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In last week’s AWS Week in Review post, Danilo mentioned that it’s summer in London. Well, I’m based in Singapore, and it’s mostly summer here. But, June is a special month here as it marks the start of durian season.
It’s a testament to how important the web is that JavaScript, by many rankings the most popular and widely used language, has emerged from browsers and become useful far beyond its initial platform.
Before the artificial intelligence collective destroy humanity, it’s going to have to settle a few things in its own house first. For instance: Which is better — a large language model (LLM) or a custom-trained LLM?
Could Mojo really speed up Python code by a factor of 3,500? This is a claim being made about this new superset of Python, one tweaked for performance in the artificial intelligence (AI) space.
As the economic slowdown bites, demonstrating and clearly articulating enterprise change projects’ business value is imperative. This is especially true for years-long initiatives like those surrounding cloud adoption.
Nicholaus Cranch has a dream. Imagine if you could draw programs — just like you’d draw a flow chart. Cranch has been pursuing that vision for decades, and he’s now proposing his own home-built, no-code solution that allows programming with visual diagrams.
The Docker container ecosystem is full of really handy (and cool) tricks. One such trick is volumes, which allow you to deploy containers with persistent storage. Consider this: With persistent storage, you could deploy a container that saves data to a directory on your host machine.
Web development platform Netlify acquired visual editing solution Stackbit on Thursday. Netlify said the acquisition expands its product portfolio, “empowering marketers and product managers with the ability to design, create and edit experiences within composable platforms.”
Given that I reviewed the code editor Zed a few weeks ago, it should not be too surprising that I look at the older sister project: Warp. Like Zed, Warp is written in Rust and effectively has its own GUI to ensure speed.
As a professional Python developer with years of experience under my belt, I appreciate the language’s versatility, readability, clear syntax, and general ease of use. As you already know from my previous posts on the topic I’ve always loved the simplicity and elegance of Python.
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