Topics include gig economy business models, how and why millennials will propel the gig economy, policy implications of this new way of working and consuming, and the implications on global employment of an increasingly flexible workforce.
The book details the status of many of my different ideas in my life as of this moment. Such as: which habits I’m currently running, how this business is doing and what a self-proclaimed atheist feels is the meaning of life.
This book offers a concise and gentle introduction to finite element programming in Python based on the popular FEniCS software library and it guides readers through the essential steps to quickly solving a PDE in FeniCS.
This is an introduction to the Scheme programming language. It is intended as a quick-start guide, something a novice can use to get a non-trivial working knowledge of the language, before moving on to more comprehensive and in-depth texts.
The generalization ability of a learning algorithm depends on the appropriateness of its representation language to express a generalization of the examples for the given task. Different learning algorithms employ different representations, search heuristics, evaluation functions, and search spaces.
This book presents the subject of Compiler Design in a way that’s understandable to a programmer, rather than a mathematician. The best way to learn how to write a compiler is to look at one in depth; the best way to understand the theory is to build tools that use that theory for practical ends.
We chronicle the most common life cycle of a library book right after it’s ready for distribution to selected libraries in the world. From arrival to being made “top pick”, and placed under the limelight, to getting worn out and being recycled, here’s the video that covers all that.