company also began offering it to the world for free, as an open source tactic.
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"That would be great, I mean if we could get other [schools] on board to get a VR lab and get younger coders and programmers," Malouf told Fox News.
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He earned a reputation as one of the industry's most talented coders by helping Google become a computational powerhouse with new approaches to databases and large-scale data analysis.
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Which is why I'll be especially interested in those capable of automating tasks—the coders, engineers, the automators—to see how they might influence the changing world of work.
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Statisticians, economists, Silicon Valley coders, the PhD quants at hedge funds and gambling syndicates: They've all tried to "solve" the outcome of the annual college basketball tournament's 63 matchups.
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Judging by the idolization that Fadell gets from young French coders, Future Shape will undoubtedly get early access to the startups that will emerge from Station F and elsewhere.
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Paananen and several other Finnish top executives estimated recently that there is an immediate need for 7,000 to 9,000 new coders in Finland, hindering growth in tech-oriented companies.
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It could also do wonders for the popularity of Swift among the next generation of coders, and help cement the language as a fixture for young and eager roboticists.
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To make it more accessible for non-coders, it would also be possible to create a desktop-based app that would run all the scripts for the average user.
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There are more resources available: A crowdsourced list stored on GitHub, an online resource for coders, has an even longer list of links to company-specific CCPA information pages.
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While car companies have not traditionally appealed to coders, a large legacy company offer advantages to young women entering the tech workforce that a startup does not, Saujani said.
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Come and join hundreds of the best hackers, coders and programmers in the world to design, hack and create something fantastic in less than two very short, intense days.
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Although the question of to what degree algorithms are tools (as opposed to active collaborators) is discussed at length by artist-coders, they are certainly not self-directing agents.
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We could all feel the excitement in the air when the 103 teams took the stage to present a one-minute demo to impress fellow coders and our judges.
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We could all feel the excitement in the air when the 45 teams took the stage to present a one-minute demo to impress fellow coders and our judges.
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Louise Matsakis explains how machine learning can ID anonymous coders based on the quirks of their style, and why touchscreens in your hotel room could be spying on you.
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This week is a rare exception: The annual Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, where coders and app makers gather to make preparations for the next versions of Apple's operating systems.
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We could all feel the excitement in the air when the 303 teams took the stage to present a one-minute demo to impress fellow coders and our judges.
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We could all feel the excitement in the air when the 64 teams took the stage to present a one-minute demo to impress fellow coders and our judges.
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Where the two companies are using price arbitrage between the costs of developers in emerging markets and coders in the U.S., Techtonic Group is simply offering access to talent.
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At its annual developer conference today, Apple highlighted the fact that lots of young coders had taken up that challenge, some of them as young as nine years old.
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The museum has been working on the project since 2013, and now has a call out for coders to help bring the game back to its full online glory.
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"I'm hoping I can be as cool as you coders," Trump told a group of fifth graders at the school in the pastoral town about 50 miles outside Washington.
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Which is to say these coders of AI may make robots to kill everyone else's jobs—and then be compelled to produce a robot that kills their own too.
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The irony is that few people appreciate the uniqueness of human language more than coders working in artificial intelligence, who wrestle with the difficulty of replicating our cognitive abilities.
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Elon Musk will be opening his home to coders and engineers next month in an apparent bid to attract AI talent to help push forward Tesla's autonomous driving ambitions.
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CEOs hoping to attract and keep coders may therefore have to offer more appealing benefits, like Dropbox's unlimited vacation, or help paying off student loans, or better parental leave.
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You can go deeper on a specific topic by attending Q&A Sessions, and you can check out what some of the world's best coders created at the Hackathon.
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But just as entrepreneurial corporate tax lawyers search each new tax code for economic advantage, entrepreneurial coders and billers find loopholes to exploit at the edge of the law.
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Soylent, the startup darling that rejuvenated the meal-replacement market in the U.S. with a new formulation and a pitch to Silicon Valley's coders, is also making snack bars.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Thanks to a small team of artists and coders, you may now explore cities through patterns of infrastructure as captured in aerial photography.
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Since Google released TensorFlow, its competitors in cloud computing, Microsoft and Amazon, have released, or started supporting, their own free software tools to help coders build machine-learning systems.
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But Tokyo and New York-based designers PARTY, a group of creative coders and technologists who build electronics, have created a rather tongue-in-cheek solution to this social issue.
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With about 0003,2000 users, Wall of Us is looking for funding and will host an upcoming "Wonkathon" that brings together coders and policy experts to try to build new tools.
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It also features all the necessary tools for the non-coders on the team (think project managers and business analysts) to keep track of the state of a given project.
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Without giving away too much, there's three coders that I can think of off the top of my head, one kind of a big part that goes throughout the season.
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Lauridsen has several blind friends who are amazing coders, she said, but there are certain jobs and roles they can't take because the developer environments are not accessible to them.
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Each media source was coded individually by two separate coders, via which technique they say was able to successfully label nearly 91% of all links shared during the study period.
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They sold Basic Attention Tokens (BAT coin) which will grant buyers access to an innovative ad-free web browser the coders are intending to create, but have yet to launch.
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We could all feel the excitement in the air when the 90 teams took the stage to present a short one-minute demo to impress fellow coders and our judges.
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In partnership with Dutch programmers, he's working on software called Videosync, which creates visual plugins, enabling less-proficient coders to build their own 2D and 3D realities in Ableton Live.
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Ho is gregarious and outgoing, but for some coders, people and their incessant demands can be a pain in the butt, and human relations another daily hassle to be fixed.
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Thieves, coders, and hackers participate in an underground industry designed to remove a user's iCloud account from a phone so that they can then be sold on the black market.
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Now just imagine what thousands of tech coders, creators, hackers and programmers from around the world can create between now and when Disrupt SF '18 kicks off on September 5.
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That said, CEO Zee Dubrovsky tells TechCrunch that the company is also adding integration with Swift, Python and JavaScript to help young coders transition to more broadly useful coding languages.
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Obama spoke to coders and entrepreneurs at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California, in a conversation with Lisa Jackson, Apple's vice president of environment, policy and social initiatives.
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This problem can be solved by making it harder to join the network (reducing user growth) or by centralizing control to a handful of trusted coders or nodes (reducing decentralization).
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The goal behind this wave of what coders call "civic technology" is to create low cost solutions to some of New York City's most pressing civic problems, like affordable housing.
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The group's leader is more interested in creating new algorithms and applications to run on quantum computers, and building software libraries that allow conventional coders to use the exotic machines.
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Already, coders have claimed authorship over the "push button" works their AI software creates, which happened earlier this year in a distribution deal Warner Music brokered with the startup Endel.
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The collapse of Lehman Brothers 20153 years ago wasn't just a reckoning for the financial system — it was an epiphany for coders and entrepreneurs who thought they could do better.
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When pursuing an interesting problem like developing facial recognition or recreating a society in silico, it's all too easy for curious and driven researchers and coders to charge ahead blindly.
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While Mr. Sanders suggests a federal government job guarantee, and Joe Biden suggests turning coal miners into coders, Mr. Yang says that work as we have known it is over.
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Although Google is, like many big tech firms, thought of primarily as a business staffed by high-paid, highly pampered coders, half of the company's labor is provided by contractors.
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Congratulations to all the motivated hackers, coders, devs and designers who took action and secured their spot in the TechCrunch Hackathon at Disrupt San Francisco 22 on October 24-22019.
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This archival photo showing computer operators with an Eniac — the world's first programmable general-purpose computer — visually conveys the important role women coders played in the early days of computing.
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When Wilkes talks to today's young coders, they are often shocked to learn that women were among the field's earliest, towering innovators and once a common sight in corporate America.
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When Sue Gardner surveyed those 1,400 women in 2014, they told her the same story: In the early years, as junior coders, they looked past the ambient sexism they encountered.
