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Kaggle's Top Ten Data Scientists

What do a Russian math professor, a Harvard neurobiologist, a French actuary and British finance quant all have in common? They all were recently identified as some of the top 10 Kaggle data scientists. Each received the designation as part of their efforts in developing some of the best solutions to the website's crowdsourcing analytics…

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2011 ReadWriteWeb Trivia Challenge: Cloud Edition

We want to extend a big thank you to our loyal readers and community at ReadWriteWeb. To do so, we've partnered with ThinkGeek to give away a few fun, geeky prizes. Here's how it works: We'll give you a few trivia tidbits of interest, and then close with a trivia question that we hope is a brain-teaser. Dig deep into the recesses of your brain…

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ReadWriteWeb Trivia Challenge - Skyscraper Tech

As a thank you to our loyal readers and community, ReadWriteWeb is partnering with ThinkGeek to give away a few fun and geeky prizes. The way this extremely complex game works is that we'll give you a few cool trivia tidbits to wow you with our vast knowledge of the cool but unimportant and then we'll close with a trivia question that we do hope…

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One Tweet Could Be Worth $20k for Lucky High School Senior Today

How much is one picture worth? Would you believe $20,000? This year, fast food purveyor KFC will provide that amount to one high school senior, who has until tomorrow to Tweet a link to a photo. Entrants must follow @kfc_colonel and use the hashtag #KFCScholar. The photo should illustrate why the student exemplifies Colonel Sanders' commitment to…

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MacBook Air Contest Winners and November Extension

The moment many of you have been waiting for is here. We're pleased to announce the last two winners of the MacBook Air contest! Give a big hand to Aaron Meyers and Marshall May! If you're not Meyers or May, don't lose hope: We're extending the last MacBook Air contest for 2011 through Thanksgiving Weekend. Meyers, senior business systems…

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MacBook Air Contest and Poll: What Application(s) Make Up the Biggest Workload for Your Virtual Servers?

What workloads are you running under virtualization, and what are you holding back? That's the question for ReadWriteCloud's October contest. Virtualization providers like VMware and hardware partners like Intel say that almost all workloads are suitable for virtualization. What workloads are you running under virtualzation today, and what…

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MacBook Air Contest Winner and New Contest: Tell Us About Your Most Successful Virtualization Projects

What were some of the most successful virtualization implementations, and what made them successful – other than cost savings? That's the question for ReadWriteCloud's October contest. The prize? A light, sleek MacBook Air. All you need to do is submit the best comment right here on this post, and you'll be taking home a MacBook Air…

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What Does Web 2.0 Mean To You Today?

The term "Web 2.0" became synonymous with the emergence, over 2004-05, of social services like YouTube, MySpace, Facebook and Flickr. It was coined in 2004 by O'Reilly Media for the inaugural Web 2.0 Conference, held in October 2004. At the time, Web 2.0 was meant to convey the beginning of a second major era in the Web; after the Dot…

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Time's Running Out on MacBook Air Contest for September!

It's hard to believe that another month is nearly over. September is just about over, and that means time is running out to win a MacBook Air. All you need to do? Give us the best answer to the question, "what was the most compelling reason that you used to win over management to switch to virtual infrastructure?" All you need to participate…

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MacBook Air Contest: Tell Us How You Won Management Over to Virtualization

What was the most compelling reason that you used to win over management to switch to virtual infrastructure? That's the question for our latest ReadWriteWeb Cloud contest. The prize? A light-as-a-feather MacBook Air. All you need to do is submit the best comment right here on this post, and you'll be taking home a MacBook Air. Participating is…

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Kaggle's Top Ten Data Scientists

2011 ReadWriteWeb Trivia Challenge: Cloud Edition

ReadWriteWeb Trivia Challenge - Skyscraper Tech

One Tweet Could Be Worth $20k for Lucky High School Senior Today

MacBook Air Contest Winners and November Extension

MacBook Air Contest and Poll: What Application(s) Make Up the Biggest Workload for Your Virtual Servers?

MacBook Air Contest Winner and New Contest: Tell Us About Your Most Successful Virtualization Projects

What Does Web 2.0 Mean To You Today?

Time's Running Out on MacBook Air Contest for September!

MacBook Air Contest: Tell Us How You Won Management Over to Virtualization