Feature Visualization
Distillby Chris Olah; Alexander Mordvintsev; Ludwig Schubert7 Nov 2017
How neural networks build up their understanding of images There is a growing sense that neural networks need to be interpretable to humans.
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top 14%Masters of Scale: Let fires burn, with Selina Tobaccowala
Masters of Scale19 Jul 2017
About Selina - Co-founded Evite, a pioneering online invitations platform - President of SurveyMonkey during rapid growth and scaling challenges - Co-founder of Gixo, innovative live mobile fitness...
Masters of Scale: Innovation is managed chaos, with Eric Schmidt
Masters of Scale7 Jun 2017
About Eric - CEO of Google (2001–2011); led company through massive growth & global dominance. - Served as Executive Chairman of both Google and Alphabet, Google's parent company.
Tips for Android Nougat's bundled notifications
Saket Narayanby Saket Narayan31 May 2017
I’ve been working on implementing bundled notifications in my app, which is by far one of my favourite features about Android 7.0 Nougat.
Masters of Scale: Imperfect is perfect, with Mark Zuckerberg
Masters of Scale24 May 2017
About Mark - Founded Facebook in 2004, now serving 1.8B people globally (as of 2017). - Took Facebook public in 2012; company reached 1B users by 2015.
Experiments in Handwriting with a Neural Network
Distillby Shan Carter; David Ha; Ian Johnson; Chris Olah6 Dec 2016
Neural networks are an extremely successful approach to machine learning, but it’s tricky to understand why they behave the way they do.
Flexible UI Design with UIStackView
The Atomic Birdhouse28 Jul 2016
As I mentioned in my last post, last week I did a talk at iOSDevCamp DC where I talked about UIStackView, a relatively new UIKit class that’s my new favorite thing in iOS development.
[book] The Art of Unix Programming 2015-06-02
Jesse Shawl2 Jun 2015
[book] The Art of Unix Programming I just finished The Art of Unix Programming and I highly recommend it.
Contributing to Ruby gems 2014-12-20
Jesse Shawl20 Dec 2014
Contributing to Ruby gems I recently came across a gem for handling user authentication with sinatra - sinatra simple authentication.
CloudKit: Moves like Azure
The Atomic Birdhouse17 Jun 2014
After my past travails using iCloud with Core Data, I was both interested and concerned when Apple announced CloudKit at WWDC 2014.
Passbook and iBeacon for a 21st Century Business Card
The Atomic Birdhouse30 May 2014
I’ll be in San Francisco during WWDC next week (though without a ticket). This is the only time of year I ever think about business cards, and this year I decided that paper business cards suck and...
Storm (i)Cloud
The Atomic Birdhouse12 Apr 2014
Last year I did a series of posts here where I ran through problems I had encountered with Core Data’s iCloud integration, with various solutions and workarounds I had been able to devise.
Practical Applications of Pseudo Elements and Classes 2013-12-12
Jesse Shawl12 Dec 2013
Practical Applications of Pseudo Elements and Classes A note about browser support: There's some pretty crazy stuff going on in this post.
Dropbox Datastore, the iCloud Killer? (updated)
The Atomic Birdhouse10 Jul 2013
This week was DBX, Dropbox’s first ever developer conference. The big news as far as I’m concerned is their new Datastore API.
iCloud as She is Spoke, Spring 2013
The Atomic Birdhouse14 May 2013
In this latest installment of my iCloud series I’ll be taking a look at real world iCloud. Not in the sense of how you should write code to make effective use of iCloud, but in the sense of finding...