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- The Geek section of Fossbytes features trending developments, features, and useful guides on Linux distros, programming, single board computers, and DIY projects. Here you can also browse new stories on various open source technologies and budding projects.
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Latest Articles
A Neural Network in 11 Lines of Python
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Artificial Intelligence is getting embedded in our lives on a regular basis in form of various speech recognition software, digital assistants like Cortana or, the
How to Install VirtualBox 5.0 In Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint, RHEL, CentOS and Fedora
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Virtual Machines are software that are used to run other operating systems within a pre-installed operating system. This self-contained OS runs as a separate computer
Amazon Launches AWS Device Farm, Now Test Your Apps on Real Devices
Adarsh Verma
July 13, 2015
To benefit the hard-working app developers and programmers, Amazon is starting a cloud-based service named AWS Device Farm. AWS Device Farm will help developers to
Top 15 Facebook Open Source Projects You Must Know
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July 12, 2015
This is the first article of the series where we will be publishing about top open source projects made by big blue chips like Facebook,
Computer Program ‘Helium’ Fixes Old and Rotten Code Faster than Expert Engineers
Adarsh Verma
July 10, 2015
Do you know the meaning of term software rot or bit-rot? It’s the gradual deterioration in the performance of a software and its responsiveness that
Google Makes Website Making Easy With “Material Design Lite” and Free Website Builder
Adarsh Verma
July 8, 2015
Google introduced its concept of material design and its specification to make the user interfaces more beautiful and uniform on devices all screen sizes. To
Raspberry Pi DIY: How to Preserve and Sync Data in a Mason Jar Using Pi
Adarsh Verma
July 6, 2015
Enough about storing your data on world’s smallest 128GB memory card or some other invention poised to be the next HDD-killer. Today, I’m going to
Watch People Code and Learn for Free on Livecoding.tv
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July 6, 2015
Do you want to code, find a direct way to communicate with the like-minded people and get some type of mentorship? Are you facing difficulties
Microsoft Joins the Linux Foundation’s R Consortium Along With Others
Adarsh Verma
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Today the Linux Foundation announced a new initiative called R Consortium- a group to unite the users of the open-source R programming language. Microsoft announced
Racket-lang: A Programmable Programming Language
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You must have read our coverage on programming language and its development. If not, I would recommend you to go through it once. There are very
A Neural Network in 11 Lines of Python
Adarsh Verma
July 15, 2015
How to Install VirtualBox 5.0 In Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint, RHEL, CentOS and Fedora
Adarsh Verma
July 13, 2015
Amazon Launches AWS Device Farm, Now Test Your Apps on Real Devices
Adarsh Verma
July 13, 2015
Top 15 Facebook Open Source Projects You Must Know
Ananda Verma
July 12, 2015
Computer Program ‘Helium’ Fixes Old and Rotten Code Faster than Expert Engineers
Adarsh Verma
July 10, 2015
Google Makes Website Making Easy With “Material Design Lite” and Free Website Builder
Adarsh Verma
July 8, 2015
Raspberry Pi DIY: How to Preserve and Sync Data in a Mason Jar Using Pi
Adarsh Verma
July 6, 2015
Watch People Code and Learn for Free on Livecoding.tv
Adarsh Verma
July 6, 2015
Microsoft Joins the Linux Foundation’s R Consortium Along With Others
Adarsh Verma
July 2, 2015
Racket-lang: A Programmable Programming Language
Ananda Verma
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