Entries from June 2017 ↓

• Morning Joe co-hosts accuse White House of blackmail over tabloid story | US news | The Guardian
• Parliament in Germany Approves Same-Sex Marriage – NYTimes.com
• HailTutorial – Databricks
• How Apple’s iPhone changed the world: 10 years in 10 charts – Recode
• Daring Fireball: Perfect Ten
• Zen and the Art of Kubernetes Networking – Heptio
• Cloud Machine Learning Perception services updates: Cloud Video Intelligence enters beta and Cloud Vision gets new features | Google Cloud Big Data and Machine Learning Blog  |  Google Cloud Platform
• Kubernetes: Kubernetes 1.7: Security Hardening, Stateful Application Updates and Extensibility
• Language Log » The cult(ure) of slothful losers
• Not So Standard Deviations | Free Listening on SoundCloud
  Not So Standard Deviations: The Data Science Podcast

  Roger Peng and Hilary Parker talk about the latest in data science and data analysis in academia and industry.

  Co-hosts: Roger Peng of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Hilary Parker of Stitch Fix.

• 12 Great New Books To Bring To The Beach This Summer | HuffPost
• Twitter
  RT @RVoronaCote: For this brief moment, I wish I were still in doctoral coursework because this is every seminar paper I ever wrote.
• California decided it was tired of women bleeding to death in childbirth – Vox
• Trump’s misogynist tweets about Mika Brzezinski.
  RT @emilynussbaum:
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• Home – OpenPOWER
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  RT @rabihalameddine: Aida Makoto
• It’s sleepy time! – Imgur
• That Time the TSA Found a Scientist’s 3-D-Printed Mouse Penis – The Atlantic
  RT @laura_hudson: This article about scientists going through airport security is a delight
• Twitter
  RT @laura_hudson: This article about scientists going through airport security is a delight
• Twitter
  RT @JamesGleick: Pyrrhic™ victory for Xerox’s tenacious trademark lawyers.
• My Wild Summer With Tom Cruise: Women, Sean Penn and the Making of ‘Risky Business’ | Hollywood Reporter
• Sherry Turkle’s Rules for Using Your Phone – The Atlantic
• New York Times Editors Decry “Humiliating Process” Of Layoffs | Deadline
• Sorry, Fox News: Legal Experts Say Trump Collusion With Russia Could Be a Crime – Mother Jones
• Untitled (http://www.seattletimes.com/business/real-estate/seattle-no-1-in-home-price-growth-again-starter-homes-require-half-of-income/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=article_left_1.1)
  RT @lewiskamb: Seattle No. 1 in home price growth again; starter homes require half of income via @seattletimes
• Twitter
  RT @vambenepe: Introducing Cloud Dataflow Shuffle

  Because Google knows a thing or two about shuffling (see…

• Introducing Cloud Dataflow Shuffle: For up to 5x performance improvement in data analytic pipelines | Google Cloud Big Data and Machine Learning Blog  |  Google Cloud Platform
  RT @vambenepe: Introducing Cloud Dataflow Shuffle

  Because Google knows a thing or two about shuffling (see…

• Trump makes America disdained again – The Washington Post

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• Cyberattack hits entire Heritage Valley Health System, shuts down computers
• Using Custom Domains and SSL  |  App Engine standard environment for Python  |  Google Cloud Platform
• bigrquery 0.4.0 | RStudio Blog
  RT @hadleywickham: bigrquery 0.4.0 now on CRAN — talk to @google #bigquery from #rstats with DBI or dplyr —
• How Zendesk Serves TensorFlow Models in Production – Zendesk Engineering – Medium
• 1-Bit Stochastic Gradient Descent and Application to Data-Parallel Distributed Training of Speech DNNs – Microsoft Research
• America’s leading Net Neutrality campaigner is suing NYC to fix its broken internet / Boing Boing
• Untitled (https://www.coursera.org/specializations/gcp-data-machine-learning)
  RT @vambenepe: Great new Specialization, now on Coursera: Data Engineering on Google Cloud Platform
• Twitter
  RT @nwmalinowski: Attorney for black cop shot by white colleagues can’t believe his client was shot at like an "ordinary black guy"…
• awjuliani/oreilly-rl-tutorial: Contains Jupyter notebooks associated with the "Deep Reinforcement Learning Tutorial" tutorial given at the O’Reilly 2017 NYC AI Conference.
  Contains Jupyter notebooks associated with the "Deep Reinforcement Learning Tutorial" tutorial given at the O’Reilly 2017 NYC AI Conference.
• Twitter
  RT @joeltyler_: This summer, the story of four men and their plan to teach poor people a lesson they’ll never forget.
• Piss off, Aesop? – Strong Language

