PROGRAMMING

HEALTHY LIVING
Google Chooses Saving Lives Over Profits In The Midst of Opioid Epidemic
By Butch Warner, Contributor
Writer, musician, and psychotherapist
The company says it will stop selling ad space to misleading addiction treatment centers.
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BUSINESS
New Jobs For Lawyers, Coders, And Everybody Else
By Frank H. Wu, Contributor
Author, Yellow: Race in America Beyond Black and White
The latest news about employment opportunities offers a comeuppance to those who enjoyed a bit of “schadenfreude" in the
TECH
This is How Far Web Development Has Come in Twenty Years
By Quora, Contributor
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2004: Google releases Gmail, which uses this super cool "XML thing" to be wicked responsive. By "XML thing," I'm obviously
TECH
Our Dependence on Technology is Shaping the Workforce of Programmers
By Quora, Contributor
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Will the demand for developers continue to increase over the next decade? originally appeared on Quora - the knowledge sharing
TECH
What Are the Most Common Pitfalls New Programmers Face?
By Quora, Contributor
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A lack of confidence. Hesitance about putting in the time to learn about and utilize a good editor. Viewing setbacks as failures
IMPACT
7 Wondrous Women: This Week In Daily Giving
By Ariel Nessel, Contributor
Co Founder of The Pollination Project
Jane Frances Ngoinsay Mufua, Combating Trafficking of Young Girls through Awareness Raising, Fundong, Cameroon. Community
BUSINESS
Startup Insider: The Story Behind HackerRank And Its Mission To Help Programmers Across The Globe
By David Ongchoco, Contributor
Founder of YouthHack
He shared, "I think Y Combinator is one of the best accelerators, and I wanted to build a company in Silicon Valley so it
WOMEN
Learning to code software is changing the lives of Ghana women
By SAS Software, Contributor
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While the educational and career path of Afia Owusu-Forfie has taken her to the United States, her heart has never strayed far from her native Ghana.
TECH
Why is Reinforcement Learning so Curious?
By Quora, Contributor
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When using this for games we also have to assume that the environment is out to get us. That is, the other player also wants
TECH
How Big of an Issue is the Nausea Problem for Virtual Reality Products?
By Quora, Contributor
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For the people who can stomach the display - my major concern is that the US Navy studies show that there is some disorientation
TECH
The Best Way to Prepare for a Technical Interview
By Quora, Contributor
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Across the board, a big piece of critical feedback employers often have is that candidates don't talk enough in technical
TECH
What Are Some Things the Media Lab is Doing With Bitcoin and Blockchain?
By Quora, Contributor
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Digital Certificates - Verifying certificates (e.g., university degrees) can be a slow, complicated and unreliable process
TECH
How to Learn Anything Online, Including Programming
By Tomas Laurinavicius, Contributor
Lifestyle Entrepreneur
If you want to learn something, you'll find a way, and on the other hand, if you don't want to learn, even the best university or teacher won't be able to put knowledge into your head.
TECH
Where to Start if You Want to be a Data Scientist
By Quora, Contributor
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What knowledge/skills must an entry-level Data Science engineer have? originally appeared on Quora - the knowledge sharing
BUSINESS
5 Tips to Break the Grip of Procrastination
By Mike Dooley, Contributor
Supporting people to create the life of their dreams
Do you have the goal of taking the family on holiday using the bonus money you are expecting, and the only way to make sure you get that bonus is by making a certain number of calls a day? Well put a picture of that holiday destination next to your screen and you will find making those calls is just that little bit easier.
TECH
Machine Learning Will Solve These World Issues
By Quora, Contributor
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I do expect it to solve a growing number of problems at companies which in aggregate make various little bits of the world
ENTERTAINMENT
Sherry Vine Brings LGBT Programming to the Masses
By Michael Cook, Contributor
Entertainment Editor, Out In Jersey Magazine
There is a need for LGBT themed programming; so Sherry Vine is here with "gaySVTV world". From parody songs like "Hung Horse" (to the tune of Katy Perry's "Dark Horse") to hilarious shows all over the world, Sherry Vine is the definition of a drag legend.
TECH
5 Resources to Learn to Code
By Alex Ivanovs, Contributor
Writer.
Coding, otherwise known as programming, was at some point something that only the nerdiest of nerds knew about, the same nerds that established a solid foundation for what we call the Web today.
TECH
The Biggest Cyber Stories of 2015
By Quora, Contributor
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Here are the top 10 cyber security breaches of 2015 categorized from least to most compromised records. 9. Hacking Team When
TECH
Game Programmer and Designer John Romero Talks About Creating Games in the '90s vs. Now
By Quora, Contributor
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"It's easier now, for sure. You not only have excellent APIs for graphics, sound, etc. but there are far better tools to make games with. In addition, there are now amazing game engines you can use to do all the hard work."
ENTERTAINMENT
Game Programmer and Designer John Romero Talks About How to Break Into the Gaming Industry
By Quora, Contributor
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First, you must know C++. Know how to properly debug your code. Be able to architect game systems intelligently, i.e., look at how other similar systems have been implemented and work that design into your game. Stay transparent in how you code. Make sure your lead knows how you are solving the current problem. Keep focus on your work. Don't get randomized - stay on target. Finish games.
TEEN
The Five Reasons Girls Should Code
By Sophie Roth-Douquet, Contributor
Collumnist, keyboardist, coder, former military brat, student
This summer I helped change the world. Well, not really, but I took part in a movement that is. I was in a summer program called Girls Who Code, which gives high school girls a crash course in how to program in order to close the gender gap in the tech world. It was a ton of fun, and I found out how important it is that girls code.
BUSINESS
Young & Entrepreneurial: This 25-Year-Old Entrepreneur Overcame U.S. Immigration With Social Impact Gaming
By David Ongchoco, Contributor
Founder of YouthHack
Through Arad's work in creating social impact games, he has been invited to attend national and international forums like the United Nations Conference Of State Parties, the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit and the International Anti-Corruption Conference.
GPS FOR THE SOUL
How to Overcome Self-Limiting Beliefs (and Get Mindful With Your Money)
By Leisa Peterson, Contributor
Business Strategist and Money Coach
While standing in that grocery store line, with my young son looking up at me, his innocent question still on his lips, I committed to never use the phrase, "I can't afford it," again. Now, instead, I say, "I choose not to spend my money in this way."
EDUCATION
Hey adults, stop telling gamers to stop gaming. Instead, respect, and redirect.
By Caleb Clark, Contributor
And educational technologist and daddy blogger (achydad.com) i...
Ocean has been working in the gaming business since we both got started in technology in San Francisco in mid-1990s. He started
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