Coffee and coding go together like rock and roll! Everyone knows that coffee and creative focus go hand-in-hand, and creating code is no different. Coffee has been inspirational to technology and coding. Sun Microsystems named the Java programming ...
Easter Egg Emacs, a highly customizable and extensible text editor that has been around since the 1970s. It is known for its powerful features and flexibility, making it a favorite among programmers, writers, and other users who spend a significant a...
I am delighted to share a fun new initiative that aligns perfectly with Learning & Certifications' commitment to continuous learning and innovation. On April 24, 2024, we will debut Cisco U. Spotlight, a transformative virtual event that will set a n...
We're calling all developers with a passion for sustainability and a flair for creativity to join the revolution in green technology to join the Build for Better Code Challenge: Solve for Sustainability!The Build for Better Code Challenge is not just...
As we head towards Super Bowl LVIII this weekend, there's some interesting and timely news about a shift in America's "most popular" sport. For years, no decades, baseball has been considered America's Pastime. However, a recent Pew Research survey r...
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Learning Lab from the Developer Advocacy team at Cisco DevNet: Machine Learning for Network Engineers: Part 1 Try the Lab ➡ https://developer.cisco.com/learning/labs/ml-for-network-engineers-part-1 ...
Hi all, we have so many people helping and learning from each other in the Cisco Developer Community, but I couldn't find a topic for us to share more about ourselves. So here it is! Prepare to talk about yourself to your fellow community members and...
The original Apple logo featured Sir Isaac Newton sitting under a tree with an apple about to fall on his head. Quite different from the iconic apple shape we know today! The Firefox browser logo isn’t actually a fox. It started as a red panda, but...
It’s the beginning(first week) of the Lunar New Year — the Year of the Dragon. Happy Lunar New Year! There's no need to explain what a dragon is; everyone has an image of it in their mind, yet it’s amusing that no one has actually seen one. ...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has opened the doors for many changes in today's world. Industries such as computer programming, information networks, health care, automotive, and so many more have been touched by Artificial Intelligence. Be it genera...
Apple Vision Pro is finally available at your nearest Apple store. A revolutionary spatial computer that seamlessly blends digital content with the physical world, while allowing users to stay present and connected to others. Vision Pro creates an in...
AI (Artificial Intelligence) and SI (Synthetic Intelligence): Which one is smarter? Haha, it's not so smart to ask a question like that; it's like comparing apples and oranges. What then is SI? SI, unlike AI, which is designed to learn and perform ta...
If you've read my previous posts on the This Week in Tech topic, you'll notice that I frequently take a historical approach and reminisce about tech news from years ago. This week won't be any different, except that I'm perhaps stretching the definit...
The AO (Australian Open) is reaching its final this weekend. Is AI 'playing'? Yes, it has played a role all the way to the final. What I've read in the news is that generative AI technologies are being used for fan engagement, player performance anal...
What does one think of when you hear the word hallucination? There are different answers, but one medical definition is a false perception of objects or events involving your senses. Something that seems real but isn't. In the human world, these can ...