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  RT @kylegriffin1: “I was stunned that he was pushing me to ‘correct’ something in my testimony,” said Dr. Swackhamer. “I was factual,…
• Twitter
  RT @nickgourevitch: Pew released their annual study of the rest of the world’s views of the US and its gov’t. The results weren’t prett…
• Twitter
  RT @AngryBlackLady: I mean, honestly. Who dissents from this.

  We told y’all not to normalize him.

• Twitter
  RT @BraddJaffy: American Medical Association comes out strongly against Senate health bill, says it violates “first, do no harm … s…
• WATCH: Florida cop makes up law to ticket black man for walking without identification
  RT @JoyAnnReid: WATCH: Florida cop makes up law to ticket black man for walking without identification
• Google hit by record-breaking €2.4bn fine from EU | Business | The Guardian
• twenty one pilots: Can’t Help Falling In Love (Cover) – YouTube
• Networks are like onions: Practical Deep Learning with TensorFlow
• How CRISPR Yanked Jennifer Doudna Out of the Ivory Tower – The Atlantic
• Sarah Smarsh on Twitter: "1 MINUTE -Text 50409 -Type ‘resist’ -Follow prompts Faxes your senators to kill #AHCA. Tell them who they work for & make the paper rain."
• The New CBO Report On Health Insurance Didn’t Do Republicans Any Favors | FiveThirtyEight
• More advice for the recent graduate
• Lorde Works in Mysterious Ways – The Ringer
• Demystifying Deep Learning & AI Tickets, Fri, Jul 21, 2017 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite
• Senate health-care draft repeals Obamacare taxes, provides bigger subsidies for low-income Americans than House bill – The Washington Post
• President Trump Participates in an American Technology Council Roundtable – YouTube
• The Man Who Helped Turn Toronto Into a High-Tech Hotbed – NYTimes.com
  Geoff hinton
• The fact is: Facts don’t matter to climate deniers | Grist
• How the Senate’s Health-Care Bill Threatens the Nation’s Health | The New Yorker
• Antibacterials in soap should be regulated globally, say experts | New Scientist
• Michelle Obama Presented Chance the Rapper With the BET Humanitarian Award | Teen Vogue
• Psychological comments: Detterman’s 50 years of seeking satisfaction.
• Rescuing drowning children: How to know when someone is in trouble in the water.
• 9 Must-Have Datasets for Investigating Recommender Systems
• Australia’s Dark Vision of the World – The New York Times
• Networks are like onions: Practical Deep Learning with TensorFlow
  RT @basiafusinska: My slides from the last night #LTM and @teamKatacoda scenario …
• Twitter
  RT @basiafusinska: My slides from the last night #LTM and @teamKatacoda scenario …
• Courses and scenarios authored by Barbara Fusinska | Katacoda
  RT @basiafusinska: My slides from the last night #LTM and @teamKatacoda scenario …
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  RT @AliceOllstein: The original question was: "Does the bill cut Medicaid?"

