As people complained that I post too many links to follow on Twitter (it is my stream of consciousness – as I find it, I post it), I’m starting to release these link lists every few days now. Hopefully that helps. Security Machine Learning to Detect Software Vulnerabilities discusses the nearer future of software being […]

I just did a quick round-up of my events and trips in 2018, and despite me promising myself to do less, it tallies up to quite a bit. Here is my 2018, and I am not quite sure if I haven’t missed some bits and bobs: January BTconf Munich – I gave the opening keynote […]

Machine learning and deep learning is the hot breakthrough in computing and a well-hyped topic. How “intelligent” your systems are can be a significant factor in sales and many a mobile device is sold as “personal AI” for your convenience. There is no question that learning interfaces are superior to hard-wired ones. The biggest example […]

(Or something like that) A few weeks ago I found this incredibly useful chart that describes different emotions you can use when you write about, well, emotions. As you can see it’s been through the optimise-by-force mill of several posts on Facebook and other social media mangles and thus has become hard to read. Fret […]

Halfstack is a conference that is close to my heart. Because it is in London, because it is in a pub, because it is run by a person who is lovely, ginger and did so, so much for the JavaScript community over decades without having a huge ego or being weird: Dylan Schiemann. This, in […]