@feamster@Speedtest@feamster here is what my students found comparing NDT and @Speedtest in April 2021. These tests were done on laptops/desktops. Uploads were different than downloads.
December newsletter with a summary of our activities from 2020. Safe holidays everyone! Please consider sending your gift for 2020.
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What makes me excited about embedded technology and why hardware is now sexy! It’s time to focus on user experience, hardware as a service and personalization. @EdgeImpulse@thethingsntwrk@janjongboom@rexstjohn @AdamBenzion @zs#tinyml
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Absolutely beautiful video created using still images taken by the Cassini spacecraft during its flyby of Jupiter and while at Saturn. Shown is Io and Europa over Jupiter's Great Red Spot and then Titan as it passes over Saturn and it's edge-on rings. NASA/JPL/Kevin M. Gill
An article on fake journals and conferences. We should make it harder for them to succeed in demoralizing or tempting scientists and engineers.
Hundreds of Researchers From Top Universities Were Published in Fake Academic Journals https://t.co/lMEqni2CVW
The paper I wrote with @gnawali, Language Independent Analysis and Classification of Discussion Threads in Coursera MOOC Forums, is the 4th most cited in Information Reuse and Integration (2018 Google Scholar Metrics). #DataScience https://t.co/GaCDDF2Gr7
@samps Another good resource for bibtex style issues. https://t.co/vdtHwrg3RN. Also, why are IEEE and ACM DL so bad?!?! It seems like an easy thing to fix.
After a canal in Amsterdam was drained, everything that was found was presented in a chronological arranged archive that goes back 119,000 years. A captivating walk through history.
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Lot of students interested in sensors and sensor data analytics. Are there sub-$50 standalone IMU (accel and/or gyro and/or magneto) devices that can sense and log 3-9D data for a few hours? What low-cost IMU devices have you worked with recently and had good or bad experience?
Tweetstorm on Michael Padlipsky, "TCP maximalist" protocol engineer who wrote an influential book arguing against OSI-type proposals. (He ended up winning the argument) https://t.co/fC84jpVRBw
CPS and embedded networking research has been crying out for a benchmark. One of the first outcomes of our benchmarking initiative: #CPSBench, a workshop of #CPSWeek. Consider submitting (April 13)! @gnawali@marcozimmerl https://t.co/s6O4kPwzjz