Month: October 2024

:::info Authors: (1) Yinwei Dai, Princeton University (Equal contributions); (2) Rui Pan, Princeton University (Equal contributions); (3) Anand Iyer, Georgia Institute of Technology; (4) Ravi Netravali, Georgia Institute of Technology. ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 2 Background and Motivation and 2.1 Model Serving Platforms 2.2 Early-Exit Models 2.3 Challenges 3 Design 3.1 … Read more

You said you’d do things and didn’t. You promised yourself you’d get it done, but instead, you slept. You told yourself you’d change, but you didn’t. So, your own self doesn’t respect you for this.

:::warning USE THE TEXT IN THIS TEMPLATE AS A GUIDE. DELETE IT BEFORE SUBMITTING YOUR DRAFT. ::: The #bitcoin Writing Contest, brought to you by Rootstock and HackerNoon, is your chance to shine if you’re a thought leader, skilled writer, talented developer, or blockchain enthusiast! Share your insights on #bitcoin for a chance to win … Read more

The past week has been marked by significant milestones in the cryptocurrency space, underscoring the growing influence of digital assets on both the political landscape and financial markets. From major contributions to crypto-backed political campaigns to strategic initiatives by global financial institutions, the industry is rapidly evolving and shaping the future of finance and regulation. … Read more

Who says you can’t eat your cake and have it too? Not so in Web3! [Blockchain technology makes this easily possible as pie] Imagine you have to put money in a fixed deposit (FD) at a bank to earn interest. Traditionally, you wouldn’t be able to access that money until the fixed deposit matures. But … Read more

TL;DR The templating engine will give us the ability to use res.render() instead of res.send() res.engine() will decide what res.render() will send Start Here We will create a directory which will contain our custom files inside. We will give it custom extension. In this tutorial, my extension will be “kanby”. Lets create our custom files … Read more

TL;DR (Too Long Didn’t Read) Function const render = async (x, …values) => { var rendered = “”; for (let u = 0; u < x.length; u++) { rendered = rendered.concat(x[u]); if (u < x.length – 1) { if (typeof values[u] == “function”) { var res = await values[u]() if(res) rendered += res; } else … Read more

Many people focus only on the number of years needed to become a senior software engineer, but it’s not just the years that matter. It’s the depth of real experience and skills required for the role. After discussing with some experienced friends and the SWE community on X (formerly Twitter), I decided to summarize this … Read more

Diagrams are fantastic tools for explaining complex systems. They act as a visual map, allowing viewers to grasp how various components interact and connect in a single glance. However, static diagrams sometimes lack the ability to convey intricate processes fully. Imagine presenting a complex system diagram – you can narrate, draw focus to specific elements, … Read more

I can’t go back to yesterday because I was a different person then — Alice, Lewis Carroll As you move deeper into your engineering career, a peculiar phenomenon starts to set in — a phase I like to call the onset of “Senior Wisdom”. It’s the juncture where your career trajectory pivots from a steep … Read more

Lambda Live Debugger is an open-source tool that redefines serverless development by simplifying the debugging process for AWS Lambda functions. It allows developers to debug deployed Lambda functions locally, eliminating the need for redeployment and streamlining the entire workflow. With support for JavaScript, TypeScript, and numerous frameworks, Lambda Live Debugger addresses the challenges of the traditional … Read more