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scikit-learn and an ipython notebook

I took a look at scikit-learn today by watching Jake's video from PyData 2012. I made an ipython notebook while following along. I was on ubuntu 12.04, and there are newer versions out of the main...

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The USCG and autonomous vehicles

Back in 2006 / 2007, I proposed that we put AIS transcievers on Autonomous {Underwater,Surface} vehicles (AUV/ASV). This would aid in recovery operations and allow a vehicle to advertise it's current...

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Tracking vessels at or under the sea

First off, I have never held a secret or above clearance. I am not revealing anything from restricted documents. Any similarities are purely coincidental. I just rewatch the movie "The Hunt for Red...

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Django updated to 1.4.5 in fink for a security issue

Updated releases issued Today the Django team is issuing two releases -- Django 1.3.7 and 1.4.5 -- to correct a packaging problem with yesterday's 1.3.6 and 1.4.4 releases. Both the 1.3.6 and 1.4.4...

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What python packages are installed?

Work at Google on a team that works primarily in python has pushed me to get tons better at python. It's one thing to know and working a language. It's a whole nother thing to get to that expert level....

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A well known sea turtle

Dive into the Great Barrier Reef with the first underwater panoramas in Google Maps

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MichelleW post on Whale Alert

I have been enjoying Michelle W's illustrations ever since she started adding them to her posts. Her topics range from life as a PhD student to ocean acidification. Now she has done up two about the...

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US Array data compared to model

I am wishing this was around when I took Peter Shearer's seismology course at SIO. Left side is the data, right side is a model for the event. This is from the IRIS Tutorial Data Visualizations

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ERMA makes the NOAA blog post on ERMA

Back when I was working with Rob Braswell and Michele Jacobi back 5 or 6 years ago, I really didn't think that the "Portsmouth Reponse" web app that we were working on would be come the big deal that...

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Github of databases

I have been talking about a github like community around databases. Thanks to Dustin Mitchell for pointing to the city of Chicago's posting of their databases literally to GiHub....

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Matt Deans on the NASA Exploration Ground Data System (xGDS)

Sadly I was out sick and have to catch Matt Deans' talk via youtube. Matt and I worked together at NASA Ames back in the 90's in what then called the Intelligent Mechanisms Group (IMG) and is now...

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PyCon 2013 videos online

Today, Trey made a post about the Best Talks at PyCon US 2013. I didn't make it to pycon (other than stopping by a sprint session for an hour), so this is definitely awesome. The first video that I...

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TrailScribe

Check out this video of Trey describing TrailScribe. Trey does an awesome job of describing the idea and I really like the illustrations! This sounds pretty much exactly what I was trying to advocate...

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oauth2

Some parts of oauth 2.0 have just worked for me. However, there are parts that I just don't seem to get. Eventually, we'll be sharing a whole sets of tools working together with oauth2 being the...

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Ship security NOT compromised

Update 3 hours later: I impressed by the interaction around these articles that have happened. Sean has been too kind in mentioning some of the material I pointed him to in the article. Rapid 7 folks...

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Oceans at Google I/O 2013

If you've wondered why my blogging has decrease for the last while, here is one of several of the reasons. I've been working hard on material for Google I/O. I am super excited that we will be sharing...

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Pilots taking ships through the great barrier reef

Via GeoGarage, this is a pretty good article about pilots taking ships through tough areas. Pilots or no-pilots, accidents do happen.

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Pre-Google I/O ships - Hornblower hybrid ferry

I don't know anything about the effeciency of these hybrids, but they have an interesting look with their wind and solar power setups. This image is from a trip several of us made to Angel Island and...

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SF Fire Boat

The San Francisco fire department has their fire boat parked right in front of the Google SF offices. I had to wait for afternoon light, so I could capture a decent image.

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Google API python client for fink on Mac OSX

To go with Google I/O and our Cloud Infrastructure talk "All the ships in the world," I've added oauth2client, uritemplate, gflags, and google-api-python-client to fink on Mac OSX 10.7/10.8. This lets...

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