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Four short links: 9 October 2019

IFRC Data Playbook Toolkit — The Data Playbook Beta is a recipe book or exercise book with examples, best practices, how-to’s, session plans, training materials, matrices, scenarios, and resources. The data playbook will provide resources for National Societies to develop their literacy around data, including responsible data use and data protection. The content aims to […]

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Four short links: 8 October 2019

Yellowbrick — Open source visual analysis and diagnostic tools to facilitate machine learning model selection. Eight Habits of Expert Software Designers: An Illustrated Guide — Experts imagine how a design will work—simulating aspects of the envisioned software and how the different parts of the design support a variety of scenarios. When working with others, experts

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Radar trends to watch: October 2019 – O’Reilly

Each month, Mike Loukides creates a list of emergent trends from the business and technology worlds. Some items are personal observations or summaries of interesting conversations. Most items on the list have links to media sources—some original sources, some from other reporting, whichever is more informative. Open source and activism trends A new kind of

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Four short links: 4 October 2019

SQL Queries Don’t Start with SELECT (Julia Evans) — today I learned… Vickery Auctions to Discover Demand Curve — this is gold! Hydra — A framework for elegantly configuring complex applications. Python library that makes config, command-line flags, logging, etc. EU Wants Global Control of Facebook Content (Verge) — On Thursday, the European Union’s top

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Four short links: 2 October 2019

Data Fallacies to Avoid — nifty infographic for the beginning torturer of data. Transparency Reports Suffering — “The momentum has faded,” says Peter Micek, general counsel with Access Now. The digital rights advocacy group is updating its index of transparency reports, which it last posted in 2016, and this pending revision will document serious stagnation

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