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Jan 18, 2021

How Machines Make Decisions Is A Human Rights Issue

We launched a project at the intersection of machine learning and human rights. Atlas Lab is a platform that helps legal professionals better understand how machine learning and algorithmic decision making are intersecting with human rights. Here’s why you should care. Technology is not just an industry; it is a…

Machine Learning

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How Machines Make Decisions Is A Human Rights Issue
How Machines Make Decisions Is A Human Rights Issue
Machine Learning

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·Feb 17, 2018

Binary Search Algorithms explained using security camera footage

Binary search, also known as half-interval search or logarithmic search, is a search algorithm that finds the position of a target value within a sorted array. Context I used to live in a building that had a communal kitchen for over 100 students. As you might imagine, there were almost always…

Python

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Binary Search Algorithms explained using security camera footage
Binary Search Algorithms explained using security camera footage
Python

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·Apr 26, 2017

Guide To Organizing Your iOS Debug, Development, and Release States With .xcconfig Files

Storing API Keys and Other Constants in Swift 3 — Introduction After your app is on the App Store, you’ll have at least two states of your app to maintain: the app as it is on the App Store, and the app that you actively add features to in development. If you have a server running in the backend, you’ll definitely…

IOS

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Guide To Organizing Your iOS Debug, Development, and Release States With .xcconfig Files
Guide To Organizing Your iOS Debug, Development, and Release States With .xcconfig Files
IOS

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·Apr 24, 2017

Guide to Handling Internet Archive’s CDX Server API Response

Accessing a digital archive of web pages — For those who don’t know already, the Wayback Machine is a comprehensive digital archive of web pages on the Internet — having already collected more than 286 billion web pages since 2001. Wayback uses the CDX Server API to lookup captures — it allows for complex querying, filtering and analysis…

Internet Archive

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Guide to Handling Internet Archive’s CDX Server API Response
Guide to Handling Internet Archive’s CDX Server API Response
Internet Archive

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·Nov 15, 2016

Functional Reactive Programming in Swift 3

Data Binding with RxSwift — This post is a tutorial that will teach you how to bind data to views using RxSwift, which is a part of the Functional Reactive Programming (FRP) design pattern — where views react to changes to data. FRP is not MVC. These design patterns are distinct from each other. Unless…

IOS

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Functional Reactive Programming in Swift 3
Functional Reactive Programming in Swift 3
IOS

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·Nov 7, 2016

The Trie Data Structure (Prefix Tree)

A Trie, (also known as a prefix tree) is a special type of tree used to store associative data structures A trie (pronounced try) gets its name from retrieval — its structure makes it a stellar matching algorithm. Context Write your own shuffle method to randomly shuffle characters in a string. …

Programming

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The Trie Data Structure (Prefix Tree)
The Trie Data Structure (Prefix Tree)
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·Nov 3, 2016

Have an idea for a project? Read this first.

As a software developer, I try to create products that solve meaningful problems. I believe that to solve any problem, you must first understand it. Then, identify and solve its root cause, not its symptoms. A common mistake that I’ve made is having the assumption that my experience of the…

Projects

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Projects

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Oct 31, 2016

CSS Selectors Part 3

In my last post, I went over sibling and child selectors. In this resource, I’ll be going over styling links in CSS. An Important Note It is very important that you implement these styles in order. CSS implements it’s styles in the order that they’re written (with some exceptions). Your links won’t look…

Web Development

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CSS Selectors Part 3
CSS Selectors Part 3
Web Development

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Oct 31, 2016

CSS Selectors Part 2

In my last post, I went over selecting by type, id, class, and descendants. In this next reference, I’ll provide examples for sibling and child selectors. Adjacent Sibling Selector A + B Selects all B elements that directly follow A as a sibling. An element is a sibling to another when they are…

CSS

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CSS

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Oct 30, 2016

CSS Selectors Part 1

In CSS, selectors are used to select the elements that you want to style. In this reference, I’m going to list some basic selectors and provide examples. Type Selector A Selects all elements of type A. For example, to select all <div> elements: div { } And to select all <p> elements: …

CSS

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CSS

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