Sentences with phrase «published open source software»

This would be particularly plausible in the case where he published open source software, and would be even more plausible if he somehow profited from the mayhem that revealing the breach caused.

block.one designs free market systems to secure life, liberty, and property by publishing open source software that is free for everyone to use.

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Plentiful open - source software — like Caffe, Google's TensorFlow, and Amazon's DSSTNE — have greased the innovation process, as has an open - publication ethic, whereby many researchers publish their results immediately on one database without awaiting peer - review approval.

Further processing and analysis uses cutting - edge connectome analysis algorithms and software that we publish in public software repositories under open - source licenses.

We consider the release and maintenance of scientific software an integral part of scientific publishing, and we contribute to the Bioconductor Project, an open source software collaboration to provide tools for the analysis and study of high - throughput genomic data.

The policy also requires each agency to publish at least 20 % of its custom code as open source software.

In fact, there is open source for just about every mainstream software program; graphic design programs to publishing software.

The members of Readium Foundation (Readium.org), an independent open source consortium developing software to advance adoption of EPUB and the Open Web Platform for publishing, have elected a representative Board of Directopen source consortium developing software to advance adoption of EPUB and the Open Web Platform for publishing, have elected a representative Board of DirectOpen Web Platform for publishing, have elected a representative Board of Directors.

The Readium Project focuses on making sure open source software for handling ePUB 3 publications is readily available, as well as helping to accelerate adoption of ePUB 3 as a global digital publishing format.

EDRLab develops technology to accelerate the adoption of EPUB and the Open Web Platform by the global digital publishing industry; it is the European headquarter of the Readium Foundation, an international non-profit membership organization which develops multi-platform Software Development Kits as open - source softwOpen Web Platform by the global digital publishing industry; it is the European headquarter of the Readium Foundation, an international non-profit membership organization which develops multi-platform Software Development Kits as open - source softwopen - source software.

All new software tools created for the projects will be published to public repositories and have open source licenses.

And the Public Knowledge Project, which I direct, would place on the table its federally supported open source publishing and indexing software, as well as its training and support.

How exactly such a digital - era transformation can be best modelled, piloted, and rolled out — which is to say, how the spirit of this earlier patronage of learning for greater public benefit, can be preserved into the digital era — is the work that I and others have underway with such initiatives as the Open Access Publishing Cooperative, Open Library of the Humanities, and SCOAP3 for journals; Knowledge Unlatched and Lever Press for books; and the Public Knowledge Project for open source publishing softwOpen Access Publishing Cooperative, Open Library of the Humanities, and SCOAP3 for journals; Knowledge Unlatched and Lever Press for books; and the Public Knowledge Project for open source publishingPublishing Cooperative, Open Library of the Humanities, and SCOAP3 for journals; Knowledge Unlatched and Lever Press for books; and the Public Knowledge Project for open source publishing softwOpen Library of the Humanities, and SCOAP3 for journals; Knowledge Unlatched and Lever Press for books; and the Public Knowledge Project for open source publishing softwopen source publishingpublishing software.

(f) Archiving is part of a larger movement to increase access to knowledge that also includes alternative forms of open access publishing for journals and conference papers, involving dedicated open access publishers (e.g. BMC), university libraries (e.g. UBC http://ojs.library.ubc.ca/) or groups using open source software (e.g. DpubS), while at the same time, this new spirit of openness is contributing to open data (e.g., Dataverse Network) and open notebook science (e.g. Useful Chem) initiatives.

Examples of such systems or economies can be found in, for example, Aboriginal cultural property, Open Source software, the fashion industry, blogging, academic citation, ordinary conversation, journalism, historical publishing practices, and the world of libraries and education.

Presentation # 1 Title: The Opportunity Side of Open This presentation will explore the opportunities associated with converging forces of open source software, open access research publishing, open government / data, open educational resources, and open pedagogOpen This presentation will explore the opportunities associated with converging forces of open source software, open access research publishing, open government / data, open educational resources, and open pedagogopen source software, open access research publishing, open government / data, open educational resources, and open pedagogopen access research publishing, open government / data, open educational resources, and open pedagogopen government / data, open educational resources, and open pedagogopen educational resources, and open pedagogopen pedagogies.

Not only is the ALF open access, but it's also published using open source software, the Public Knowledge Project's Open Journal Systems, out of Canada's Simon Fraser Unversopen access, but it's also published using open source software, the Public Knowledge Project's Open Journal Systems, out of Canada's Simon Fraser Unversopen source software, the Public Knowledge Project's Open Journal Systems, out of Canada's Simon Fraser UnversOpen Journal Systems, out of Canada's Simon Fraser Unversity.

Android itself is open source software, with its code base being published in AOSP (see above).

Bitcoin is a digital asset and a payment system invented by Satoshi Nakamoto, who published the invention in 2008 and released it as open - source software in 2009.

Published monthly and sold around the world, the leading UK Linux magazine highlights the latest developments in the world of open source, examines new software and book releases, and shows you how to go further with our hands - on tutorials.