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The plethora of knowledge involved in Machine Learning is the most fabulous thing about the subject. The theoretical and coding balance… | Continue reading
With a good algorithm, you can simultaneously solve several problems associated with smart contracts that work with large lists of user… | Continue reading
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I was recently surfing around Anton Chuvakin’s posts on SIEMs and became particularly restless about one particular requirement “tearing… | Continue reading
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I am creating a series of blog posts to help you develop, deploy and run (mostly) Python applications on AWS Lambda using Serverless… | Continue reading
The financial value of the cryptocurrency market is estimated at roughly $400 billion, most of which remains untapped because it cannot be… | Continue reading
From Hawaii to India, scientists are using IoT sensors to monitor hazardous pollutants in the air. | Continue reading
This article tells about the process of creation and usage face recognition library for Go language. | Continue reading
Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize industries. Blockchain has ignited curiosity among industries and sectors… | Continue reading
So Google has a version of its search engine in the works for China. However, this version is/will be openly censored to comply with… | Continue reading
2017 was a great year for DevOps. Continuous and ever wider adoption of Kubernetes, its long-awaited native support in Docker, the rise of… | Continue reading
Why do techies in power think they know so much? | Continue reading
The uptake of blockchain technology for the development of decentralized applications has given rise to a new market niche: application… | Continue reading
Any system that still requires a trusted entity to hold secrets is by nature not decentralized and suffers from a number of weaknesses… | Continue reading
I was never really concerned about the size of node_modules — my thinking was that you should not care too much about the tools you need… | Continue reading
Technologists have idolized philosophy for many years now. Investors and founders such as Peter Thiel, Stewart Butterfield, and Reid… | Continue reading
Many conceive of decentralization as a glistening new phenomenon, an innovation born from the blockchain with world-changing power we’re… | Continue reading
It’s becoming easier than ever for wannabe cybercriminals to snag a share of the billions of dollars lost through fraud in the US each… | Continue reading
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In just a short period of time, European tech has skyrocketed from a relatively meager global position to an increasingly connected hub… | Continue reading
Chances are — when the coders of today tell their grandparents what their jobs are — they get a blank face in response. Or perhaps a… | Continue reading
The CTO of a leading SaaS approached me to get help with his software team. | Continue reading
Investors and entrepreneurs alike should know: are they playing in the Market or the Frontier? | Continue reading
Is it ethical to work for a tobacco company? Most people would probably say no but if you’ve ever contributed code to React, Webpack… | Continue reading
Airdrops are a central feature of the cryptocurrency space. The first time I participated in one I didn’t even fully understand what an… | Continue reading
At the beginning of every project, we have to commit to some important decisions. Among the correct decisions we made at Code:Nation I can… | Continue reading
This morning I found myself summarizing my favorite bits from a talk that I enjoyed at Google Cloud Next in San Francisco, What’s New with… | Continue reading
When I first started exploring the cryptocurrency space I spent a good amount of time on faucet sites. For those who are not familiar with… | Continue reading
This story is for all cryptocurrency enthusiasts out there, but in particular it is for new enthusiasts and those still learning the… | Continue reading
Developers often complain about technical debt and want to get some time to fix it. Be it a significant refactoring, or a rewrite. Usually… | Continue reading
If you are a developer and want to integrate data manipulation or science into your product or starting your journey in data science, here… | Continue reading
Since the 2016 US presidential election, the term “fake news” has become part of our daily vernacular. | Continue reading
It’s not surprising that pricing plays a large role in the success of a startup. When asked if he could put any one piece of advice to… | Continue reading
A few days ago, I discovered an online trading card game called Gods Unchained, which is backed by Coinbase. You can buy cards on their… | Continue reading
The Google Chrome team made waves last year when it released Puppeteer, a NodeJS API for running headless Chrome instances. | Continue reading
The strategy around Google RCS becomes even more unlikely for telcos | Continue reading
Learn how to balance business automation with the human touch. Decide what types of tasks to automate. | Continue reading
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Even if you haven’t worked on Kubernetes, chances are you’ve at least heard or read about it. It is already one of the most popular open… | Continue reading
A list of all my open source projects with a focus on JavaScript. | Continue reading
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The trouble with developers is that you can never tell what a developer is doing until it’s too late. | Continue reading