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Singer offers critiques to young coders Freshman Jose Hernandez, 15, was thrilled to see her and said he found Ciara's music ideal for the coding he was learning in class.
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Final results released Sunday indicate Facebook still has a way to go: CherryPi finished sixth in a field of 28; the top three bots were all made by lone, hobbyist coders.
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Since its inception in 2011, TechCrunch's China hackathon has always has been an exciting and busy place for local coders, makers and designers across our events in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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The hiring numbers in Silicon Valley are particularly bad, and again, no, it's not because women are somehow worse coders than men (MRA trolls, we'll see you in the comments section).
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And, if the recently launched M Suggestions is any indication, the coders at the social media giant look back on the panic-inducing anthropomorphized paperclip with a bizarre degree of fondness.
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In another area are rows of cheap Ikea motorized standing desks, many topped with giant TVs (they're more cost-effective than monitors, Bry explains) to help the company's AI coders see.
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Martin Heinrich, Dianne Feinstein, and Kamala Harris — all members of the committee — have each tweeted more about Russia than they have about health care, according to the Progressive Coders Network's statistics.
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Amateur coders can program the SPRK using a drag-and-drop graphical interface in the app, but as they get more experienced they can also mess around with the raw code.
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And while the average user might not get too excited about Linux software, it's big news for developers and coders who rely on those tools to create new applications and software.
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We've gone global with a Virtual Hackathon, which features thousands of the world's best tech-heads, coders, designers and programmers hacking some incredible creations and competing for a $10,000 grand prize.
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Tech has only been male-dominant in the last few decades — the first coders in the 1940s were women — while martial arts has been male-dominant for the last few millennia.
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Fintech, worth about £7bn annually, is particularly vulnerable to post-Brexit restrictions on the movement of EU labour because an unusually high proportion of its executives, coders and designers are European.
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Former NASA intern Chris Garry uploaded the files on Thursday and it has become a popular place for coders and space buffs to joke along with the scientists from the 1960s.
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A volunteer group of coders calling themselves the White Hat Group took it upon themselves to "rescue" the funds in the other 500 vulnerable wallets before the hackers could get them.
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Unlike Sphero's Bolt, which is aimed at beginner coders, the RVR is also the company's first bot meant to provide a more complex coding experience, while still being accessible to newbies.
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Carter introduced Lynch during a speech to the Commonwealth Club on Tuesday and said he had already recruited coders from companies like Google and Shopify for a Pentagon "tour of duty."
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Because he hates shopping, he bought dozens of pairs of the same T-shirt and khakis, a classic strategy for coders, since it removes the friction of decisionmaking when getting dressed.
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In fact, Welch says, boot camp graduates often fall victim to a common pattern: Big companies hire boot camp coders in huge groups, fully expecting to lay off half of them.
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According to a blog post published this week, user data from Hackerrank reveals that the sharpest coders in the country are based not in Silicon Valley but in Washington and Wyoming.
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The book's final project had aspiring coders programming Gorillas—a simplistic artillery game where giant apes stood on opposite ends of a vast city and lobbed explosive bananas at each other.
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The new TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Tourbillon Nanograph is a lot of buzzwords in a beautiful package In my on-going Technotopia series I've been talking to designers, coders, and journalists.
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The theory has held up: The fact that Microsoft owns two of the top recruiting tools for tech jobs matters because firms will pay top dollar to hire the best coders.
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Apple has some "prosumer" products like MacBook Pro that blur the lines between designers and coders, and other products like the iPad Pro that seem to fit between computer and phone.
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The program is part of Microsoft's LEAP diversity initiative, aimed at hiring women and minorities from unconventional backgrounds, such as self-taught coders and graduates of so-called coding boot camps.
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Positioning its recruiter as a fighter to be reckoned with, the video invites coders to ask themselves if they have the chops to contend to the challenge of joining their team.
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The worldwide community of coders that oversees the open-source Linux operating system, which runs about 30 percent of computer servers worldwide, has already posted a patch for that operating system.
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It harkens back to the cypherpunk era, he says, imposing the kinds of constraints coders dealt with in the 1980s on their Commodore 64s—no calls to fancy machine learning code.
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The titles range from board books and picture books for babies and elementary school children, to nonfiction coding manuals, activity books and journals, and a series of novels featuring girl coders.
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That night, the Yang Gang, as the candidate's fans proudly call themselves, was a happy crowd of gamers, former goth girls, Burning Man enthusiasts, sci-fi geeks, students, coders and stoners.
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This training bundle is great for beginners and intermediate coders alike as it teaches you all the fundamentals of the language, as well as techniques on how to solve programming issues.
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The second experiment found similar results: The same coders rated the top male and female celebrities, according to IMDb and Forbes; the most attractive were also married for shorter amounts of time.
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I tried to explain that to a few people, and a couple guys really got it and acknowledged that women probably got a lot more of these comments than male coders would.
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These are opportunities for programmers, coders and designers to turn their ideas into practical transportation solutions in the form of web and mobile apps, data visualizations and algorithms for improved transit performance.
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At the other end of the labour market, coders and consultants can sell their expertise across the world to the highest bidder, with three or four gigs on the go at once.
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Plus, with corporate America being male-dominated, it's refreshing to read stories about protagonists — coders, writers, assistants — who are (or become) strong, dynamic, not-to-be-reckoned-with women in the workplace.
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Still, customers like Dropbox, Zoom and Vodafone rely on its SMS incident alerts, while Kintaba's integration with Slack might not be enough to rouse coders from their slumber when something catches fire.
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The hackathon is open to everyone — across Europe and beyond, so join hundreds of other hackers, UX/UI designers, coders and like-minded techies for a full-on coding free-for-all.
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On May 225-226, hundreds of Europe's best and brightest coders, hackers, tech makers and programmers will descend upon Paris, the City of Light, to take part in TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech.
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But its latest robot, the RVR (pronounced Rover) pushes forward with the company's renewed focus on STEAM friendly robots, by adding a modular robot that can keep up with more advanced coders.
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Tappeiner is using Anki's newly unveiled software development kit—an SDK, in coder parlance—that he says even the greenest of coders can use to tweak the behavior of the toy robot.
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If you're deep into the world of artificial intelligence, you certainly know Kaggle, the Google Cloud-owned platform where AI coders compete on projects, often with financial rewards for the winning solutions.
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The Bluetooth SIG says it is considering a next generation of resources for developers, including the possibility of creating a security audit tool that coders can use to check their Bluetooth implementations.
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Removing the friction from a system is an aesthetic joy; coders' eyes blaze when they talk about making something run faster or how they eliminated some bothersome human effort from a process.
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You get to go head-to-head with other coders at the top of their game, and it's an invaluable opportunity to share ideas, learn new skills and network with your community.
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The new emoji include 11 new characters portraying professional women — as doctors, welders, scientists, chefs, coders and more — as well as the dozens of new male and female versions of existing emoji.
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A group called Coders for Sanders developed an app for canvassers, an interactive event map for Mr. Sanders's website, and the app his campaign used to track and monitor the Iowa caucuses.
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And although many of the memo's assertions were risible, such as the idea that women are not coders because they are less intrigued by "things" than men are, others made more sense.
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At the same time, cybersecurity as an industry is no longer made up of lone coders and small, grey-hat hacking groups; it's a gigantic industry with startups worth billions of dollars.
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As for GitHub, the company is said to have been "impressed" by Satya Nadella, who has actively courted coders and coding initiatives since taking the reins at the company, back in 2014.
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Combining machine learning with human insights, the company is able to automate processes in developer and infrastructure operations so that coders and systems administrators can work together more effectively on product development.
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Before "Mult Lichnosti," they'd honed their operational skills running a successful massively multiplayer online video game company, which required keeping large teams of coders, writers and artists working together in lock step.
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"One of the things we tell our girls is we have to change the image of what a coder looks like and the industries where coders are most prominent," Ms. Saujani said.
