In this year’s RailsConf keynote, DHH took on the idea of the tragedy of the commons and open source software development. The talk was less about writing code or the Rails framework and more about self actualization and transcendence.

When I meet with Turing graduates for coffee, I often ask, “What are you looking for in your first job out of Turing?” Most of these students answer by saying something like, “I am looking for a company with great mentorship.” Stop saying that.

By the end of this tutorial you will be able to submit pictures to a trained machine learning algorithm and get the image's classification as a response. In other words, we are making Jian Yang's Not Hot Dog app.