Why You Should Consider Building Static Sites
Photo by TopSphere Media on UnsplashIf you’re building web pages in production, consider building and hosting them statically. This can simplify your life while benefitting your customers and your business. The benefits come from three properties of static pages:Generally good speed and performanceAmenity to graceful degradationSimple, reliable, managed hosting optionsSpeed: good for the
Read moreSeismic Data to Subsurface Models with OpenFWI
Training an AI Model on the Latest Intel Xeon CPU with PyTorch 2.0Example of offshore seismic exploration. Image source: https://energyinformationaustralia.com.au/seismic-surveys/Obtaining an accurate “picture” of the subsurface is not as simple as snapping a picture on a smartphone. Seismic exploration is a key component in creating images of the subsurface and finding
Read moreHow To Build the Culture of Delivering Clean Code
If you are working on a development team and in charge of managing multiple source codes, it’s crucial that you treat the code with the utmost care to keep everything going because, over time, the project and your number of teammates will get larger and larger. Now, maintaining the cleanness
Read moreWhy knowledge management is foundational to AI success
Amid all the conversations about how AI is revolutionizing work—making everyday tasks more efficient and repeatable and multiplying the efforts of individuals—it’s easy to get a bit carried away: What can’t AI do? Despite its name, generative AI—AI capable of creating images, code, text, music, whatever—can’t make something from nothing.
Read moreTechnological schadenfreude
I had a tweet Twitter go viral yesterday, at least relatively viral. Elon Musk could tweet a punctuation mark and get an orders of magnitude more traffic, but this was viral by my standards [1]. “That schadenfreude-like feeling when you realize something you felt you should learn but didn’t is
Read moreAn Introduction to Native CSS Nesting
Now that CSS nesting has started to land in browsers, learn how you can use it to write more efficient CSS without using a preprocessor. Continue reading An Introduction to Native CSS Nesting on SitePoint.
Read moreComplex differential equations
Differential equations in the complex plane are different from differential equations on the real line. Suppose you have an nth order linear differential equation as follows. The real case If the a‘s are continuous, real-valued functions on an open interval of the real line, then there are n linearly independent
Read moreConvert LaTeX to Microsoft Word
I create nearly all my documents in LaTeX, even documents that might be easier to create in Word. The reason is that even if a particular document would be easier to write in Word, my workflow is more efficient if everything is in LaTeX. LaTeX makes small, plain text files
Read moreBuilding a Sync Bridge
Adapting event-driven APIs to Promises in JavaScriptEvent-driven architecture (EDA) is a powerful way of building loosely coupled, performant, scalable apps on the web. It enables rich experiences like push notifications, collaborative editing and multiplayer, and other real-time interactions, and encourages modularity.But sometimes the model is inconsistent with what we as
Read more75+ Handpicked Programming Articles Across Medium (April-June 2023)
Better Programming Issue #93Welcome to the latest issue of Coffee Bytes, a newsletter featuring a diverse set of programming stories across Medium to help you get inspired and code throughout this week.This edition spans from Mojo, the buzzing new programming language that seemingly everyone is talking about, to the latest goodies announced
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