Too Long; Didn’t Read XOCIETY, one of Web3’s most anticipated games, is partnering with Mysten Labs, the original contributor to Sui, an innovative Layer 1 and smart contract platform. Sui is a step-function advancement in blockchain, designed from bottom up to meet the needs of the next billion users in crypto. XOCiETY will move into early access in Q4 of 2024.
Too Long; Didn’t Read Hipposol is a new memecoin launching on the secure and swift Solana blockchain. The presale for Hipposol tokens is kicking off on the 24th of April, With a limited sale duration of 26 days. Early investors will have the unique opportunity to acquire $Hippo at a pricing of 150,000 $hippos for 1 SOL.
AI is supercharging coding — and developers are embracing it. In a recent StackOverflow poll, 44% of software engineers said that they use AI tools as part of their development processes now and 26% plan to soon. Gartner estimates that over half of organizations are currently piloting or have already deployed AI-driven coding assistants, and that 75% of developers will use coding assistants in some form by 2028. Ex-Microsoft software developer Igor Ostrovsky believes that
Though many eyes are on space as orbit develops into a thriving business ecosystem, Radical is keeping things a little closer to the ground — but not too close. Its high-altitude, solar-powered aircraft aim to succeed where Facebook’s infamous Aquila failed by refining the tech and embracing more markets. It’s hard to believe that Facebook’s ambitious plan to use solar-powered aircraft to provide internet access in far-flung locations got its start a decade ago. But
It is a universal truth of human nature that the developers who build the code should not be the ones to test it. First of all, most of them pretty much detest that task. Second, like any good auditing protocol, those who do the work should not be the ones who verify it. Not surprisingly, then, code testing in all its forms — usability, language- or task-specific tests, end-to-end testing — has been a focus
Listen to this article InOrbit has joined the Open Source Robotics Alliance to support community software development. | Source: InOrbit InOrbit Inc. this month joined the Open Source Robotics Alliance, or OSRA. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company said it is a milestone in its commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation within the robotics community. “Having members like InOrbit is crucial to us because it’s an indicator of support from long-standing community members for our vision
If you are a curious reader interested in learning more about SAP data models, you’ve come to the right place! Ayoub El Outati · Follow Published in Towards Data Science · 8 min read · 10 hours ago — Hello Medium readers! I’m excited to share some learnings from a recent project where I dived into the complexity of SAP’s data models. For confidentiality reasons, I’m unable to share all the project details 🤫. However,
How to improve your ML model with three lines of code Jonte Dancker · Follow Published in Towards Data Science · 8 min read · 10 hours ago — Turning a point prediction into a prediction region to quantify the model’s uncertainty to give us more information (Image by the author). Prediction models are trained to predict well and give us point forecasts. Let’s assume we want to buy a house. Before we do so,
Fabric Madness part 4 Roger Noble · Follow Published in Towards Data Science · 10 min read · 2 days ago — Image by author and ChatGPT. “Design an illustration, with imagery representing data experiments, focusing on basketball data” prompt. ChatGPT, 4, OpenAI, 15April. 2024. https://chat.openai.com. A Huge thanks to Martim Chaves who co-authored this post and developed the example scripts. It’s no secret that Machine Learning (ML) systems require careful tuning to become truly
Part 1: physipy brings meter and Joule to python Yoann Mocquin · Follow Published in Towards Data Science · 9 min read · 10 hours ago — Have you ever done engineering/scientific computation with Python, and ended up lost or confused about which unit your variable was expressed in, like “is that the value in meters or millimeters”? Or you realized that at some point you added an electrical current with a resistance — which