Letting Travis keep a secret

More and more packages, be it for R or another language, are now interfacing different application programming interfaces which are exposed to the web. And many of these may require an API key, or token, or account and password.

Briefs

The Securities and Exchange Commission has extended the deadline for submitting the special audit report of KC Property Public Company Ltd to March 8. Earlier, the SEC ordered KC to have a special audit on the internal control system concerning the issuance of bills of exchanges, related receipt and payment transactions, and accounting records practice. The company was also required to examine the issue raised by the auditor whether the questionable transactions of land sales and purchases were in line with the normal course of business operation.

What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory

To insert individual citation into a bibliography in a word-processor, select your preferred citation style below and drag-and-drop it into the document. As CPU cores become both faster and more numerous, the limiting factor for most programs is now, and will be for some time, memory access.

Google May Check to See if People Go to Geographic Locations Google May Recommend

Google was granted a patent this week to enable them to check whether people are following recommendations in search results to visit geographical locations – to see how many people actually visited those places. For example, people living near a certain restaurant may be recommended as a place they might like to go; and the patent determines whether or not people may be following those suggestions.

Why Yale reconsidered Calhoun College’s white supremacist ties

A rear gate at Calhoun College, one of Yale’s 12 residential colleges for undergraduates. On Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017, Yale University said it is renaming Calhoun College after Grace Hooper, a trailblazing computer scientist, a mathematician who earned Yale degrees in the 1930s, invented a pioneering computer programming language and became a Navy rear admiral.

3 Key Strategies for Achieving PCI Compliance for Your Business

When you’re starting a new business , the list of tasks you have to complete is a mile long and includes everything from sourcing finance, and designing products, services, websites, and logos, to setting up corporate structures and establishing methods of operation. One of the areas which fledgling entrepreneurs really need to be aware of, though, in this day and age is PCI Compliance.

Robin Roberts returns to Coast, accepts award

Robin Roberts and sister Sally-Ann Roberts returned to the Coast Saturday to accept an Heritage Award from Mississippi Power that honors the lives of their parents. Video by Justin Vicory/Sun Herald Biloxi votes to ask state lawmakers to approve a high-tech partnership between the city and a nanotechnology company in “Shark Tank” fashion.

Intel Corporation Expects to Grow Client Computing Group Profit Margin

CCG is Intel’s largest business by revenue, generating nearly $33 billion in sales during 2016. Most of that revenue comes from sales of processors and related components into personal-computer systems, although the company has seen reasonable success from the sale of chips that power cable gateways and, more recently, cellular modem chips into Apple ‘s At Intel’s Feb. 9 analyst day, company management went over its financial expectations for this segment for 2017 — and beyond.

Intel 8th Generation Processors Sticking With 14nm Process

Gone are the days when Intel’s new chips firmly stuck to the tick-tock method, which basically meant that there would be a new processor with one generation and a new architecture with the next. The company has now confirmed that its upcoming 8th generation of processors is going to stick with the 14 nanometer process for the fourth time in a row.

iPhone 8 Wireless Charging May Require Separate Accessory

Another day, another report about the iPhone 8. It has long been rumored that the iPhone 8 is finally going to get wireless charging and now there’s a new report out which claims that the next-generation iPhone is actually going to require a separate accessory for wireless charging. It’s also claimed in the report that the iPhone 8 is not going to come with a Lightning-to-3.5mm headphone jack adapter.

Optimizing Nanoparticle Designs for Ideal Absorption of Light

To insert individual citation into a bibliography in a word-processor, select your preferred citation style below and drag-and-drop it into the document. Resonant interaction of light with nanoparticles is essential for a broad range of nanophotonics and plasmonics applications, including optical antennas, photovoltaics, thermoplasmonics, and sensing.

Why I’d Rather Not March

This motto of the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers during World War II neatly sums up a particularly American way of looking at hard work. No matter what the challenge, Americans have always had a penchant for just rolling up the sleeves and digging in.

Can banking baby teeth treat diabetes?

When she was just 11 months old, Billie Sue Wozniak’s daughter Juno was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease that affects 1.25 million people and approximately 200,000 children under age 20 in the United States. The disease had affected several members of Billie Sue’s family, including her uncle, who passed away at the age of 30. “My first thought was, ‘Her life is going to be short,'” the 38-year-old from Reno, Nevada recalled.

Home Ministry website hacked?

New Delhi, Feb 12 – The website of the Home Ministry was non-functional on Sunday and officials said experts were finding out if it had been hacked. The website’s landing page is drawing a blank and the site itself has become inaccessible.

Indian techies welcome in Canada after Trump ban

Toronto, Feb 12 – Indian-origin tech leaders in Canada say the controversial visa and travel restrictions imposed by US President Donald Trump will be a boon for tech recruitment and investment in Canada. This provides a great opportunity for the best talent from India to come, live and work in Canada, said Shafin Diamond Tejani, the CEO of Fantasy 360, a Vancouver-based global leader in creating immersive experiences and games using Virtual Reality , Augmented Reality and Mixed Reality .

Bearish Sugar? Here Are Six Things That May Spoil the Surplus

Counting on next season’s return to surplus to buy your sugar cheap? You may want to hedge your bets. While most analysts forecast supplies will exceed demand in the 2017-18 season that starts in October for most countries, stockpiles will remain at historically low levels, “affording little latitude for under-performance in the major sugar producing countries,” according to Sean Diffley, head of sugar and ethanol at Tropical Research Services, which advises hedge funds.

Low demand, disease shrivel orange crop

Things keep getting worse for citrus growers in Florida, where crop disease and slowing demand continue to threaten what used to be a signature industry in the sunshine state. The state’s orange crop is poised to shrink to what could be the smallest harvest in five decades, according to Judy Ganes-Chase, president of J. Ganes Consulting in Panama City, Panama.

Yale to rename Calhoun College after protests

Yale University announced Saturday that it would change the name of an undergraduate residence college named for 19th-century American politician, Yale alumnus and slavery proponent John C. Calhoun. “Calhoun’s legacy as a white supremacist and a national leader who passionately promoted slavery as a ‘positive good’ fundamentally conflicts with Yale’s mission and values,” Yale President Peter Salovey said in a written statement released Saturday.

Speakeasy bars of Buenos Aires serve cocktails with a native twist

Check out some of the secret bars in the Argentinian capital and its long tradition of inventing cocktails with inventive ingredients Martn Auzmendi, former bartender, prolific cocktail writer and organiser of Buenos Aires Cocktail Week, looks as if he has a bad taste in his mouth. “It seems like every journalist around the world is saying, ‘I want to make an article about the secret speakeasy bars of Buenos Aires’,” he complains.