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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 8th of February 2021 09:16:05 PM Filed under
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  • Regularization Techniques in Linear Regression With Python

    Linear Regression is the process of fitting a line that best describes a set of data points.

    Let's say you are trying to predict the Grade $g$ of students, based on how many hours $h$ they spend playing CSGO, and their IQ scores $i$.

  • How to Resize Images Using Python

    Python has become the go-to choice for a programming language; not only for general object-oriented programming but for various scientific, mathematical, statistical, etc. applications.

    All this has been possible due to a strong developer community that has developed libraries and APIs for every purpose, in Python. From machine learning to medicine, it has libraries for all sectors.

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  • You can now use the spvmcc command to generate an executable file from the SPVM source code.

    You can now use the spvmcc command to generate an executable file from the SPVM source code.

    SPVM is a module that can convert Perl-like source code into C language and execute it.

    I have succeeded in generating an executable in a very stable way.

  • Rakudo Weekly News: 2021.06 Collect, Conserve, Remaster

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  • How to overcome today’s development challenges for mobile and smart devices with Qt and Felgo

    Qt makes it easy to develop applications for Desktop, Mobile and Embedded platforms, all from a single code base. No other solution offers to build native cross-platform apps for all these platforms at once. But since the rise of mobile and smart devices in all kinds of shapes and sizes, bridging the gap between platforms has become even harder. By solving a lot of common problems in many real-life projects, Felgo built a variety of higher-level APIs and development tools on top of Qt that help you save time and worries. Read on to learn how to overcome these challenges from the development to the release.

  • Mozilla Welcomes the Rust Foundation

    Today Mozilla is thrilled to join the Rust community in announcing the formation of the Rust Foundation. The Rust Foundation will be the home of the popular Rust programming language that began within Mozilla. Rust has long been bigger than just a Mozilla project and today’s announcement is the culmination of many years of community building and collaboration. Mozilla is pleased to be a founding Platinum Sponsor of the Rust Foundation and looks forward to working with it to help Rust continue to grow and prosper.

    Rust is an open-source programming language focused on safety, speed and concurrency. It started life as a side project in Mozilla Research. Back in 2010, Graydon Hoare presented work on something he hoped would become a “slightly less annoying” programming language that could deliver better memory safety and more concurrency. Within a few years, Rust had grown into a project with an independent governance structure and contributions from inside and outside Mozilla. In 2015, the Rust project announced the first stable release, Rust 1.0.

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The Rust language gets a foundation

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 8th of February 2021 11:08:30 PM.

More press and original

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 8th of February 2021 11:14:12 PM.
  • Rust Foundation Established To Steward The Rust Programming Language

    Mozilla has been sponsoring the Rust programming language for more than a decade while in 2020 as part of Mozilla's big round of layoffs most of the Rust team was let go along with dropping the Servo web engine team. Following that plans were drafted to create the Rust Foundation as an independent entity.

  • Hello World! [Ed: Microsoft is in the Board of the Rust Foundation]

    Today, on behalf of the Rust Core team, I’m excited to announce the Rust Foundation, a new independent non-profit organization to steward the Rust programming language and ecosystem, with a unique focus on supporting the set of maintainers that govern and develop the project. The Rust Foundation will hold its first board meeting tomorrow, February 9th, at 4pm CT. The board of directors is composed of 5 directors from our Founding member companies, AWS, Huawei, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla, as well as 5 directors from project leadership, 2 representing the Core Team, as well as 3 project areas: Reliability, Quality, and Collaboration.

The Rust programming language finds a new home in a nonprofit

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 9th of February 2021 06:43:27 PM.

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