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• Deeplearning4j: Open-source, Distributed Deep Learning for the JVM
  Open-Source, Distributed, Deep Learning Library for the JVM
• Porochista Khakpour : Eye Level
• Twitter
  RT @JohnFugelsang: Please read thread
• Sherman Alexie on How Trump is Turning the US Into a Reservation
• How HBO’s Silicon Valley built “Not Hotdog” with mobile TensorFlow, Keras & React Native
• Twitter
  RT @rabihalameddine: how
• Twitter
  RT @lauraolin: 1. Justin Trudeau 2. at Pride 3. wearing rainbow socks 4. high-fiving a little girl dressed as Wonder Woman
• Yearning for New Physics at CERN, in a Post-Higgs Way – NYTimes.com
• The Real Threat of Artificial Intelligence – The New York Times
• Twitter
  RT @debcha: This thread, about the antecedents and inspirations for the costumes in WW (spoiler: armour) is AMAZE. /via @kb
• A Presumption of Guilt | by Bryan Stevenson | The New York Review of Books
• How to be an ally in tech – Sarah Adams – Medium
• A terrifying threat from Tropical Storm Cindy: Floating masses of deadly fire ants – The Washington Post
• This “bitch” won’t shut up: Sexist attacks on outspoken women are a problem for men to fix, too – Salon.com
• Twitter
  RT @RVAwonk: Of the 13 white men who wrote the Senate healthcare bill:
  -13 have a 100% score from anti-abortion Right to Life Cm…
• Twitter
  hah. (I was living in Sydney then, and remember finding a couple in my flat…)
• Power Causes Brain Damage – The Atlantic
• In Towns Already Hit by Factory Closings, a New Casualty: Retail Jobs – The New York Times
• UK electricity grid cyber-attack risk is ‘off the scale’ | Technology | The Guardian
• Twitter
  RT @KyleCranmer: 5 years ago today @svenkreiss sent me a plot showing, for the first time, we had sufficient evidence to claim disco…

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• There is No Lord of the (Fire)Flies – Radiolab
• President Trump, Meet This 2-Year-Old – The New York Times
• In the Texas vs. California rivalry, California is winning – Houston Chronicle
• Cats Domesticated Themselves, Ancient DNA Shows
• Twitter
  RT @mipsytipsy: Hear hear. Dudes in venture capital, maybe you assume your support is implied, but trust me — it is not. Speak u…
• President Trump’s Lies, the Definitive List – The New York Times
• Twitter
  RT @taylor_atx: This hits too close to home. I’m glad they could safely come out. Many others can’t. We have to rely on whisper net…
• Pando: Founder: Days before scandal broke, Binary’s Justin Caldbeck "tried to use funding to shut me up"
• Pando: As dozens of VCs denounce him, Justin Caldbeck announces he is taking an indefinite leave of absence from Binary Capital
• Silicon Valley’s sexist swamp – Axios
• Twitter
  RT @FreeFromEURule: I’m Alan, I used to run the federal reserve.
• Bean Chili
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  RT @shondarhimes: I can’t even…
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  RT @TopherSpiro: This is insane. Does Sen. Murkowski know about this? RT the hell out of it so folks up in Alaska are aware. She cou…
• Twitter
  RT @ChrisMurphyCT: That’s not spin. That is a lie. A giant, intentional, whopper of a lie.
• These Rotating Homes Produce Five Times The Energy They Use
  RT @chicagodesign: These Rotating Homes Produce Five Times The Energy They Use #Energy #Tech #GreenTech
• Twitter
  RT @chicagodesign: These Rotating Homes Produce Five Times The Energy They Use #Energy #Tech #GreenTech
• These Rotating Homes Produce Five Times The Energy They Use
• [untitled]
  The Effects of Baker-Miller Pink on
  Biological, Physical and Cognitive Behaviour James E. Gilliam, Ph.D.1 and David Unruh, Ph.D.2
• Baker-Miller Pink – Wikipedia
• Everything I hate about Justin Caldbeck’s statement
  "Everything I hate about Justin Caldbeck’s statement"
• (500) https://harpers.org/archive/2017/07/getting-in-and-out/
  highly recommended- Zadie Smith on "Get Out" (and more)

