2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 09:19)
Imagine trying to make fun of people that use tools/languages in tech that literally make them money? Couldn't be me You can have your preferences for the tools you like but if someone is literally earning a living by using a tool then I can't see why you would make fun of it.
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 11:02)
Upgraded PHP on @vercel Edge Functions (with wasm) to PHP 8.2 😊 https://t.co/CbftNmH2Uc https://t.co/dNuQOt4vIf
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 06:01)
There are a lot of reasons to be excited about Canada's venture market https://t.co/oTLE1J6S1R by @rebecca_szkutak
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 09:44)
Twitter Blue to relaunch with actual verification process, higher price for Apple users https://t.co/9e78RK27Hk by @rebeccabellan
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 07:00)
The one slide 99% of founders get wrong when fundraising https://t.co/eHml31XqQI by @Haje
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 06:00)
Avarni is building a comprehensive dataset to analyze supply chain emissions https://t.co/aso7T066z7 by @catherineshu
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 08:06)
#MachineLearning classifies #GravitationalWave glitches with high accuracy: https://t.co/BCR7sQ26f2 ➕ ➡️See @kaggle ➡️ https://t.co/PN7AShYVvh ————— #abdsc #AnomalyDetection #BigData #DataScience #AI #DeepLearning #Astronomy #Physics #Astrophysics #TimeSeries #SupervisedLearning https://t.co/DUUhHjx5oB
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 02:37)
Typescript makes JavaScript BETTER. - Catch errors when you compile - Static Types - In my opinion, More readable - If you need to refactor code, you do not have to worry about someone using the wrong types. It is easy to see why more companies are switching to it.
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 04:45)
I’m surprised these things are not catching on more. I’m using our electric cargo bike every morning to drop off/pick up our three kids at school and daycare and the experience is excellent. (Pictured is my wife though). Beats subway and being stuck in traffic. https://t.co/e0d7DwxJpo
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What factors do you weigh when you start a new project? Do you choose features over performance? End-user experience over maintainability? In this week's Sunday read, we look at stack creep and how to embrace a more minimalist approach. https://t.co/yBQzO7qfOL
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 03:00)
🔎 Do you want to learn more about data structures in Dart? 👉 We’ve got you covered! Daria Orlova, #GoogleDevLibrary Contributor, has created an in-depth guide on data structures and architecture. Learn more → https://t.co/2fd3jG42cR
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In today's #dotNETConf session replay, we learn about the migration story of Microsoft Teams Backend services to #dotNET Core, the performance gains and cost savings observed, and the challenges encountered during the migration. 🎥 https://t.co/6KiGa6FFyA https://t.co/3Q8RhYETuP
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2 years ago
(Dec 11, 2022 04:09)
⚠️LAST DAY to submit to the @PyCon US 2023 CFP!⚠️ We want YOU to speak at PyCon US—a Talk or Charla! Or present a Poster! Or lead a Tutorial! Don't forget to submit your proposal in Pretalx, ASAP: https://t.co/AQ4QVUVCDs ❗CFP Closes TODAY December 11th AoE❗ https://t.co/vpK7YdsAs6
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What are your thoughts on data-driven marketing? 🤔 A data-driven approach has three main benefits: • Reach customers more effectively • Increase efficiency • Improve performance https://t.co/EFBL3BAHXH. https://t.co/l1hi9aSSkd
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