Articles for Career Growth
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Machine Learning Engineer: Best Job in the United States?
What’s the best job in the United States? According to a new study by Indeed, it’s machine learning engineer. The job-posting website reached that conclusion after analyzing two factors: fastest… -
CSS is Getting Trigonometry Functions to Help Web Devs Avoid JavaScript
CSS, the language that helps websites become so cumbersome (Joke! Kinda!), is learning some new tricks. Soon, web developers will be able to use it to perform simple math functions. Simple may be… -
A.I. Classes from Microsoft Aim to Educate Executives
Tech pros recognize the value of artificial intelligence (A.I.) and machine learning. Getting executives and non-techie staffers to sign onto a complicated, expensive A.I. initiative… well, that’… -
R Programming Language's Reported Decline: Premature?
The R programming language has endured a rough few years, at least in terms of popularity. The darling of academic-focused data analysts and researchers, R seemed increasingly eclipsed by Python,… -
Innovation at Delta Air Lines: The New PARALLEL REALITY Experience
Delta Air Lines recently launched a first-of-its-kind airport travel experience called PARALLEL REALITY at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. This groundbreaking technology allows up to 100 passengers…Sponsored -
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: 'Automated Out of Work' a Good Thing
During a discussion at this year’s SXSW, U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY 14th District) suggested that automation could ultimately prove a good thing. “We should not be haunted… -
Apple CEO Reminds Us Tech Degrees Aren’t Delivering Necessary Skills
Apple CEO Tim Apple Tim Cook has a reminder for us: Tech degrees might be a waste of time. At the most recent American Workforce Policy Advisory Board Meeting, Cook noted about half of Apple empl… -
CISOs Under Stress as Cyberattacks Increase, Study Finds
As the number of cyberattacks around the world increases, and the public grows more aware of what these incidents mean for their personal data, the stress is growing for chief information securit… -
Swift Has a Huge Gaming Problem, But Study Shows It’s Widely Used
Swift, the language developed at Apple and released in 2014, is nearing version 5 – and a level of settled-in maturity expected for a language that has the ability to work across platforms. But h… -
Udacity, Google Launch Free Artificial Intelligence Course for TensorFlow
Want to build skills in artificial intelligence (A.I.) and deep learning? Udacity and Google are launching a free introductory course on the subject, which naturally leans into TensorFlow, the op… -
Exploring Magic Methods in Python 3 is Vital for Programmers
The Python documentation, although generally pretty good, lacks a reference list to so-called “magic methods.” A method is the name for a function in a Python class, and many built-in methods are… -
Inside Amazon: How Liu Engineered Her Own Path
Amazon's Xiaoxu Liu shares what it's like to work inside one of the most influential companies of all time Xiaoxu Liu, Software Development Manager at Amazon Imagine a job where you felt invigora…Sponsored