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Who doesn’t love a good explainer? Some of our favorite reads on TDS are those that take complex topics and translate them into accessible—and very often, actionable—knowledge.This week, we’re thrilled to share a selection of articles that tackle questions at the forefront of current research on deep learning and neural networks. They engage readers at different experience levels (you’ll be able to follow along even if you’re a beginner!), but without diluting their respective subject matter. Ready to dive in?Trojan…

We love tech here at iMore. Obviously, Apple is always going to be number one in our hearts, but that doesn't mean we don't love a good bargain when we see it! From car cleaning gel to AirPods and sim wheels, the iMore team has bought some interesting stuff at some truly amazing prices. Let's tell you why we bought them — and why you should too! Gerald Lynch, Editor-in-Chief Gerald has taken the plunge on a new PS5 controller — here's his reasoning for the buy: "I'm slowly re-introducing my lapsed-gamer girlfriend back…

Rashi Desai offers insights on finding success as a data analystIn the Author Spotlight series, TDS Editors chat with members of our community about their career path in data science, their writing, and their sources of inspiration. Today, we’re thrilled to share our conversation with Rashi Desai.Photo courtesy of Rashi DesaiRashi is a Senior Data Analyst in a healthcare company based out of Chicago. She started her career in data science and analytics two years ago with a Master’s in Management Information Systems and an…

Source: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore Summer is officially here, and we're already more than halfway through 2022! Time is just flying by, and it's pretty crazy that we're already just a few months away from the fall now. Yup, Halloween and iPhone season are almost upon us, so let's dive in. Apple may be focusing more on the iPhone 14 Pro instead of the iPhone 14 Source: Front Page Tech When I say iPhone season is almost here, it's the truth. And that also means a flurry of new rumors and reports about the upcoming next…

So-called “beach reads” often get a bad rap: lightweight. Substance-free. Fluff.We beg to differ. The highlights we selected this week are fun; many of them focus on passion projects or dive deep into quirky, less-common topics. They’re perfect for passing the time on your way to the nearest lake, campsite, or jazz festival. (Apologies: TDS is a Canadian publication, and so is our concept of summer.)These articles are also thoughtful and enlightening, however, and a great match for those of you who plan to learn new…

Source: iMore Amazingly, it's July, and we're only two months away until Apple's likely to announce new iPhones, iPad Pros, and more. Until then, there'll be much to keep us busy, including more chatter about Cupertino's latest software updates, including iOS 16 and macOS 13 Ventura, and the upcoming official arrival of the next version of Apple's most popular Mac. The countdown is on Source: Front Page Tech In September, Apple typically announces new versions of its most popular product, the iPhone. Although we're not…

What does being a leader entail for an industry data scientist? For some practitioners, leadership means managing people and products; for others, the focus might be on developing workflows and practices that help companies succeed. It can even be both! Regardless of the specific definition of your role, your work likely requires navigating fast-changing demands alongside peers and stakeholders across multiple disciplines. It’s not an easy skill set to acquire, but fortunately it’s one we can cultivate.This week, we’ve…

Source: Android Central WWDC has come and gone, and the tech world is now focused on what comes next. Of course, the back-to-school frenzy has already begun, especially at Apple, but a recent report has me looking toward 2023. That's right, the long-rumored, highly-anticipated AR/VR headset from Apple may launch as early as January. January seems soon...too soon Source: LetsGoDigital and Concept Creator Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suspects that the Apple headset may finally be launched in January 2023 of all times. Off…

Data scientists still debate whether serious programming chops are necessary for them to excel at their job. If there’s any consensus, though, it’s that it certainly doesn’t hurt to expand your repertoire. For some practitioners, that might mean investing time into learning more languages. Given Python’s predominance in data science, however, it’s equally clear that adding depth and versatility to your toolkit in that language is never a bad idea.This week, in celebration of the longest days of summer (at least up here in…

Source: Daniel Bader / iMore It's been over a week since Apple's WWDC22, and with it came a lot of controversy regarding some of Apple's recent decisions on software features. But among the hot takes are also more rumors about future products in the pipeline, so let's dive in! Apple continues to send mixed messages about Stage Manager on iPadOS 16 Source: Apple The biggest controversy from this round of software updates — iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura, and watchOS 9 — lies with Stage Manager on iPadOS 16. Stage…