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Its coders are busily writing software tools known as compilers and libraries, themselves used to create the software that powers all manner of electronic devices, not just smartphones but also networking gear.
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If that's not confirmation enough that coding is cool, then how about the fact that coders can build their own websites from scratch or that JavaScript developers earn, on average, almost $115,000?
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At the same time, human traders have been disrupted by electronic firms like Virtu and XTX, places that employ a few dozen coders to trade billions in stocks and currencies every day.
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That works in controlled environments such as factories, but a robot assisting people in a home or office faces too many varying circumstances for coders to anticipate and respond to them all.
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Coders make the shift for the same reasons consumers and businesses adopt new versions of software: to access new features, as well as to maintain compatibility with modern hardware and common tools.
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Megan Schaible of the tech consultancy Reaktor, which helped design the course, said the motivation was "to prove that AI should not be left in the hands of a few elite coders."
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In addition to marketing iPads to schools, the company sells digital schoolbooks through its iBooks platform, and offers education software like its Classroom app and the Swift Playgrounds teaching tool for budding coders.
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It remains to be seen if the economy of the future will create enough jobs for software coders and drone designers to make up for all the cashiers and cab drivers it loses.
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In the late 90s when Linux was rapidly ascending as a solid third operating system alternative for coders, sys admins, engineers, and people tired of Microsoft and Apple, IBM publicly announced its support.
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Apple, of course, directly benefits by helping inspire the next generation of coders, as its ecosystem of apps — and the billions of dollars they generate — are built by millions of third-party developers.
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The idea with Mimo is to break down computer science lessons into smaller chunks, allowing aspiring coders to practice coding in lessons that don't take longer than a couple of minutes to complete.
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Every country in the world requires and allows immigration: to succour the truly vulnerable, to reunite families and to fill vital gaps in their workforces, whether for Python coders or hospital bottom-washers.
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Microsoft is losing out to tools like Docker and Heroku on the web and it's only a matter of time before coders are more comfortable with their MacBooks and VIM than with Windows.
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By making it easy for OS X users to switch back and forth between platforms Microsoft is able ensure coders can quickly become desktop agnostic or, barring that, give Windows a try again.
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For the last year or so, a handful of Resilient Coders worked with Ralph through the concept, design and the ultimate creation of the project, which utilized JavaScript data visualization tool D3.js.
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In it, he talks about engineers' aesthetic of efficiency — how "coders' eyes blaze when they talk about making something run faster," and how they dream of doing such things at previously unimaginable scale.
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Jeff Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat, who are among the most skilled coders in the entire world in Google's system, have achieved Level 11, according to a December 2018 profile in The New Yorker.
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So she thinks there is a case to be made for treating both coders and miners as fiduciaries, imposing a legal requirement on them to act in the interests of the system's users.
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To alleviate the system's congestion, Mr Back and other leading coders, collectively called "Bitcoin Core", have developed a solution to pack blocks more densely, using a technique known as "segregated witness", or SegWit.
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But it isn't some exotic fabrication process — the costs of which have inhibited startups in this space for years — nor is it yet another esoteric new discipline or architecture for coders to learn.
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It's not a game-changer per se, but the option of adding new programming options is a solid addition when it comes to encouraging coders to think creatively—which is what you want.
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These cascading choices multiply quickly and few robot systems are equipped to have new ones put in on a regular basis — or if they are, it's dedicated roboticists or coders who do it.
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The $160-million-dollar campaign, #WeNeedMore, will bring technology and role models to underserved communities in a play to encourage kids to dream of becoming coders and scientists — not basketball players or supermodels.
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The annual developer conference, which begins the morning of May 7, gives Google three days to demonstrate its vision for the future—and convince the coders in the audience to help build it.
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"Progressive candidates usually do not have the same reach or accessibility towards apps or resources to help jump-start their campaign," said Rapi Castillo, a software developer and member of Coders for Sanders.
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At this event, which opens the season for the Thalia Kids' Book Club programs at Symphony Space, Mr. Yang will discuss "Secret Coders: Paths & Portals," the new title in his middle-grade series.
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Through Stoke, companies can find freelance designers, coders, and other kinds of workers; distribute required paperwork to them and help ensure that they complete and submit it; monitor freelance budgets; and pay workers.
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BlackBerry also announced a partnership allowing corporate coders to translate apps for use with BlackBerry systems, and a deal for its QNX software to be used in electric locomotives being developed in Turkey.
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As enterprising coders used MapReduce to derive insights from Google's data, it became possible to transcribe users' voice mails, answer their questions, autocomplete their queries, and translate among more than a hundred languages.
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The project has also scaled wildly beyond the Foundation's original goals, with many a Pi finding its way into the hands of a crafty maker or clever startup, not just aspiring student coders.
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We're inviting hundreds of think-outside-the-boxers — coders, devs, engineers and tech makers — to compete onsite at the TechCrunch Hackathon, which takes place during Disrupt San Francisco 2019 on October 2-4.
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In the video, Kloss sends coders scrambling at their desks as she makes her way from the car to the office to unveil the new billboards for the Pure Color Envy Lip collection.
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In 2013, Sergei K. Shoigu, the Russian defense minister, told university rectors at a meeting in Moscow that he was on a "head hunt in the positive meaning of the word" for coders.
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But non-routine jobs — not only high-tech jobs for coders and engineers but also personal services jobs like nurses and teachers — are in high and rising demand and aren't vulnerable to automation.
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Ferris says that even now that IBM owns Red Hat&aposs army of open source developers, its own Big Blue coders are not limited to working on IBM&aposs many proprietary software products.
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They still wanted to encourage those obsessive teenage coders, but they had come to understand that the neophytes were just as likely to bloom rapidly into remarkable talents and deserved as much support.
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They then shared the code with an increasing number of other coders until it eventually leaked on Reddit, and was subsequently uploaded to Github by someone unknown to the original coterie of jailbreaking enthusiasts.
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Today he and his fellow activists and coders at the Berkeley-based, Iran-focused app developer IranCubator will launch RadiTo, an audio app for Android uniquely suited to the conditions of the country's internet.
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For the coders and machine learning enthusiasts among you, Google has also provided some pre-trained TensorFlow modules, and of course documented their work in a couple of papers linked in the blog post.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc on Monday unveiled its first training center in Latin America for coders and entrepreneurs, encouraging technology careers for young Brazilians saddled with staggering unemployment after a deep economic crisis.
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The concept of "deepfakes" hit the internet late last year like a weirdly rendered bombshell after amateur coders discovered that they could use AI to quickly and easily face-swap celebrities into pornographic clips.
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Andela has built up campuses in Lagos, Nigeria, Nairobi, Kenya and Kampala, Uganda to train coders and then put them to work on projects for companies such as Mastercard Labs, Viacom, GitHub, and Gusto.
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It's also designed with ease of use as a priority, and it abstracts away most of the complex tasks like memory management and exception handling, enabling coders to learn it without frying their brains.
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Attention coders, designers and all other builders: the TechCrunch China Hackathon is returning to Shenzhen, the city known as the hardware capital of the world, this month and we want you to take part!
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Read More: How Coders Hacked Back to 'Rescue' $208 Million in Ethereum That wallet was actually a code library for Parity multi-signature wallets, making them instantly useless and permanently freezing the funds inside.
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By incorporating tech into these plans, the new president could create thousands of new jobs for groups that expand beyond coders and software engineers in cities and towns outside of Silicon Valley and Austin.
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To that end, the site has recently released an API, a tool other tape-loving coders can use to query the etree database and build new portals to etree's culturally invaluable set of metadata.
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Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook had a strong message on Monday when he addressed the company's global gathering of coders and computer scientists: Apple is the best place to earn money from making apps.
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HackerRank positions itself as a destination for programmers to learn about how to code and compete with fellow coders online, and for companies to find, screen and interview a more diverse range of engineers.
