Month: April 2025

:::info Authors: (1) Evan Shieh, Young Data Scientists League (evan.shieh@youngdatascientists.org); (2) Faye-Marie Vassel, Stanford University; (3) Cassidy Sugimoto, School of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology; (4) Thema Monroe-White, Schar School of Policy and Government & Department of Computer Science, George Mason University (tmonroew@gmu.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 1.1 Related Work … Read more

This article systematically outlines the general process for setting up a local debugging environment for Apache DolphinScheduler in IDEA, including environment preparation, code configuration, service startup, and other core steps for reference. 1. Basic Component Preparation 1. JDK: v1.8.x (currently does not support JDK 11) 2. Maven: v3.5+ 3. Node.js: v18.19.1+, install pnpm // Global … Read more

Artificial intelligence (AI) is arguably the most transformative innovation today, so much so that even estate planners are taking notice. The estate planning industry is transforming digitally, so it’s more open to AI disruption than ever. However, some roadblocks to embracing this emerging tech may slow adoption. Ways AI Will Likely Disrupt Estate Planning Financial … Read more

As you may already know, you can visit websites thanks to web browser software, like Chrome or Firefox. Now, inside this software, browser extensions are small add-ons that give your browser extra features, like blocking ads, saving passwords, or managing your crypto funds with a convenient wallet. MetaMask is, likely, the most popular crypto browser … Read more

Decoding the Invisible Rules That Almost Derailed My 8-Figure Exit There I was, standing outside a downtown office building, clutching a presentation I’d spent weeks perfecting. My hands were clammy. My heart was racing. In just minutes, I’d be pitching my vision for an AI-powered anthropological research platform to a roomful of executives who probably had … Read more

In modern web development, building robust and well-documented APIs is crucial for seamless communication between different parts of your application and third-party services. Effective API documentation helps developers understand how to interact with your API, reduces integration issues, and enhances the overall developer experience. Swagger and Zod are powerful tools that simplify API documentation and … Read more

On smaller screens like phones, every bit of space counts. It’s not ideal to have the navigation bar always visible. One way to fix this is by hiding it when the user scrolls down, and showing it again when they scroll up. In this guide, you’ll build the interaction from scratch using plain HTML, CSS, … Read more

1. Why SPA speed is your superpower asset As a frontend developer, I’ve always been obsessed with creating applications that don’t just work, but fly. Single Page Applications (SPAs) are the heart of modern web products, from dynamic dashboards to social platforms. But there’s a catch: the more complex the interface, the easier it is … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Evan Shieh, Young Data Scientists League (evan.shieh@youngdatascientists.org); (2) Faye-Marie Vassel, Stanford University; (3) Cassidy Sugimoto, School of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology; (4) Thema Monroe-White, Schar School of Policy and Government & Department of Computer Science, George Mason University (tmonroew@gmu.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 1.1 Related Work … Read more

Hello! I’m so excited for this article. We’re going to learn about an important concept: character encoding. It acts as a bridge between human language and computer language. Let’s say you and I speak different languages. I understand only numbers, and you understand written symbols. How can we talk to each other? This is exactly … Read more

Our every step online can be traced—by websites, advertisers, governments, and even cyber hackers. If you care about privacy, need to access blocked content, or simply enjoy the concept of being invisible online, it’s time to learn how to remain anonymous. This blog will take you through the fundamentals of online anonymity and introduce you … Read more

Cyber attacks now pose a major threat to individuals, companies, and even countries. From data theft to crippling critical infrastructure, hackers demonstrated repeatedly how devastating a few lines of code can be. In this post, let’s travel through the timeline of some of the worst cyber attacks, see how they were possible, and discover their … Read more

MCP (Model Context Protocol) can be called as a buzzword of 2025, except it’s not just that. It’s a communication protocol launched by Anthropic — the company behind the family of Claude AI models. Almost all major AI companies including Google and OpenAI have embraced MCP and it’s on its way to become a standardized … Read more

Let’s be real. Great product photos can totally make or break your online hustle. But who’s got time (or cash) for a fancy studio setup? That’s where AI swoops in to save the day, turning your phone pics into pro-level shots without the stress. I’ve rounded up six of the coolest AI product photography tools … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Evan Shieh, Young Data Scientists League (evan.shieh@youngdatascientists.org); (2) Faye-Marie Vassel, Stanford University; (3) Cassidy Sugimoto, School of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology; (4) Thema Monroe-White, Schar School of Policy and Government & Department of Computer Science, George Mason University (tmonroew@gmu.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 1.1 Related Work … Read more

ACL injuries are brutal. Over 100,000 reconstructive surgeries happen every year in the US alone — and many more athletes never make it back to full performance [1]. While there’s a mountain of research on treating these injuries, there’s surprisingly little on how to prevent them in the first place. At Hippos Exoskeleton Limited, we’re … Read more