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2020-06-01 · towardsdatascience.com

Iris Classifier Flask App

Hey guys this my first blog on Medium. This is an Iris classification ML model turned into a flask app for hosting on Heroku.

2020-06-01 · thenextweb.com

A brief history of typeface and its online evolution

Did you know TNW’s Couch Conference has a track fully dedicated to exploring new design trends this year? Check out the full ‘Sprint’ program here. It’s easy to take books and other printed material for granted. However, before the inventio

2020-06-01 · reddit.com

Learn Elixir: The Ultimate Guide

98 votes, 16 comments. 32K subscribers in the elixir community. Subreddit for the Elixir programming language, a dynamic, functional language…

2020-06-01 · towardsdatascience.com

Venvs & Pyenvs & Pipenvs, OH MY!

A deep dive beginner’s guide into different python virtual environments, the benefits of each, and how to get started using them

2020-06-01 · linuxize.com

How to Create Bash Aliases | Linuxize

Bash aliases are essentially shortcuts that can save you from having to remember long commands and eliminate a great deal of typing when you are working on the command line.

2020-06-01 · robertovitillo.com

Back of the envelope estimation hacks

There are two types of engineers, the ones that can quickly do estimates and the ones that can’t. Are these people just smarter, or is there more to it? Enrico Fermi was a master at estimation Back of the envelope estimation is a skill that can be learned with practice. It…

2020-06-01 · almanac.httparchive.org

The 2019 Web Almanac

The Web Almanac is an annual state of the web report combining the expertise of the web community with the data and trends of the HTTP Archive.

2020-06-01 · r-bloggers.com

What is isotonic regression?

Isotonic regression is a method for obtaining a monotonic fit for 1-dimensional data. Let’s say we have data such that . (We assume no ties among the ‘s for simplicity.) Informally, isotonic regression looks for such that the ‘s approximate … Continue reading →