AI isn’t putting tech workers out of jobs, the stock price is
On today’s home team episode: a new study confirms that AI isn’t putting us out of business, why tech layoffs have been good for share prices, and the programming students learning to code with Copilot.
Read moreJavaScript vs Python: Which One Should You Learn First?
Learn about the similarities and differences of JavaScript and Python, how easy they are to learn, and which is best for you to learn first. Continue reading JavaScript vs Python: Which One Should You Learn First? on SitePoint.
Read moreChris’ Corner: People Be Doing Web Components
Native Web Components are still enjoying something of a moment lately. Lots of chatter, and a good amount of it positive. Other sentiment may be critical, but hopeful. Even more important, we’re seeing people actually use Web Components more and more. Like make them and share them proudly. Here are
Read moreHow to build cloud-native applications for multi-architecture infrastructure
There are new ways to leverage different CPU architectures to increase application performance and reduce cloud compute costs. Making the cloud-native stack multi-architecture ready helps applications run on the right hardware in cloud environments.
Read moreCelebrating and improving your community’s knowledge
Let’s take a look at the first Stack Overflow for Teams Enterprise release of the year, focusing on how your teams can celebrate your community’s contributions and how search improvements will make these contributions more discoverable.
Read more13 Best Books, Courses and Communities for Learning React
Explore some of the best books, courses and communities for learning React, with a focus on developers looking to advance in web development. Continue reading 13 Best Books, Courses and Communities for Learning React on SitePoint.
Read moreConnecting the FFT and quadratic reciprocity
Some readers will look at the title of this post and think “Ah yes, the FFT. I use it all the time. But what is this quadratic reciprocity?” Others will look at the same title and think “Gauss called the quadratic reciprocity theorem the jewel in the crown of mathematics.
Read moreTwo-digit zip codes
It’s common to truncate US zip codes to the first three digits for privacy reasons. Truncating to the first two digits is less common, but occurs in some data sets. HIPAA Safe Harbor requires sparse 3-digit zip codes to be suppressed; even when rolled up to three digits some regions
Read moreIntroducing: CodeSignal Learn
Since 2015, technical leaders have relied on CodeSignal to identify people with the right skills for their business needs. Building on what we’ve learned over the past 9 years, we’re proud to introduce a revolutionary new learning experience that helps people develop and master in-demand skills: CodeSignal Learn. CodeSignal Learn
Read moreBessel zero spacing
Bessel functions are to polar coordinates what sines and cosines are to rectangular coordinates. This is why Bessel function often arise in applications with radial symmetry. The locations of the zeros of Bessel functions are important in application, and so you can find software for computing these zeros in mathematical
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