My 2023 in Books
In 2023, I have managed to read 101 books, although I have to admit there were a lot of short children ones. Average book length was 114 pages, so it is still about 52 average books a year, which is… Read More »My 2023 in Books
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ProLinks #63 – Machine Learning, Hyperinflation, Red Bull and more
Tech Machine Learning: The Great Stagnation Any fundamental discovery involves a significant degree of risk. If an idea is guaranteed to work then it moves from the realm of research to engineering. Unfortunately, this also means that most research careers… Read More »ProLinks #63 – Machine Learning, Hyperinflation, Red Bull and more
ProLinks Biometrics #49 – How biometrics is making spying hard
In this edition the highlight for me is an article from Yahoo news about the trouble spy agencies are in because of biometrics and surveillance (I love irony). Other than that, you can read about reducing friction or using biometrics… Read More »ProLinks Biometrics #49 – How biometrics is making spying hard
ProLinks Biometrics #47
I am back from vacation with more news for you! In today’s edition you can find about how Chinese companies are drafting standards or how US Navy saves millions by using biometrics. Enjoy! Source: juniperpublishers.com Biometrics Streaming services trying to… Read More »ProLinks Biometrics #47
ProLinks Biometrics #45
As promised I am back after two weeks with a load of information about biometrics and related topics. We have everything from billion dollar lawsuits to issuing toilet paper using face. Enjoy! Biometrics Unlocking your phone with eyes closed New… Read More »ProLinks Biometrics #45
ProLinks #19
How to teach machines, how to program programming language, how to manage engineers or how NASA prevented the end of the world. More inside. IT Teacup – Once upon a time, there was a machine learning researcher who tried to… Read More »ProLinks #19
ProLinks #6
Should you comment your code? Is there poo everywhere? How are people switching jobs? More inside. IT Why the Update Fever is Bad – I just got asked by a customer why there hasn’t been an update for several months… Read More »ProLinks #6
Don’t lie to my eyes (II.)
In my last post, I was talking about pupil of the eye. When you are measuring the pupil, you are probably using an eye tracker. And the eye-tracker provides us with more data than just pupil diameter. So today, we… Read More »Don’t lie to my eyes (II.)
Don’t lie to my eyes (I.)
“Why do almost all people tell the truth in ordinary everyday life? —Certainly not because a god has forbidden them to lie. The reason is, firstly because it is easier; for lying demands invention, dissimulation and a good memory.” – Friedrich… Read More »Don’t lie to my eyes (I.)