💡 Original Quote: “Programmers waste enormous amounts of time thinking about, or worrying about, the speed of noncritical parts of their programs, and these attempts at efficiency actually have a strong negative impact when debugging and maintenance are considered. We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the … Read more
Writing clean and simple code not only constructs the framework of a maintainable and robust application but also harmonizes the collaboration between developers. Let’s unpack the principles laid out in the fourth chapter of “The Art of Clean Code” with real-world examples, data, and facts. So you don’t end up like this poor guy: 👇 … Read more
💡 Abstract: As software development complexity spirals and deadlines stretch, embracing the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) can be the lighthouse guiding you through stormy seas. The MVP approach strips a product down to its essence to validate core hypotheses, not only accelerates the feedback loop but also sharpens product-market fit with surgical precision. In this … Read more
ChatGPT has been a game changer in 2023. Many argue that 2024 will be the year of humanoid robotics. The applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have rapidly expanded across various sectors, transforming how we live, work, and interact with the world. 👉 Tesla Bot Optimus: Is $5,000 per Share (TSLA) Realistic? Here is a list … Read more
When it comes to productivity, complexity is the bane of your existence. This isn’t just for businesses but individuals as well. Today, let’s dissect where complexity pops up and how it can mess with your ability to get things done. Think about these hurdles a new coder faces: This overwhelming array of choices often leaves … Read more
A new Apple research paper is taking the world by storm: LLM in a flash. ⚡ The ideas is simple: Making large language models (LLMs) work better on computers that don’t have a lot of memory. 👉 If you’re a human reader, chances are you’re reading this on such a computer or smartphone. If you’re … Read more
Huawei’s Pangu-Weather AI model represents a significant advancement in weather forecasting. This model is the first AI prediction model to outperform traditional numerical weather forecast methods in terms of accuracy and speed. It processes data 10,000 times faster than conventional methods, reducing the global weather prediction time to just seconds. Note that this is not … Read more
Imagine streaming your favorite 4K movie or playing high-speed online games with virtually no lag. That’s the promise of L4S: The need for speed and reliability in internet services is paramount. Enter RFC 9330, a groundbreaking document from the IETF that’s set to revolutionize how we experience the internet. This Low Latency, Low Loss, and … Read more
ROM (Read-Only Memory) and NVM (Non-Volatile Memory) are two types of memory used in computing. ROM (Read-Only Memory) is a non-volatile memory used mainly for storing firmware, typically written once and not meant for frequent rewriting. NVM (Non-Volatile Memory) is a broader category of non-volatile memory used for various storage purposes, allowing frequent data writing … Read more
This article shows you the most profitable programming languages in the world. I compiled the average income of all programming languages and sorted them in a descending manner in the following table: Job Description Annual Average Income Erlang Developer $138,000 Haskell Developer $126,000 Go Developer $124,000 Scala Developer $119,000 Python Developer $114,000 Solidity Developer $107,000 … Read more
In Python, negative indexing lets you count backwards from the end of a list. So, -1 is the last item, -2 is the second to last, and so on. It’s like starting at the end of a line of people and moving backwards to find someone. Negative Indexing for Strings You can index single characters … Read more
Python’s built-in hasattr(object, string) function takes an object and a string as an input. It returns True if one of the object‘s attributes has the name given by the string. Otherwise, it returns False. Syntax hasattr() The hasattr() object has the following syntax: Syntax: hasattr(object, attribute) # Does the object have this attribute? Arguments object … Read more