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The overlapping code, said Thakur, has not been seen outside of Lazarus Group attacks, meaning it was likely not available in a coding repository used by malware coders to cut and paste reusable code.
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CODERS The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World By Clive Thompson Code seems cold and objective, the raw logic of the internet, and Silicon Valley likes it that way.
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In fact, they're barely removed from the venture capitalists of today's world, funding tired, red-eyed coders to cast their spells into the night, building waves of disruption that swamp vast swaths of lives.
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" While Codecademy has introduced "thousands to the fundamentals of computer science," through "addictive bite-sized pieces that are easy to accomplish," this person wrote that it falls short in helping cultivate a "coders' mindset.
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Here are eight of the most in-demand job skills to have on your résumé in 2018: We're in the middle of another tech boom, and there aren't enough coders to meet the demand.
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The blockchain, the digital ledger system that underlies the boom in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, is an innovation born within the open-source software community, where software coders pride themselves on the sharing of information.
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It is E.T.H. Zurich not E.C.H. • An article on Page 2212 about women coders misidentifies the institution Ellen Spertus was affiliated with when she published a 2556 report on women's experiences in programming classes.
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It is E.T.H. Zurich not E.C.H. • An article on Page 2698 about women coders misidentifies the institution Ellen Spertus was affiliated with when she published a 24637 report on women's experiences in programming classes.
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And around the same time, I noticed that a statistic in the New York Times Magazine and in Clive Thompson's upcoming book Coders was drawn from a study that doesn't seem to really exist.
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Buy a 4-pack of Sharpie Xtreme Markers on Amazon for $4.97 (originally $10) Sticky Notes: Post-it Notes are amazing for note-takers, color coders, and organization freaks who cannot live without lists.
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Projects like BotOrNot, software that aims to detect whether a Twitter account is controlled by a person or by code, point to just how much success coders have had at building human-like bots.
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Women filled computer-programming jobs in the U.S. and U.K. after World War II, but as government and business professionalized programming, men pushed women out of the jobs, and the decline of female coders began.
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While it's unlikely we'll start seeing coders walking the runway at fall fashion shows (or we might, who knows?), it isn't outlandish to think that we'll start seeing more of them in the public eye.
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The posts were all evaluated by human coders, Moreno said, since it can be complicated to rate a site in certain areas such as appeal to young people, because that involves analyzing images, for example.
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When Dr Dietze and Dr Knowles correlated the coders' conclusions with the data from the questionnaires, they found that the number of gazes at strangers did not vary with social class, but their duration did.
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Swift Playgrounds, which was introduced at Apple's WWDC 2016, is an iPad app that gives first-time coders a series of puzzles to complete, and characters to control with taps and touches on an iPad.
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Meanwhile, Facebook has been operating a developer platform for more than a decade, and has fostered a huge community of coders looking to get their content in front of Facebook's massive 2 billion user audience.
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For example, in some instances you can insert carriage returns just to make it easier on the eyes; to some coders, this is just annoyingly stupid, while others like the aesthetic appearance of the ASCII.
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Gartner analyst Mark Driver said complex projects will still require experts with a background in programming, and technical expertise will be vital to ensuring the security, scalability and efficiency of applications created by non-coders.
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On May 25-26, hundreds of Europe's best and brightest coders, hackers, tech makers and programmers will descend upon Paris to take part in TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech and compete for a €5,000 grand prize.
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"Right now, I have to negotiate a contract with the insurance companies and hire a back office of coders and billers that I have to run everything through in order to get paid," said Hill.
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Reuters spoke to more than a dozen women - and some men - in the sector, from entry-level employees to executives, who described an industry where female engineers and coders battle against ingrained biases favoring men.
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But less obvious is that GitHub, where coders and programmers discuss and learn computer science techniques, can also serve as a portfolio of professional products — a feature Andreessen Horowitz recognized when it invested in 2012.
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Business Insider spoke with an impressive panel of self-taught coders who leveraged their hard-won knowledge into enviable salaries and shared the following guidance for others who would like to follow in their footsteps.
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GitHub, a site for coders to collaborate on open source projects, removed Lavigne's repository, which featured a user interface for scanning the scraped data, including ICE employees' self-provided photos, job descriptions, and work history.
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" Nellie Bowles, who covers tech and internet culture from San Francisco for The Times, visits us this week to discuss Clive Thompson's "Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World.
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A new group of volunteer coders and medical professionals, including Air Force software organization Kessel Run's Chief Data Officer Andrew Kemendo, and data-driven doctor and researcher Jorge A. Caballero, have created a new findcovidtesting.
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Check out (or compete in) the TC Hackathon, a high-pressure marathon where hundreds of skilled coders, UX designers and other innovative makers build working solutions to real-world challenges in less than 24 hours.
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Everywhere I go in Ohio, employers tell me they need workers who have the skills to fill available jobs — well-paying work as welders, coders and health care technicians, all of which require skills training.
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But the sheer complexity of the system has also spawned jobs for legions of data-entry clerks, revenue-cycle analysts and medical billing coders who must decipher arcane rules to mine money from human ills.
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The Commons is a bit like the hacker spaces that have long thrived in the Valley — places where coders and makers gather to build new software and hardware — but it moves beyond that familiar concept.
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Rather, its new program aims to move a large swath of workers up one or two rungs on the skills ladder, turning warehouse floor workers into IT technicians and low-level coders into data scientists.
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As early as 2013, Sergei K. Shoigu, the Russian defense minister, told university rectors at a meeting in Moscow that he was on a "head hunt in the positive meaning of the word" for coders.
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The shift actually began far earlier, back in the late '60s, when managers recognized that male coders shared a growing tendency to be antisocial isolates, lording their arcane technical expertise over that of their bosses.
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In an age when Instagram and Snapchat and iPhones are part of the warp and weft of life's daily fabric, potential coders worry less that the job will be isolated, antisocial and distant from reality.
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A team of a dozen coders is currently building the episode, so the broadcaster can't yet confirm how many different variations will be available in the end, or what topics will be featured on the episode.
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In just three short days, some of the best hackers, coders, programmers and creative tech geniuses in the world will arrive in Paris to compete in the TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech 2019 on 17-18 May.
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"The American focus is definitely on technology initially whereas a lot of Chinese companies tend to make use of cost-effective platforms to develop the content," said Lau, who adds that coders are cheaper in China.
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The near capacity army of developers, coders, roboticists, engineers and all-purpose hackers broke up into 103 teams, tasked with designing and developing projects during a 210-hour energy drink and adrenaline-fueled whirlwind of inspiration.
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The scholar Danielle Keats Citron cites the example of Colorado, where coders placed more than 900 incorrect rules into its public benefits system in the mid-2000s, resulting in problems like pregnant women being denied Medicaid.
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So the first thing I want to do is I want to disabuse us of this retraining myth that's out there, that somehow we're going to retrain coal miners into coders or truckers into logistics specialists.
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The S1 is nearly fully customizable and be programmed to do your bidding in Scratch—a kid-friendly programming language with code blocks that can be pieced together like Legos— or Python, for more advanced coders.
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Coders might have different backgrounds and political opinions, but nearly every one I've ever met found deep, almost soulful pleasure in taking something inefficient—even just a little bit slow—and tightening it up a notch.
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But in practice, a small group of core coders are the only ones who can implement these changes, because code must be thoroughly vetted and tested to ensure that it doesn't break the system when implemented.
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These throwback titles were aimed at young coders just starting out with the BASIC coding language and so on, and the illustrations feature a helpful cast of retro-looking robots and the aliens from Space Invaders.
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While the code can insert any language text or sequence of characters into the code, or English text, the point appears to be more about eliminating the original intent of coders than causing an incorrect attribution.
