How to publish Deno modules to NPM
dnt and oak – making code work across Deno and Node.js
WeiterlesenMonth: February 2022
Misidentifying talent
[Click to collapse / expand section on sports] Here are some notes from talent scouts: Recruit A: … will be a real specimen with chance to...
WeiterlesenLearning with not Enough Data Part 2: Active Learning
This is part 2 of what to do when facing a limited amount of labeled data for supervised learning tasks. This time we will get some...
WeiterlesenDeno 1.19 Release Notes
Deno 1.19 improves our web streams integration, introduces a `deno vendor` subcommand, and adds many other new features.
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Static Files on Deno Deploy
Deno Deploy runs Deno programs at the edge, now with support for static files.
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Andrew Ng: Unbiggen AI
Andrew Ng has serious street cred in artificial intelligence. He pioneered the use of graphics processing units (GPUs) to train deep learning models in the late...
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How AI Will Change Chip Design
The end of Moore’s Law is looming. Engineers and designers can do only so much to miniaturize transistors and pack as many of them as possible...
WeiterlesenA list of every web API in Deno
Have you ever wondered how web compatible Deno is? In this blog post I explain every single web API available in Deno.
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Atomically Thin Materials Significantly Shrink Qubits
Quantum computing is a devilishly complex technology, with many technical hurdles impacting its development. Of these challenges two critical issues stand out: miniaturization and qubit quality....
WeiterlesenCocktail party ideas
You don’t have to be at a party to see this phenomenon in action, but there’s a curious thing I regularly see at parties in social...
WeiterlesenA decade of major cache incidents at Twitter
This was co-authored with Yao Yue This is a collection of information on severe (SEV-0 or SEV-1, the most severe incident classifications) incidents at Twitter that...
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