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• syl20bnr/spacemacs: A community-driven Emacs distribution – The best editor is neither Emacs nor Vim, it’s Emacs *and* Vim!
• JFK to Manhattan Shuttle – $34 Roundtrip
• [1706.07068] CAN: Creative Adversarial Networks, Generating "Art" by Learning About Styles and Deviating from Style Norms
• The Rise of the Meritocracy – Wikipedia
• Why I resigned from the Foreign Service after 27 years – The Washington Post
• The EFF’s Eva Galperin Keeps Activists Safe Online – Motherboard
• An Amusing Compilation of Simon’s Cat Chaos That Reminds Simon He Really Needs a Vacation
• ♘ Josh Corman on Twitter: "Congratulations, Mark! Great snag for @adrianco and AWS… Big loss for DHS / USCIS (and 18F colleagues) https://t.co/kHzs9opdKt"
• Art Fight! The Pinkest Pink Versus the Blackest Black | WIRED
• Twitter
  RT @stevesilberman: You’d almost think Trump mocking a disabled reporter at a rally was some kind of sign that he doesn’t care about di…
• ‘Predator’: Oral History of the Arnold Schwarzenegger film | Hollywood Reporter
• Google’s multitasking neural net can juggle eight things at once | New Scientist
• Jeff Barr ☁️ on Twitter: "Launched this morning: cfnCluster 1.3.2 – https://t.co/fbWYPUKhCj #AWS #EC2 – more instance types & regions, Apache 2.0 license, Python 3,.. https://t.co/VRtI3aIR0P"
• In Yemen’s secret prisons, UAE tortures and US interrogates
• Demographics Are Changing Slower Than We Thought – In a State of Migration – Medium
• Naomi Alderman on Twitter: "this, about Girl Guides surviving a concentration camp in China remains one of the best things I’ve ever heard https://t.co/3amQHM0mTQ"
• Twitter
  RT @McJesse: I PHOTOSHOPPED TRUMP INTO A ROMPER AS A JOKE AND NOW HE’S ACTUALLY WEARING WTF IS THIS MY SUPERPOWER?
• A Pet Tortoise Who Will Outlive Us All – The New York Times
• How to Build a Native Bee Hotel – Modern Farmer
• Modern Farmer on Twitter: "For #PollinatorWeek, support your local native bees by building them a hotel! Here’s how: https://t.co/nFX19hq27q https://t.co/UjtDhzHlzU"
• Twitter
  RT @IjeomaOluo: Y’all. I’ve never tweeted anything else where so many dudes clamored up to be exhibit a
• President Trump’s Lies, the Definitive List – The New York Times
• This is a quick post I wrote in 2013 in response to Jamie Oliver’s ignorant comments about “massive…
• Twitter
  RT @KenTremendous: 100%.
• Twitter
  RT @lehmannchris: I really would have preferred to never know about this.
• Twitter
  RT @ACLU: We can’t believe this needs to be said, but it’s not okay to drag people out of wheelchairs when they’re protesting…
• techdiversity/diversityinclusionpostmortem.md at master · EricaJoy/techdiversity · GitHub
• Twitter
  RT @therealfitz: Devastating.
• Twitter
  RT @MmichaelLlucy: looks like the marketing team have had a word

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• vijaykyr/tensorflow_teaching_examples
• [1506.05869v1] A Neural Conversational Model
  Conversational modeling is an important task in natural language understanding and machine intelligence. Although previous approaches exist, they are often restricted to specific domains (e.g., booking an airline ticket) and require hand-crafted rules. In this paper, we present a simple approach for this task which uses the recently proposed sequence to sequence framework. Our model converses by predicting the next sentence given the previous sentence or sentences in a conversation. The strength of our model is that it can be trained end-to-end and thus requires much fewer hand-crafted rules. We find that this straightforward model can generate simple conversations given a large conversational training dataset. Our preliminary suggest that, despite optimizing the wrong objective function, the model is able to extract knowledge from both a domain specific dataset, and from a large, noisy, and general domain dataset of movie subtitles. On a domain-specific IT helpdesk dataset, the model can find a solution to a technical problem via conversations. On a noisy open-domain movie transcript dataset, the model can perform simple forms of common sense reasoning. As expected, we also find that the lack of consistency is a common failure mode of our model.
• Rolf Degen on Twitter: "An infant bonobo mimicked the manual behavior of a handicapped adult, premiering motor imitation in the wild. https://t.co/LT9cvABPQg https://t.co/MJoCbzPn8n"
• Mueller Bolsters Russia Team’s Appellate Readiness in New Hire | National Law Journal
• Obama’s secret struggle to retaliate against Putin’s election interference – Washington Post
• Covering the Cop | The New Yorker
• Trump says Comey-Mueller friendship ‘bothersome’ | Fox News
  RT @ThePlumLineGS: Trump is now suggesting to Fox News that an effort to remove Mueller is a real possibility:
• Twitter
  RT @ThePlumLineGS: Trump is now suggesting to Fox News that an effort to remove Mueller is a real possibility:
• Obama’s secret struggle to retaliate against Putin’s election interference – Washington Post
• Twitter
  RT @RVAwonk: In IL:
  -90% of the 90,000 records stolen by Russian state actors contained drivers license #’s
  -25% contained last…
• Trump’s History of Lies, According to Biographer Timothy O’Brien – Bloomberg
• ‘How else can a Kenyan creampuff get ahead?’ is just one of the disturbing tweets sent by this Trump Energy Department agency head – The Washington Post
  RT @fordm: Holy cow, Trump put William Bradford in charge of a DOE agency
• doug lenat
• Google Made a Chatbot That Debates the Meaning of Life | WIRED
• !DOCTYPE html> One Genius’ Lonely Crusade to Teach a Computer Common Sense | WIRED
• An AI with 30 Years’ Worth of Knowledge Finally Goes to Work – MIT Technology Review
• Workshops — Accel.AI
• A tidy, linear Git history – Bits’n’Bites
• A Cyberattack ‘the World Isn’t Ready For’ – The New York Times
  RT @akalmans: A Cyberattack ‘the World Isn’t Ready For’, via @nytimes fascinating, scary. Clearly need new approaches
• Comments
• Matt Taibbi’s The Divide: incandescent indictment of the American justice-gap / Boing Boing
• National AIS at 1 Minute Intervals – Data.gov