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Rep. Will Hurd, chairman of the House Information Technology Subcommittee, and Frank Hall, a network engineer/CyberPatriot coach from San Antonio, discuss the need for a new generation of trained coders to decipher the potential dangers.
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The due diligence tasks can be solved through trusted third-party intermediaries, which frankly is what most firms already use for these processes (there aren't a lot of investors who also happen to be coders anyway).
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The highly complex process required the coders to assign numerical values to each of the device's mechanisms—the heating elements, the belts, and the lubricant dispenser—to create a tactile experience appropriate to the onscreen image.
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The Pokemón and Nintendo figures then serve to place the supposed origin story of bitcoin in this era and digital world of gamers and coders, working on the fringes of society to create this idealistic currency.
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Nevertheless there's still something undeniably cool (and useful) about firing up GIMP or Firefox or LibreOffice on your Chromebook, and it opens up a whole host of extra possibilities for these lightweight laptops (not least for coders).
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The super popular Nintendo Switch actually uses a modified version of the Tegra chip found in the Shield—which means Nintendo coders are already very familiar with the architecture the games would need to be ported to.
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In addition to working with Wikimedia, the Met has also made the information about its collection — known as tombstone data — available as a file on GitHub, which it hopes will allow coders to experiment with the data.
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In the latest season of Silicon Valley, startup Pied Piper braves all kinds of obstacles, from an aggressive pizza company trying to steal their coders to contending with their archnemesis Hooli's Galvin Belson (played by Matt Ross).
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In this case, the researchers had $50,000 in prize money to offer coders who could come up with "new AI techniques that could train machines to replicate an expert clinician's ability to target a tumor," Mak said.
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Almost all of its functions can be changed or tweaked to your liking using two coding languages: Scratch, a simpler more visual language that can be arranged in blocks like Legos, or Python for more experienced coders.
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Thompson, whose article was excerpted from his forthcoming book, Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World, confirmed that he didn't see the original study and is now trying to find it.
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The DAO's withdrawal system froze the money for 27 days, and rather than let the money slip away permanently, Ethereum's coders have decided to stop the theft by changing the basic code that the currency runs on.
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GameMaker, which is a program that simplifies coding for non-coders and is the system behind some pretty fantastic games, including Spelunky, Hotline Miami and Undertale (as long as you're a creative genius in the first place).
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"Our mission is to make the tech world a better place by enabling all coders to create web apps they love in a fast, friendly, and safe way," the company said in a comment offered to TechCrunch.
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But Maeve's peek behind the curtain hints at a more fundamental cause: As the engineers, coders and technicians dismantle and reconstruct the hosts, the show constantly forces us to reflect on how we humans are composed, too.
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"I recognized right away that this could go in a really bad direction," she says, so she set about getting its coders and product managers out into the community, rubbing shoulders with people living on the streets.
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In addition, as is often the case in warfare, the big conventional army can be at a disadvantage: The insurance companies and government seem to be always one step behind the latest guerrilla tactics of providers' coders.
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Last year, the graphic novel Secret Coders launched with a premise that was a novelty in the world of YA fiction: Three students who set out to solve the mystery at the heart of their school—through coding.
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Keyboard shortcuts have always been a favorite of writers, coders, and other fast-track computer users who want to get as much text on the screen as they can without having to lift their hands from their keyboards.
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In the meantime, Deng continues to sharpen his coding acumen and improve his marketability on HackerRank, a website where nearly 2 million coders from around the world virtually gather to show off their skills to would-be employers.
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Apple ended the 2016 WWDC with an inspiring boost directed toward those looking to becoming coders by introducing Swift Playgrounds, a free tool designed to make it easier for people to learn code using Apple's Swift developer language.
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In June, he'll join thousands of coders and creators at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California, to present his next big project, an education app to help his son (a special needs student) learn math.
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The MolSSI is funded to the tune of $19.4 million over 5 years, and much of the initial $5.8 million, officially awarded today, will go towards kitting out the new digs and hiring the founding scientists and coders.
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In its 34 years, the creative process at EA has expanded from a handful of coders producing games in a couple of months, to hundreds of designers, artists, writers, and actors collaborating for years on global-facing blockbusters.
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That first jury found no patent infringement but held that when Google developed its Android platform, it violated Oracle's copyright in three dozen Java "packages," or folders of programs declaring programming methods and directing coders on their use.
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From his current vantage point of running his own successful agency, Manuel suggests that would-be coders take advantage of today's low or no-cost opportunities, many of which weren't available when he started out two decades ago.
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It's not just Notre Dame's professors and their spouses who want amenities, but the coders and marketers at Data Realty and the technical people and manufacturing workers who still make up the largest segment of South Bend's economy.
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"The standard acquisition system was not going to get us the product we wanted," Harrigian said, explaining that his own team could sit next to the coders, telling them what they needed the tanker planning tool to do.
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"It's boom time for the next 10 years," Rod Drury, the chief executive of the online accounting software firm Xero, which is based in New Zealand, said of trying to lure more coders and engineers to the country.
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"I looked at people like [Google founders] Larry [Page] and Sergey [Brin], who were coders, who were sitting in a garage, and building a company, and I looked at that and didn't see myself in that," she says.
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Another: A group of coders at Intermountain Healthcare in Utah is working on a more radical solution, called "activity-based design," which updates records by voice, and offers helpful care algorithms to clinicians as they interact with patients.
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An ultra-common and generally bullshit theme that can be found across the internet from Business Insider to coder forums to anywhere else that aspiring programmers and coders may lurk is that of the "most profitable" programming language.
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Prior to the emoji competition, it has hosted hackathons, in which coders are given 48 hours to create a pitch for the next great mobile app, and a series of workshops and talks at the laboratory's downtown offices.
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CreditCreditIllustration by James Graham A few years ago, Kedar Iyer, an entrepreneur in Silicon Valley, became acutely aware of a problem in his industry: A surfeit of talented coders were routinely overlooked by employers because they lacked elite pedigrees.
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But after authorities identified Joshua Philip Yabut as the Fort Pickett soldier involved in the mid-speed chase, his face and name were quickly recognized by people in privacy circles; coders, activists, and security pros whose ovations suddenly ceased.
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We are all sick of the jokes that no longer feel funny: lines about the lack of women in tech, about obscenely rich 20-somethings, about awkward coders with bad people skills, about "hustling" and growth at any cost.
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The app (which The Verge spotted via Prosthetic Knowledge) was created by Damjanski and two of his friends who are all part of Do Something Good, an "incubation collective" where coders and artists pool their resources to create projects.
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Coders have had to figure out how to divvy up the cores—not an easy task when some parts of a simulated universe evolve quickly and complexly, while little happens elsewhere, and then conditions can switch on a dime.
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Kloss: A lot of the feedback we get from our young coders is that they were one of only a couple girls who signed up for a computer science class at school, and they felt stupid asking a question.
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"Nobody believes this is coming soon, and nobody believes this is going to happen to their job," said Michael Solomon, co-founder and managing partner of 10x Management, a talent agency for high-performing software engineers, coders, and designers.
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One goal is to get more young women to take it up: Spotify says its Saturday camps for pre-teen programmers often have more girls than boys who attend; but by college age, male coders vastly outnumber female ones.
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"Whereas Mutiny was once a rag-tag group of young coders full of limitless potential, the company now finds itself squarely in its adolescence, striving for corporate adulthood in a strange land where its future is far from guaranteed."
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We're going to teach them how to use AI to grow more vegetables and flowers in greenhouses and as a result, they'll be able to develop the skills and the desire to move beyond entry-level jobs as coders.
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Using technology as the medium, New York-based artist Seth Price and a collective of anonymous coders have built a conceptual art piece that, among many other things, reveals some of Trump's top financial supporters in the art world.
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Higginbotham joins us on the podcast this week to talk about his sweeping new history of the nuclear accident and its aftermath, and later, Nellie Bowles discusses Clive Thompson's new book, "Coders," a study of Silicon Valley's "brogrammer" culture.
