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Cortana for all: Microsoft’s plan to put voice recognition behind anything | Ars Technica

Sean Gallagher10 years ago10 years ago011 mins

Rampancy? No. All these Cortanas are coming to put artificial intelligence in all your things if Microsoft’s Project Oxford pays off.Microsoft cache hit 1131:single/related:dddab36ab28d02765c76f914daac1d70 empty When Microsoft introduced the Cortana digital personal assistant last year at the company’s Build developer conference, the company already left hints of its future ambitions for the technology. Cortana was built…

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Big-O notation explained by a self-taught programmer

Justin Abrahms10 years ago10 years ago010 mins

Big-O notation explained by a self-taught programmer Big-O notation used to be a really scary concept for me. I thought this is how “real” programmers talked about their code. It was all the more scary because the academic descriptions (such as Wikipedia) made very little sense to me. This is frustrating because the underlying concepts…

Announcing National Day of Civic Hacking Challenges | National Day of Civic Hacking

Nicholas Skytland10 years ago10 years ago05 mins

<![endif] Start Fluid Video Embeds Style Tag End Fluid Video Embeds Style Tag All in One SEO Pack 2.2.3.1 by Michael Torbert of Semper Fi Web Design[490,582] /all in one seo pack Announcing National Day of Civic Hacking Challenges Posted on Tue, 12th May 2015 by Nicholas Skytland /intro-content /container /intro National Day of Civic…

The trojan Emoji | Post Status

Brian Krogsgard10 years ago10 years ago08 mins

Andrew Nacin, lead developer of WordPress, just finished a talk at Loopconf, where he talked about a series of related WordPress security fixes that spanned two years, with the final fix included into WordPress core under the guise of Emoji support. Andrew Nacin just spoke at Loopconf about the nature of a critical software bug….

Version 4.2.2 « WordPress Codex

WordPress10 years ago10 years ago04 mins

Languages: English • 日本語 • (Add your language) On May 6, 2015, WordPress 4.2.2 was released to the public. This is both a security update for all previous WordPress versions, and a maintenance release for versions 4.2 and newer. Installation/Update Information To download WordPress 4.2.2, update automatically from the Dashboard > Updates menu in your…

If programming languages were weapons

Bjorn Tipling10 years ago10 years ago04 mins

Svbtle Menu August 29, 2014 C is an M1 Garand standard issue rifle, old but reliable. C++ is a set of nunchuks, powerful and impressive when wielded but takes many years of pain to master and often you probably wish you were using something else. Perl is a molotov cocktail, it was probably useful…

WSJ Homepage Redesign Process Work – Simply Lisa

Lisa Ortiz10 years ago10 years ago08 mins

WSJ Homepage Redesign Process Work As part of the WSJ.com site redesign, our process involved figuring out a new responsive grid, a new editorial strategy and an overall rebrand. The ultimate goals were to simplify and increase time on site. [if (lt IE 9) & (!IEMobile)]> < ![endif] One of the initial things we did…

Websites Prep for Google’s ‘Mobilegeddon’ – Digits – WSJ

Rolfe Winkler10 years ago10 years ago04 mins

article start Google is changing its search algorithm Tuesday to favor sites that look good on smartphones, a move some are calling “mobilegeddon” because of its impact on website operators. The new formula will give a boost in Google’s “organic” search results to sites that are designed to look good on smartphones, while penalizing those…

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Security Advisory: XSS Vulnerability Affecting Multiple WordPress Plugins | Sucuri Blog

Daniel Cid10 years ago10 years ago09 mins

Multiple WordPress Plugins are vulnerable to Cross-site Scripting (XSS) due to the misuse of the add_query_arg() and remove_query_arg() functions. These are popular functions used by developers to modify and add query strings to URLs within WordPress. The official WordPress Official Documentation (Codex) for these functions was not very clear and misled many plugin developers to…

Its journalism is behind a paywall, but The Times of London’s developers embrace open source » Nieman Journalism Lab

Joseph Lichterman10 years ago10 years ago011 mins

LONDON — For Callum Jones, a digital reporter at The Times of London, every morning begins with a 4:30 a.m. wakeup call. Jones is responsible for assembling and sending Red Box, a newsletter from The Times and Sunday Times that delivers a roundup of political news, commentary, and polling every morning. Red Box — which…

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Cortana for all: Microsoft’s plan to put voice recognition behind anything | Ars Technica

Big-O notation explained by a self-taught programmer

Announcing National Day of Civic Hacking Challenges | National Day of Civic Hacking

The trojan Emoji | Post Status

Version 4.2.2 « WordPress Codex

If programming languages were weapons

WSJ Homepage Redesign Process Work – Simply Lisa

Websites Prep for Google’s ‘Mobilegeddon’ – Digits – WSJ

Security Advisory: XSS Vulnerability Affecting Multiple WordPress Plugins | Sucuri Blog

Its journalism is behind a paywall, but The Times of London’s developers embrace open source » Nieman Journalism Lab