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Jupyter Notebook Tips To load a missing python library into your notebook server import sys print(sys.executable) will tell you what the executable path is for your python used within your notebooks. /Users/foo/anaconda3/bin/python Then, you can do something like !/Users/foo/anaconda3/bin/python -m pip install wordcloud
Some Algorithms The Guardian, a newspaper in the UK, has a great article on the author's top five picks of important algorithms. One can argue whether these are the top 5, but these five, at least in my opinion, are pretty important. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/oct/03/algorithims-google-internet-search-security-onlin
GIT: never lose code Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. Git is easy to learn and has a tiny footprint with lightning fast performance. It outclasses other SCM(source code mgmt) tools with features like
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Blockchain Overview Blockchain technology has become one of the more intersting advanced topics in comercial software. From bitcoin to Ethereum to Hyperledger Fabric, the fundamentals have been largely wrought. NIST, National Institute of Standards and Technology, has published a very clean, well-written, high level overview of blockchain tech. NISTIR 8202: Blockchain Technology
JavaFX: Some pix for you to consider Sometimes, a picture is worth 65,536 words. or to understand what you can do with the top of the tree:
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Feel the Need to Do Something? From The-I-Feel-The-Need-to-Do-Something Dept.: Before you arrive at ZipCodeWilmington for your cohort, here are a few things you can work with. Get yourself an account on GitHub.com if you don’t have one already. This one of the key tools we will be using throughout the coming cohort. When you
In addition to Tech... in addition to tech, you should be thinking about how you can get smarter (more exposed) to the topics in this article. 5 Subjects Every Computer Science Student Should Learn
Java Oracle Java Docs You need to realize that Oracle is Java's "best buddy". All the very latest, and authoritative, information on Java is available on some very important documentation servers at Oracle.com. Well, here ya go... Java 8 Documentation Home Page Java 8 Library Specs It's all there.