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The paradigm of success seems to be shifting from the early riser who gets to the office before everyone else to "late-night coders, digital nomads, freelance moguls and co-working entrepreneurs," Alex Williams wrote (probably late at night).
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Last weekend I incurred the understandable wrath of many a programmer by suggesting that new coders learn coding "the hard way" via the C programming language rather than the language most of the universe wants them to learn, which is JavaScript.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's Supercell, maker of the Clash of Clans mobile game, said on Wednesday it would fund a new software programming school free of tuition fees to be established in Helsinki next year, to combat a lack of skilled coders.
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Dash, along with Coders for Corbyn, used that open-source software to create the Corbyn Kit, which now contains everything from Jerimojis (emojis of Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party) to an app that blocks fake or troll Twitter accounts.
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His other books include "Boxers and Saints" (2013), a work of historical fiction with dollops of mysticism set during the Boxer Rebellion in China; and "Secret Coders" (2015), illustrated by Mike Holmes, about students solving mysteries at an unsettling school.
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Valenzuela straddles the fields of art and code and says he wants to bridge these two worlds, empowering non-coders to use machine learning models and, in turn, connecting researchers to the people who will benefit directly from their work.
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Many professional coders recommend starting with the Python language due to its simple syntax, power, and sheer flexibility (it's used in everything from web apps to e-commerce platforms.) Get your feet wet with this online course on Python for Beginners.
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CartoDB, a data visualization company founded in Madrid in 2012, changed its name to CARTO to celebrate its new analysis tool CARTO Builder and to emphasize its attempt to enlarge its audience from developers to business people and non-coders.
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Our first Virtual Hackathon features thousands of top hackers, programmers, designers, coders and marketers all over the world vying for a $10,000 cash grand prize — plus, challenging contests from our sponsors add thousands of dollars more in cash and prizes.
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Schuhmacher has been in prison for 17 years on a murder charge, and is part of The Last Mile Works, a joint venture program that gives inmate coders the chance to work on projects for high-profile Silicon Valley companies.
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A new Sesame Workshop-produced show set to air on Apple's soon-to-launch streaming service will teach kids coding basics — an agenda Apple regularly pushes to get its programming language, Swift, into the hands of the next generation of coders.
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Adapted from Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World, by Clive Thompson, to be published March 26, 2019, by Penguin Press, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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This morning in San Jose, CA, Apple CEO Tim Cook delivered a keynote at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, where thousands of coders and creators the world over are convening for a week of tech sessions, labs, consultations, and guest talks.
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I load the floppy disks into my Amiga computer and playback the files with an incredible piece of software called PT-1210 mk1—an awesome Amiga-exclusive player made by some genius coders from the demoscene called Hoffmann and Akira.
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"Television shows are not like cars or operating systems, and they are not best made by engineers or coders in the same assembly line manner as consumer products which need to be of uniform size, shape and quality," Landgraf said.
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But by 2010, that share had dipped below 20 percent, driven by a number of factors—including advertising campaigns that sold computers to boys instead of girls, and popular ideas about what coders should look like (nerdy, white, and male).
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While it is early, Argenti said he's likely to implement principles common in the tech world: giving managers end-to-end ownership of products, organizing coders in small "two-pizza teams" and creating micro services as opposed to big releases.
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Here are the top Wall Street headlines at midday: Inside Goldman Sachs' program to develop a new generation of coders - "Does anyone know where the cloud is?" asks Wilfred Amuri, an engineer in the cloud platform team at Goldman Sachs.
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Susan Fowler — the engineer who became famous in Silicon Valley for her devastating blog post that chronicled pervasive sexism and sexual harassment at Uber — is getting a new online publication to run that will be about and also aimed at coders.
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UNESCO's YouthMobile initiative provides young girls with the skills to develop and sell mobile apps, while the country's largest company, Sonatel Orange, has launched programs such as the Prize for Female Digital Entrepreneurship and Super Coders that promote women in the tech field.
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So as this YouTube thing evolved, the happy little coders and engineers and product managers watched how we skipped from cat vid to cat vid, shared them on other sites like Myspace or Fartster or whatever, and built the platform around those tendencies.
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That's why, as CEO of Girl Scouts, I'm committed to ensuring that the next generation of girls sees themselves as the scientists, the coders, the software developers, doctors, computer scientists and cybersecurity experts who will solve the big problems of the future.
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Her chaotic energy and anarchic tendencies let her harness the frat house energy of Mutiny's younger coders, who are prone to throwing fireworks around the office, squirting each other (and their equipment) with water pistols, and lighting up at all possible opportunities.
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"The silver lining in the election of Trump was encouraging people to demand things instead of just being nice and expecting it," said Matt Borg, an amateur software developer at the hackathon who works with the Progressive Coders Network ("progcode" in their shorthand).
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To these tech giants and their peers, the looming end to such spousal work permits could cause immense trouble for their foreign workers and their families — while prompting many talented scientists, coders and engineers to reconsider working for U.S. companies at all.
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In an in-house data center, there is a limited amount of server space for this type of testing and that can result in a bottleneck where coders have to wait in a queue for access to servers to test their code.
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He says that having the conversation adjacent to the code also has the advantage of creating a record of the interactions between coders, and they could learn from that over time, while making it easier to on-board new developers to the team.
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There were untold numbers of programmers who were adept at C++ and hated government, who felt a responsibility to credit other coders and used the phrase "encryption for the masses," who had reasons to stay anonymous and expressed some interest in digital currencies.
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KIGALI, Aug 21 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From an app to diagnose disease on Zambian farms to Tinder-style matchmaking for Senegalese land owners and young farmers, young coders have been finding solutions to hunger in the first Africa-wide hackathon on the issue.
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So far, the main objections to his work have come not from the publishers and developers of the original licensed games, but rather from the enthusiast coders who made the translated or altered versions of the games he uses in the first place.
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We've had, for years upon years, stories and statistics proving all of this, decades of anonymous interviews with artists and coders desperate for something to change, from EA Spouse to the Rockstar Spouses, from The Guardian to Kotaku to here at Waypoint.
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Through its work conducting free coding summer programs and after-school events for girls in sixth through twelfth grade, Girls Who Code is addressing the huge gender gap in the US tech industry, where only one in four coders identities as female.
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Cam workers, then, were effectively doing the work that had formerly been executed by a small team of male coders—performing a mode of effects editing, configured by the material specifications of a machine interface that expressed a set of patriarchal power relations.
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We tested the accuracy of our algorithm on a data set of 14,43 tweets that were coded by humans, and our automated approach correctly classified 90 percent of the tweets based on whether or not human coders would have found them offensive.
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A bunch of hormone-addled coders could conceivably stumble upon a massive compression breakthrough based on theoretical jerk-off calculations — after all, modern image compression came about after an engineer walked into a lab with a Playboy mag and showed off the centerfold.
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While India produces some of the world's best coders and computer engineers, vast multitudes of its people are like Mr. Neti's neighbors, entering the virtual world with little sense of what lies within it, or how it could be of use to them.
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"It's an age-old tension in the government," said Nathan Freitas, a fellow at Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society and the founder of the Guardian Project, a collective of coders who develop open source security software, in part with federal funding.
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On a spring weekend in 219, more than 700 coders and designers were given 24 hours to dream up and create a new product at a hackathon in New York hosted by TechCrunch, a news site devoted to technology and Silicon Valley.
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Mellanox says its Palestinian designers and coders, outsourced through software firm ASAL Technologies, will now be able to exercise those options after Nvidia's $6.8 billion takeover closes at the end of 2019, and stand to collectively earn as much as $3.5 million.
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Requiring only a basic grasp of the language to begin (variables, loops, and basic functions), the course aims to take you "under the hood" of JavaScript and provide clarity to the aspects of the programming language that often cause issues, even for experienced coders.
