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The news to know for Tuesday, November 12th, 2019!
We’re talking about record-breaking cold temperatures, the major case now before the U.S. Supreme Court, and another new potential presidential candidate.
Plus: it's a big day for Disney, Google's secret health project, and Amazon's newest grocery store.
Those stories and more in less than 10 minutes!
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Sources:
Record Cold Temps: USA Today, CNN, CBS News
DACA Before Supreme Court: Fox News, NBC News, The Hill
New Presidential Candidate?: Politico, NYT
Former President Jimmy Carter Hospitalized: Reuters, Washington Post
Google’s Secret Health Project: WSJ, Forbes, 9to5Google
Disney+ Launch: CNBC, Cnet, Business Insider
SpaceX Satellites: USA Today, NYT, TechCrunch, CNBC
Twitter Policy on Deepfakes: Reuters, Tech Crunch
Amazon’s Newest Grocery Store: TechCrunch, CBS News, Cnet
MLB Rookies of the Year: ESPN, MLB
We go 20 miles east of Reno, to a mountainous landscape full of wild horses, brothels, and Tesla’s futuristic Gigafactory. City boosters say it’s the engine driving the New Reno. But the truth of what that means is darker and more complicated than it first appears.
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When she was 21 years old, Claire Culwell found out a huge secret about her past: her biological mom had tried to have an abortion when she was pregnant with Claire and her twin. While Claire's twin didn't survive, Claire did--and that revelation changed her life,."I knew that I couldn't stand for what abortion does. And so, I chose to take a stance and to speak out," she says. Plus, Dan Bartkowiak of the Pennsylvania Family Council joins the show to discuss what's going on in the Keystone State.
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A five episode limited series by Pod Save America host Tommy Vietor on the Iowa Caucuses. Tommy takes the listener to Iowa to spend time with the candidates, staffers and undecided voters who will determine who wins. Tommy will explain why Iowa is first, how the caucuses work, and try to figure out what it takes to win. And finally he'll explore the question: is this really the best way to pick a president?
New episodes drop on Tuesdays right here in the Pod Save America feed. Produced in partnership with Pineapple Street Studios. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
If you’ve listened to the first three parts of this podcast, you know former California governor Pete Wilson played a big role in setting the stage for Proposition 187. We tried to arrange an interview with him for months. And the day The Battle of 187 got released, we finally got a date on the calendar. So here’s a special bonus episode of our podcast, in which host Gustavo Arellano asks Wilson questions that have been bothering him forever. Like, who created that crazy “They Keep Coming” ad? And did undocumented families like Gustavo’s ruin California?
To learn more, go to latimes.com/thisiscalifornia.
Paul and Sara chat about what language is best to choose as your first when you're just getting started on your journey as a programmer. Probably not Mathmatica, but it's a neat one.
Jupyter Notebooks - an in-browser notebook for working with Python. You can write your words, have your code right next to it, and see how things play out. Or as Tom Butterworth put it on DEV.
"Jupyter Notebook is an interactive web application that interfaces with the iPython repl, allowing you to run structured but iterative Python scripts. It is the de facto choice for data scientists to rapidly prototype pipelines, visualise data, or perform ad hoc analysis."
Jess Lee had some great perspectives to share on what it means to balance being an entrepreneur and a coder.
Issac Lyman kicked off a community project on DEV to create a book that would help guide readers through their first year in code. 15 contributors ended up writing chapters for the book, which is available for free here.
DEV is open source, and they have decided it can be a software platform other organizations can use to build their own communities. As Ben Halpern writes, "The future of our company will be based on delivering the DEV open-source software to power new standalone communities. We will work with a network of partners both inside and outside of the software ecosystem."
We dig into D3.JS. Stack Overflow has a lot to teach folks on this subject.
What's the best way to make a d3.js visualization layout responsive?
Just don't ask about a good book for learning the subject!
And finally, what's the difference between d3.js and jQuery? It's a silly question with some interesting answers and a nice history of the web in the background.
Today's episode is the final -- and dare we say it, the best -- part of our live show in Los Angeles where we were joined by the co-host of the popular podcast "Oh No Ross And Carrie" Carrie Poppy, and the show's lawyer, Matthew Strugar. Join us for a fascinating discussion as to who's threatened to sue the show and why....
And stick around for a special LIVE #T3BE!
After that, we also answer last week's #T3BE about breach of contract. Can Thomas continue his improbable one-question win streak? Listen and find out!
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