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Light-Powered Camera, Government Blogging, TensorFlow.js, and Metanotation

By Nat Torkington April 16, 2018 • 1 minute read

Light-Powered Camera — prototype gets 15 frames/second, no external power. The light is used for both image sensing and solar power.
Government Blogs and Government Bloggers (Public Strategist) — the blogging spectrum 2×2 is solid and explains why government blogs are often about prototypes, not operations.
Introducing TensorFlow.js — an open source library you can use to define, train, and run machine learning models entirely in the browser, using Javascript and a high-level layers API.
It’s Time for a New Old Programming Language (YouTube) — Guy L. Steele Jr.’s talk about the Computer Science Metanotation that CS papers use to indicate programs without having to use a specific programming language. This is one for your inner CS meta-nerd.