We're very proud at @MaqsamHQ to present our #Arabic Speech to Text, that is beating Google and Microsoft when it comes to spoken Arabic. If you speak Arabic, give it a go:

I often get asked "What should I do to #grow in my career?" I recently realized that #seniority in different functions have a lot in common. Abstractly, I identify 5 levels of seniority that I illustrate below (with a simple scenario of a leader wanting to cook a burger): 1/7

🔍 Question for AWS users 👇 Do you use any tools that simplify and make it easy to manage your applications, including AWS resources, deployments, host setup, etc? Something like Forge for Laravel, but dedicated to AWS, and allowing generic AWS applications. #aws #automation

Just watched the "Observability for emerging infra" talk by @mipsytipsy. Even though I am a big proponent for testing before production, I do agree with all the points raised! https://t.co/eXZ2bxtrrJ My favourite points raised 👇

Thanks for sharing, I greatly enjoyed the lecture by Paul R Halmos.

"It's obvious that the future of logic, as well as all theoretical sciences, depends essentially upon normalizing the political and social relations of mankind" Alfred Tarski

That was an awesome little experiment with my daughter Greta (6 yo). I explained her how Netflix transmits videos to our iPad with numbers, and the run length compression. Then I sent her numbers and in the end she had the same picture in the paper. Simple and effective to learn.

People afraid of AI taking over the world should be required to install a package: preferably something in Julia or tensorflow on a nonstandard architecture.

I see ICFP videos are online:

A Brief History of Philosophy 1. Socrates deletes his account. 2. Plato posts screenshots of Socrates. 3. Aristotle unfollows Plato. 4. Aquinas retweets Jesus. 5. Descartes mutes Aquinas. 6. Locke mutes Descartes. 7. Kant unfollows Locke and Descartes. 8. Hegel subtweets Kant.

The contemporary human condition

I'm wondering about advanced math books with titles that suggest the book is elementary, like Jean Pierre Serre's A Course in Arithmetic. One might think the book was for 1st graders, although few 1st graders learn about p-adic fields. Other deceptive titles?

Rest in Peace, Alexander Bogomolny @CutTheKnotMath Devastating news. He was of the few saints you meet in life: He gave more, much more than he took.

The German language summed up in one picture.

To clarify, computing an optimal TSP route on 22 points takes 0.005 seconds on my iMac, not the 1000 years reported in @washingtonpost An error factor of 6 trillion. Like reporting the US National Debt is $4. https://t.co/pazNxcdmk2

J.J. Thomson won the Nobel in Physics in 1906 when he showed electrons were particles. His son G. P. Thomson won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1937 for showing that electrons are waves.

Looks like this vehicle does a lot of commuting.

Ooh, exciting! Just got hold of the new ten pound note.

"Make it correct, make it clear, make it concise, make it fast. In that order." – Wes Dyer

The rise of flat-Earthers in society provides some of the best evidence for the failure of our educational system.