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Their work with the nonprofit Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator has been structured to balance the perspectives of both the coders and those with deep local expertise in youth unemployment; the software developers are even foregoing time at their hip offices to code alongside Harambee's team.
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Another thing I noticed when interviewing coders is that one of their great passions is taking something that was being done in a slow or inefficient way, or something that requires tons and tons of repetition, and speeding it up and making it more efficient.
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In many ways, the tech world does represent the future: it has attracted a generation of the most promising engineers, scientists, and coders and paid them handsomely, all but assuring that they will have influence over the nation's ideas and values for years to come.
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Cramer added that Home Depot's efforts are no publicity stunt: the company spends heavily on technology, sponsors "Battle of the Brains" events to recruit coders, hires hundreds of tech employees right out of school and trains tech-savvy employees in 12-week boot camps.
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The TechCrunch Hackathon is shaping up to be a huge battle royale, but we still have room for a few more creative coders, hackers and outright webmonsters to join us at Disrupt San Francisco 2019 on October 2-4 for a chance to win $43,000.
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The U.S. founded company (backed by investors such as Steve Case, FB founder Chris Hughes, and the Omidyar Network) has fellows programs in Nigeria and Kenya to train the top one percent of African techies to become coders at global startups and blue chip companies.
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"The most productive coders I know — and writers and probably a lot of other creatives — tend to do a lot of their best work when others are asleep, at times that coincide with the fewest inbound distractions," said Tim Ferriss, an author and tech investor.
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It might have been coined as an insult, referring to the legions of earnest toilers at computer screens à la the infinite monkey theorem, but coders are cannier simians, and have used the catchy term as inspiration for a game and a TV show.
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Since a former Uber employee published her blog post detailing her experience with the ride-sharing company's toxic, male-dominated culture, a stream of female coders, engineers and others have come forward to discuss their experiences with sexual harassment and hostile, discriminatory workplace cultures.
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To heal this rift and communicate better with everyday citizens, the administration reached out to a group of civic-minded hackers and coders, known as g503v (pronounced "gov-zero"), who had been seeking to improve government transparency through the creation of open-source tools.
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"There's an increased amount of misinformation out there," said Janis Sarts, director of the NATO Strategic Communications Center of Excellence, a think tank in Riga, Latvia, that will hold a hackathon with local coders in May to find potential tech solutions to this trend.
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We have learned that Indian coders engineered much of the software powering the MAX in offshore coding sweatshops as part of a campaign to make inroads in Airbus-dominated India, where one airline proceeded to order $607 billion worth of Boeing jets in 607.
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Now that availability of the device is being opened up, it will be interesting to see how popular the micro:bit proves to be, and whether it can repeat the Pi's sales success but end up landing in the hands of a younger generation of budding coders.
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Read More: How Coders Hacked Back to 'Rescue' $208 Million in Ethereum "We are asking for everyone to be patient until the full extent of the issue has been identified and we will communicate any necessary instructions or advice," a Parity spokesperson wrote me in an email.
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The Treasury of Weary Souls, created by New York University Professor Michael Ralph and engineers from Resilient Coders, examines what slavery looked like after the trade was outlawed in 1808, but continued to exist via the smuggling, breeding and renting of slaves within the United States.
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Despite the absence of a centralised operator, says Angela Walch, a lawyer and member of the Centre for Blockchain Technologies at University College London, the coders whose efforts establish the system in the first place and the miners who maintain a cryptocurrency's ledgers do hold power.
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The German carmakers running a curious mobility experiment in Seattle; the coders making it easier for cities to share the rules of the road with self-driving cars; the engineers coming up with a very special hook that should someday help autonomous drones deliver their wares.
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If coding's your thing, be sure to grab free tickets to the Hackathon on December 2-3 — where coders and developers team up and throw down in a grueling, Red Bull-fueled frenzy to see who can create the best product in less than 24 hours.
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If there weren't detail-oriented, no-BS, old-school coders out there watching out for the likes of you and me, the great complacent unwashed out here in userland, we would have to take whatever Intel and the others hand us and thank them in our ignorance.
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Naka, a big lover of racing games and one of the most talented coders of his generation, proposed a side-scrolling title all about ultra-speedy movement, in which the player experienced something like what a jet fighter pilot might feel after breaking the sonic barrier.
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It teaches them what computer coders know and wrestle with every day, which is that programs rarely function at first: The work isn't so much in writing a piece of software but in debugging it, figuring out what you did wrong and coming up with a fix.
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The goal is to get coders proficient in the basics and core concepts, so they can take the next steps in their coding education – whether that's taking online classes, attending a bootcamp, or playing around in Grasshopper's own online playground where they can create interactive animations.
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E.M.R. software is usually written by coders who have no understanding of how it will be used, purchased by hospital employees who have no understanding of the specific work for which they are purchasing it, and supervised by administrators unfamiliar with the actual procedures of staff.
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Josh Haner, who besides being a fine photographer — he would go on to win a Pulitzer Prize in 2014 — was conversant in the language of coders and designers, also joined the team as co-editor, setting up a simple WordPress blog for a one-week trial run.
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That discrepancy comes, in part, from the prolonged negotiations over payment and the huge number of coders, billers and collectors who have to be compensated: Their salaries and loans from those years of training in obscure languages are folded into those high charges and rising premiums.
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"People think of coal mining as some 28s, colorful, populous frontier activity, but it's much better to think of it as a high-tech industry with far fewer miners and more engineers and coders," said Mark Muro, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program.
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It turns out that Senate Democrats tweeted about health care twice as frequently as they have about Russia scandals over the course of the past week, according to a new analysis of Senate Democrats' Twitter feeds, provided to Vox by the Progressive Coders Network's Matthew Borg.
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So while Bay Area coders with stellar GitHub accounts command unprecedented starting salaries, would-be programmers without kick-ass code can find themselves shut out of good jobs where they might have succeeded in a more innocent era, when candidates with (mere) degrees were hired as entry-level developers.
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Those were surely some of the questions on the minds of developers last month when Microsoft announced that it would acquire Xamarin, a company that makes tools that help coders build applications that can run on multiple systems, including those made by Microsoft's rivals, namely Android and iOS.
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But while in previous years this message has been directed at coders working with Android and Chrome — the world's biggest mobile OS and web browser respectively — yesterday, CEO Sundar Pichai made it clear that the next platform the company wants to dominate could be even bigger: artificial intelligence.
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Sources that were shared 5x or more across the collection period were manually classified by a team of nine multi-lingual coders based on what they describe as "a rigorous grounded typology developed and refined through the project's previous studies of eight elections in several countries around the world".
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He'll be going to battle in a crowded field, loaded with scores of other young, bright coders clamoring to earn six-figure starting salaries at Facebook, Twitter, Google and other tech giants, as well as myriad start-ups and smaller companies, where software developers are in high demand.
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"For Techstars founders or companies either wanting to learn to code or needing coders to help them with their product, there is no better connection to make than between the students and community of Flatiron and labor market in need of their skills," said WeWork CFO Artie Minson.
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This game, created by a comparably small team of artists and coders, has captured the interest of large swaths of gamers and non-gamers alike based almost solely on its unprecedented premise: there are 18 quintillion planets in No Man's Sky, and we're all invited to explore them.
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But most of all, the core was people from all corners of the industry—artists, coders, writers, AAA, indie, and everything in between—in an enthusiastic virtual salon, talking tactics, strategy, and theory to figure out how we get from what was and is to what can be.
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North Korea's technical sophistication has grown to the extent that North Korean coders have ranked among the best in the world in international competitions, allowing the regime to expanded beyond cyberattacks into the sale of facial recognition software, virtual private networks and encryption software to help generate revenue.