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• Boris Johnson struggles to answer questions about Queen’s speech – audio | Politics | The Guardian
• Twitter
  RT @matthaig1: Kafka’s diaries show the real fun side of writing.
• Weight Loss: Why Your Diet Isn’t Working | Time.com
• Twitter
  RT @EricMorain: A Vezelay, chaque année depuis 900 ans, à midi jour du solstice : le chemin de lumière.
  Qu’il en a fallu de science…
• Twitter
  RT @stevesilberman: Quote of the Day, by @lmcbrideauthor. This is IT, words to live by.
• New York Public Library Puts 20,000 Hi-Res Maps Online & Makes Them Free to Download and Use | Open Culture
• ‘In Cold Blood’ prosecutor reflects on the trial | The Wichita Eagle
• Kids and Guns: Shootings Now Third Leading Cause of Death for U.S. Children
• States Rebuffed Federal Help on Russian Hacking, Says Former DHS Head – Mother Jones
• Twitter
  RT @JustinWolfers: No cameras or recording allowed at tomorrow’s White House briefing. And the White House demands *that* request not…
• The Lone Star Tick That Gives People Meat Allergies May Be Spreading | WIRED
• Twitter
  RT @ajplus: More footage was just released in the aftermath of Philando Castile’s fatal shooting by police. And it’s heartbreak…
• Bob Dylan Concert Setlist at Symphony Hall, Boston on October 24, 1964 | setlist.fm
  RT @JahHills: This was the Dylan show that Lynch went to stoned :
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  RT @JahHills: Boston, 1964. David Lynch tries marijuana, walks out of Bob Dylan concert, ends his stint as Peter Wolf’s roommate…
• How deep breathing reduces stress — Quartz
• Carly Rae Jepsen Just Wants To Have Fun — Thank God
• Guest Column: I Love Dick’s India Salvor Menuez on the Amazon Series’ Queer Gaze :: TV :: Features :: I Love Dick :: Paste
• Twitter
  RT @mcmillen: "I fail to see how a social gathering would benefit the policies we advocate for." /cc @ericschmidt @Pinboard
• Twitter
  RT @kylegriffin1: DHS official Jeanette Manfra just told the Senate Intel Committee that Russia targeted 21 state election systems in…
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  RT @willashon: Really good, this.
• A Critical Problem |
  RT @CherylRofer: I wrote about a photo that should never have been taken.
• Twitter
  RT @CherylRofer: I wrote about a photo that should never have been taken.
• Twitter
  RT @hawkbi_pierce: I just want to remind everyone that these Victorian party games existed
• leftforbed:

  leftforbed:

  mcsnuggie:

  true self… –

  Ud. no está Aquí

  RT @GretchenAMcC: New favourite example of structural ambiguity
• Twitter
  RT @GretchenAMcC: New favourite example of structural ambiguity

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• How to use BeyondCorp to ditch your VPN, improve security and go to the cloud
• Why Do Democracies Fail? – The Atlantic
• Desert basins could hold “missing” carbon sinks – Salon.com
• Paul Zukofsky, Prodigy Who Became, Uneasily, a Virtuoso Violinist, Dies at 73 – The New York Times
• Thousands of genes influence most diseases, researchers report — ScienceDaily

