A Crash Course in Testing Next.js Projects
Jest, Cypress, and StorybooksTesting more than just your patienceAudienceThis article is aimed at engineers with a solid understanding of React, Next.js, and Typescript. An excellent start would be my pieces linked in the previous sentence.The goal is to move from writing well-constructed front-end code to writing well-constructed front-end code we know
Read moreTesla’s Cybertruck didn’t always look so cyberpunk
The photo shared by Isaacson showing concept images of the Cybertruck, and the pop culture that inspired them. Click to see full-sized image. | Image: Walter Isaacson Elon Musk biographer Walter Isaacson has shared a photograph of the Tesla CEO during an early meeting about the Cybertruck that sheds interesting
Read moreWhat happened when Nous.co hooked-up Generative AI to its users’ household bills
With the cost of living ever more painful, and Generative AI supposedly gunning for your job, at least — for the moment — it might be here to save you some money on your household bills. UK-based cost-of-living start-up Nous.co has now launched an OpenAI-powered assistant (combined with its own
Read moreTikTok expands research API to Europe and launches ads transparency library
TikTok has finally launched an ads transparency library — starting with data on ads and other commercial content running in Europe but with plans to expand that. Also today it’s announced expanded access to its research API to Europe. Both moves look intended to help the company comply with incoming
Read moreHow Does Kubernetes Decide Where to Place Pods?
Where, oh where, should I place this Pod?Continue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreGushwork.ai raises $2M, led by Lightspeed, to outsource business tasks to workforces trained in AI
Gushwork.ai, a global platform that aims to advance business process outsourcing (BPO) using AI and human expertise, has raised $2.1 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Lightspeed. B Capital, Sparrow Capital, Seaborne Capital and Beenext also participated in backing the startup that launched in April this year. In
Read moreDetermining Time Complexity of Algorithms Experimentally
Quality assurance is a goal that should be paramount for every professional software engineer. One of the components of this assurance is to make computer programs run smoothly and in acceptable latencies, i.e., write programs with low time complexities.One widely known way of expressing the theoretical behavior of time or
Read moreCan dltHub solve the Python library problem for AI? Dig Ventures thinks so
Python is the preferred programming language in AI, however, most organisations can’t incorporate their Python developers into legacy data infrastructure. That means they miss out on pulling the benefits of AI into the org. However, there has been a lack of open source python library for developers designed around AI
Read moreAsk Sophie: How realistic are my chances of hiring H-1B candidates at my startup?
Sophie Alcorn Contributor Share on Twitter Sophie Alcorn is the founder of Alcorn Immigration Law in Silicon Valley and 2019 Global Law Experts Awards’ “Law Firm of the Year in California for Entrepreneur Immigration Services.” She connects people with the businesses and opportunities that expand their lives. More posts by
Read moreMichael Moritz moves on, book-ending a long chapter at Sequoia Capital
Michael Moritz, the journalist-turned-VC who has long been one of the most prominent and respected investors at Sequoia Capital, has left the firm after 38 years to “deepen his advisory relationship” with Sequoia Heritage, the wealth management unit he spun up in 2010 with colleague Doug Leone and on whose
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