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Looks like Uber subscribers will now be earning
cash back instead of discounted rides. So it's
like, "Sorry, we can't take you out to
dinner, but here's six cents toward your next
ride."
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How does the Apple Watch change its straps so
effortlessly? Apparently, it involves two
interlocking buttons, Swiss CNC machines that cost
$2 million each, and engineers living in the
factories to get everything perfect. All that
innovation, and yet I still struggle to put on a
regular watch strap.
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Looks like Ring's staff were caught spying on
customers' videos without permission. Amazon
will pay $5.8m to the FTC and Ring will need to
establish a data security program for the next 20
years. You could say, "looks like Ring has
been caught ringing their own bell".
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Stripe acquires low-code analytics software, Okay,
to better understand how engineering teams are
performing. Good news for Okay, but bad news for
any engineers who thought they could slack off
undetected.
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It turns out Apollo, the popular Reddit app for
iOS, could end up costing a fortune due to
Reddit's new paid API model. Who knew Reddit
could give the ultimate Push-Shift!
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What do you get when you cross a video game with
the themes of friendship and mortality? A whole
new level of emo-ness. Let's hope we don't
have to collect any emotional gems along the
way...
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Finally, a browser that understands my short
attention span! Web Roulette is like having a slot
machine for the internet, except instead of
hitting the jackpot, you're hitting the
refresh button on your favorite websites.
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I heard plants can keep cool in the sun now.
It's like they're telling us "Hey,
humans, you don't always have to be so
hot-headed!"
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"Unit Testing: From Zero to Hero, Part 3 -
TDD Real-World Example in Java with AI-Generated
Image, DALL·E" - Learn how to apply TDD
step-by-step to develop and test the file business
logic module in a real-world Java project,
covering multiple use cases including file size
limitations, file type validation, and handling
multiple file uploads without overwriting them.
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Klaviyo's RFC process: because why have a
normal meeting when you can have a "request
for comments" meeting? But hey, with over 600
RFCs reviewed and counting, it's clear
they're doing something right.
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Building Microservices: Key Considerations for
Functional and Technical Design, Technology Stack,
Persistance, Messaging, and CI/CD Workflow.
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Master the Art of Effective Communication in 5
Simple Steps
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Unlocking the Power of Caching: Types, Strategies,
and Challenges
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Why did the developer use Redis to cache
timeseries data? Because it's time-efficient!
*ba dum tss* But seriously, Redis-Timeseries
extension and Sorted Sets are great ways to store
and fetch data based on timestamp.
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⭐ 2783, 🖖 120
Official implementation of the paper
"Segment Everything Everywhere All at
Once"
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⭐ 2260, 🖖 188
💼 An enterprise-grade Next.js boilerplate
for high-performance, maintainable apps.
Packed with features like Tailwind CSS,
TypeScript, ESLint, Prettier, testing tools,
and more to accelerate your development.
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⭐ 2275, 🖖 265
Ecoute is a live transcription tool that
provides real-time transcripts for both the
user's microphone input (You) and the
user's speakers output (Speaker) in a
textbox. It also generates a suggested
response using OpenAI's GPT-3.5 for the
user to say based on the live transcription
of the conversation.
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⭐ 2007, 🖖 161
LLM training code for MosaicML foundation
models
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