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But the vast majority of slots go to Indian IT workers brought onboard by tech companies as coders and engineers—although these workers are highly skilled, Silicon Valley and outsourcing firms have been criticized for manipulating the program to bring in cheaper labor, making a mockery of its intentions.
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Based on this story from the company, investors would believe that its primary capital spending, or "cost of production," include the cost to hire enough coders and engineers to keep pace with the growth of the platform and the cost of maintaining enough server capacity to support it.
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The student loan crisis in the U.S. has left venture capitalists searching for novel approaches to financing higher education, but can the same systems designed for helping coders in Silicon Valley get jobs at Google help underserved students in developing countries become part of a global work force?
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While much of Google I/O is meant to support coders and the people who create apps and software for Google's various platforms, what gets announced at the event will impact anyone who uses Android, Chrome OS, Wear OS, or any of Google's many first-party apps—so basically everyone.
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Enter Svelte, a new JavaScript framework that offers coders the ability to use frameworks for developing web applications while delivering only "vanilla" JavaScript code—that is, code that looks an awful lot like it was written by hand, but was really crafted using the usual frameworks (Angular, React, Ember, whatever).
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While there are a number of learn-to-code platforms out there today, Vidcode's approach is to make coding more interesting to teens by connecting it to their existing interests – like Snapchat filters and memes – while also allowing young coders to leverage their own photos, videos and audio in their projects.
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In spite of its technical sophistication, the device ultimately functioned as an economic machine—one that generated value for AEBN through the labor of the coders and cam workers tasked with producing the cybersexual real, while also expressing, in the configuration of the technology itself, a set of gendered power relations.
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Andrzej Mazur, a programmer at Enclave Games who runs the Js13kGames competition, told Motherboard he was inspired by events like the the JS1k (JavasScript 1 kilobyte) coding challenge, as well as efforts like 10k Apart and A List Apart, where coders were tasked with building websites in under 10 kilobytes.
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In a series of interviews with coders, technicians, and engineers who've automated their colleagues out of work—or, in one case, been put in a position where they'd have to do so and decided to quit instead—I've attempted to produce a snapshot of life on the messy front lines of modern automation.
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"People are unsettled by it, but they still don't know anything about how the software came to be and why these creators decided to tackle these problems and build these tools," says Clive Thompson, a technology journalist and author of Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World.
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Benchmark — which isn't sharing Sketch's post-money valuation or how much of the company that $20 million is buying the venture firm — also sees a future wherein Sketch moves beyond its roots as a prototyping tool for both highly experienced and novice designers to build out their experience without the help of coders.
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He sees the company's mission as providing a critical step for companies to identify the employees in their workforce with the skills to become coders and an opportunity for those employees to then receive the training they need to move into higher-paying roles as software eats into low-skilled, repetitive labor.
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As thousands of academics, librarians, coders and science-minded citizens have gathered at what are called "data rescue" events in recent weeks — there were at least six this past weekend alone — the enormousness of extracting government data that is easily found has become apparent, as has the difficulty in tracking down the rest.
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Logo allowed kids to see a real-world representation of the coding language they were manipulating, first with a physical robotic turtle, which would move in response to commands, and later with a digital representation of that turtle: Computers with Logo-editing programs in the 70s and 80s inspired a generation of coders and hackers.
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The almost nostalgic image of renegade coders sniffing far flung servers from the relative safety and comfort of their basement has been replaced by armies of state-sponsored hackers (who are usually still geographically spread out while remaining hacking-network-connected) launching subtle social engineering, as well as brute-force, attacks on ever bigger targets.
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We're relying on a handful of companies like Tinder and China's Tantan to set up more and more matches, The Economist writes in its latest issue on modern love: That hands a small number of coders, tweaking the algorithms that determine who sees whom across the virtual bar, tremendous power to engineer mating outcomes.
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For more than three years, rather than rely on military officers working out of isolated bunkers, Russian government recruiters have scouted a wide range of programmers, placing prominent ads on social media sites, offering jobs to college students and professional coders, and even speaking openly about looking in Russia's criminal underworld for potential talent.
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And so, as it grew, Rocketboom put more resources toward it, and all of a sudden there were two coders, and there were three interns, and there were people who were dedicated to doing nothing but pulling stuff from the community and figuring out how to turn that into information that would fit the site.
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Fernandez went on to call Facebook's progress report "woefully inadequate" and said it failed on several key points: It lacks the transparency civil rights leaders are demanding regarding the rise of hateful activities on Facebook, and further fails to sufficiently describe how the company plans to better equip coders and content moderators going forward, he said.
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The other coders who make up Pied Piper's oddball fraternity include the dueling duo of Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani) and Gilfoyle (Martin Starr), who are locked into an ever-spinning hamster wheel of cruel pranks and undermining snark (they are the Mutt and Jeff of the South Bay, often in a separate slapstick sitcom of their own).
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The North American Free Trade Agreement, or Nafta, exposed workers in the United States to competition with Mexico, but its passage came in the mid-1990s, just as investment was pouring into the web, creating demand for a range of manufactured goods — office furniture for Silicon Valley coders, trucks for the couriers delivering e-commerce wares.
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" (The sentence is an inside joke for coders and video game mavens: Musk's seemingly unusual grammar refers to a well-known Internet meme, "All Your Base Are Belong to Us," a mistranslation of a Japanese phrase in the early 1990s video game Zero Wing.) Musk said Tesla would "not initiate patent lawsuits against anyone who, in good faith, wants to use our technology.
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When it comes to security software on your phone though, all our experts agree that keeping your mobile OS updated along with some common sense about which apps you install and the permissions you grant them goes a long way to keeping you safe—just be aware that the malware coders and phishers are developing more sophisticated tactics all the time.
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But one small bright spot was the early announcement that it would continue to support the work of the United States Digital Service, created by the Obama Administration to bring the startup spirit of disruptive innovation from Silicon Valley to Washington by placing small teams of techies and coders within large government agencies to work on rapid development of new digital apps.
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One source said there was a recognition among attendees — including Trump's top aides, Kushner and Steven Miller — that they need legislation in order to ensure the highly prized, high-skilled H-1B visa went to coders and engineers and others who actually work in specialized fields, as opposed to outsourcing firms, which the White House recently has tried to target.
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The crew included Zack Exley, a veteran political and tech consultant who cut his teeth as an organizer in union fights in Detroit; Saikat Chakrabarti, a technology consultant who started as a volunteer in an online group called Coders for Sanders; Alexandra Rojas, a just-turned 21-year-old college student who was working three jobs; and Corbin Trent, who was selling gourmet burgers in Morristown, Tennessee.
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"The favored workers will do well, like sports stars, but the guys in the minor leagues—meaning the rest of the workforce, the coders, the delivery people—they won't," said Richard Walker, a professor emeritus of geography at University of California, Berkeley, and the author of Pictures of a Gone City: Tech and the Dark Side of Prosperity in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Discussing the developers who have pulled the app together they said it's not only a passionately engaged Catalan techie diaspora, donating their time and expertise to help civic society respond to what's seen as long-standing political persecution, but — more generally — coders and technologists with an interest in participating in what they hope will be the largest experiment in participatory democracy and peaceful civil disobedience.
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"If open source is truly based on a genuine and sincere meritocracy, where people rise to positions of influence and power based solely on their intellectual contributions, the only rational explanation for the dominance of cisgender straight-passing white men in our field is that these people somehow have constitutional or biological advantages that make them better coders than transgender and nonbinary people, white women, women of color, and men of color," Ehmke wrote in a recent blog post.
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The tech industry's diversity problems are exacerbated by its obsession with genius coders and brilliant founders, Carissa Romero, a partner at the diversity consulting startup Paradigm, said today at TechCrunch Disrupt NY. Romero, who took part in a panel of diversity advocates, said that the mentality that geniuses are born rather than created through experience and practice can be alienating for people who don't fit the stereotype of the average tech worker: young, white, straight male, probably rocking a hoodie.
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