  In a provocative new perspective piece, researchers say that disease genes are spread uniformly across the genome, not clustered in specific molecular pathways, as has been thought

• Climate change, glacier retreat and a new ice-free island offer new insights on Antarctic benthic responses – Lagger – 2017 – Ecography – Wiley Online Library
• Living with climate change: Welcome to the new normal | New Scientist
• G.O.P. Health Plan Is Really a Rollback of Medicaid – The New York Times
• Where David Icke Stands in Trump’s America | www.splicetoday.com
• Trump, Russia, and Those Shadowy Sater Deals at Bayrock – Bloomberg
• The value of a liberal arts education in the modern world — Quartz
• Study: Imprisoning Drug Offenders Doesn’t Impact Drug Use – Rolling Stone
• How To Make a Fruit Shrub Syrup – Recipe | Kitchn
• 35 Years Of American Death | FiveThirtyEight
• The Symptoms of Dying – The New York Times
• In a Fake Fact Era, Schools Teach the ABCs of News Literacy | WIRED
• When Artificial Intelligence Can Transcribe Everything – The Atlantic
• Why the Amazon-Whole Foods Deal Shouldn’t Spark Monopoly Fears | WIRED
• After Jeronimo Yanez acquittal, Philando Castile should be the NRA’s perfect cause célèbre. Why isn’t he?
• Why we’re betting against real-time team messaging – Ambition & Balance
• Google’s Tensor2Tensor makes it easier to conduct deep learning experiments | TechCrunch
• tensorflow/tensor2tensor: A library for generalized sequence to sequence models
  A library for generalized sequence to sequence models
• Research Blog: Accelerating Deep Learning Research with the Tensor2Tensor Library
  Deep Learning (DL) has enabled the rapid advancement of many useful technologies, such as machine translation, speech recognition and object detection. In the research community, one can find code open-sourced by the authors to help in replicating their results and further advancing deep learning. However, most of these DL systems use unique setups that require significant engineering effort and may only work for a specific problem or architecture, making it hard to run new experiments and compare the results.

  Today, we are happy to release Tensor2Tensor (T2T), an open-source system for training deep learning models in TensorFlow. T2T facilitates the creation of state-of-the art models for a wide variety of ML applications, such as translation, parsing, image captioning and more, enabling the exploration of various ideas much faster than previously possible. This release also includes a library of datasets and models, including the best models from a few recent papers (Attention Is All You Need, Depthwise Separable Convolutions for Neural Machine Translation and One Model to Learn Them All) to help kick-start your own DL research.

• Researchers have ditched the autism-vaccine hypothesis. Here’s what they think actually causes it.

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• tensorflow – Convert graph (pb) to SavedModel for gcloud ml-engine predict – Stack Overflow
• It’s so hot in the Southwest that airplanes can’t take off
• Philando Castile and the Terror of an Ordinary Day – The New York Times
• The most profound gap between Clinton and Sanders supporters wasn’t about policy – Vox
• Fundraiser by Monika Williams : CHARLEENA LYLES #SHEHASANAME
• The Day the Grateful Dead Shed Their World’s Largest Cult Band Moniker | CultureSonar
• Tech Titans Make Pilgrimage to White House to Discuss Government Systems – The New York Times
• Nirvana MTV Unplugged 1993 Full Concert *Broadcast Version* – YouTube
• What Happens When Women Legislate – NYTimes.com
• Mahershala Ali Thinks We Can Still Make this Country Great | GQ
• Can Suburban Women Activists Change American Politics?
• Terrorist or Disturbed Loner? The Contentious Politics of a Label – The New York Times
• How to stop cruel factory farming: start with one animal – Vox
• In Trump’s Washington, public business increasingly handled behind closed doors – The Washington Post
• OptiBuy Adware (Mac) – how to remove?
• This adware came up on a report. should I delet… | Official Apple Support Communities
• Why So Many Critics Hate the New Obama Biography – POLITICO Magazine
• Jupyter + Tensorflow + Nvidia GPU + Docker + Google Compute Engine
• Make Your Global Entry Appointment Come Months Faster By Walking In
• I worked for Obama, but I’m going to Trump’s tech meeting. Here’s why. – The Washington Post

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