Evacuation Warning Issued for Burn Areas Santa Barbara Edhat EVACUATION WARNING: The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office has issued an EVACUATION WARNING due to heavy rain arriving tomorrow night for the …
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Did you see Mommy kissing Santa Claus? Or was it simply an imposter? The Not Santa detector is here to help solve the mystery once and for all
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The deep learning Santa/Not Santa detector
Tired of pulling names out of a hat for office Secret Santa? Upgrade your festive tradition with a Raspberry Pi, thermal printer, and everybody’s favourite microcomputer mascot, Babbage Bear. The name’s Santa.
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Albuquerque Journal Scalable clusters make HP R&D easy as Raspberry Pi Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE, N.M. — Computer scientists have just addressed a challenge for managing Trinity, one of the world's most advanced, exclusive supercomputers, by using one of the world's least expensive, most widely available computers, the Raspberry Pi
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Hot Hardware Raspberry Pi -Powered Sensor Scans Your Ankles To Predict Potential Cardiac Events Hot Hardware While out covering ARM TechCon, which is currently underway in Santa Clara, we got a glimpse of a device being built by Heartfelt Technologies leveraging ARM processors by way of the popular Raspberry Pi , that could actually end up saving your life.
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Raspberry Pi-Powered Sensor Scans Your Ankles To Predict Potential Cardiac Events – Hot Hardware
s7.io Announces First Complete Go-Anywhere Weatherproof … PR Newswire (press release) SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Oct. 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — KLiP Industries, a company providing IoT tools for makers, today announced s7 Rubicon – the first ..
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I had the opportunity to play with this machine a few months ago, when Brian Corteil , a Cambridge maker-extraordinaire, brought it to a Raspberry Jam . It’s a piece of genius: the Naughty or Nice machine removes the guesswork from Santa’s assessment of the year’s behaviour, and applies the scientific method to the problem.
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At Raspberry Pi Towers, our magical helper elves* have been working around the clock to bring you some fantastically festive Hour of Code activities. Raspberry Pi Elves Ben and Gert The Hour of Code is an idea launched in 2013 by Code.org – a non-profit organisation dedicated to expanding participation in Computer Science by making it available in more schools. Their vision is very similar to our own at Raspberry Pi: Every student in every school should have the opportunity to learn computer science.
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Take part in the Hour of Code