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Swyx’s note: we’re on a roll catching up with former guests! Apart from our recent guest spot on Raza Habib’s chat with Hamel Husain (see Raza’s first pod here). We’re delighted to welcome Eugene Cheah (see his first pod on RWKV last year) as a rare guest writer for our newsletter. Eugene has now cofounded […]

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Hi!! It’s been a while since I published articles, due to events, lectures, work and so on. But I’m coming back slowly! But how does it work, as I always ask? Everthing okay? all in peace? I hope you are doing well! Today I want to present you very different content, it may be a […]

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Welcome to Hacktoberfest 2024, the biggest celebration of open-source contributions! This year’s event is more inclusive than ever, opening the doors to not just coders, but to no-code contributors too. Whether you’re a designer, writer, project manager, or just someone who wants to make a difference, Hacktoberfest offers a unique opportunity for everyone to join […]

In the world of software development, “clean code” has become a buzzword, often thrown around in discussions, debates, and even job interviews. But, despite its frequent usage, it remains an elusive concept. Developers, teams, and organizations each seem to have their own interpretations, making it challenging to nail down a universal definition. Some developers argue […]

It can be tough choosing a monitor, especially when there are just so many different options out there. For most, price is going to be a huge concern, so it’s really about finding that sweet spot with a monitor that delivers big on features but is still easy on the wallet. With that said, we […]

Susan Kassin, an astronomer at the Space Telescope Science Institute, showed images from previous observatories compared to JWST’s. It was like having the optometrist flip a lens so that the last lines on an eye chart come into focus. “Thank you, Webb — it’s a $10 billion difference,” she said. People chuckled and nodded. JWST […]

962. Maximum width of ramp Difficulty: Medium Topics: Array, Stack, Monotonic Stack A driveway in an integer array nums is a few (i, j) for what i and nums(i) . The width of such a ramp is j – i. Given an integer array numsyield the maximum width of a driveway in nums. If there […]