Month: August 2025

If you’ve ever worked on big data problems or AI, you will know that the amount of time required to solve the problem is proportional to the data size/cost of the hardware. To reduce the time, we either decrease data size (which is not possible) or increase compute—large companies can do so with millions of … Read more

It’s a scene that is beginning to play out weekly for Americans: you go to a website that’s part of your regular routine and suddenly, you’re staring at a prompt asking you to upload your driver’s license and take a selfie. Age verification, they say. You hesitate for exactly three seconds before clicking “upload” because, … Read more

Singapore, Republic of Singapore, August 12th, 2025/Chainwire/–Decentralized Layer 1 network 0G has announced the launch of a free buildathon in collaboration with AKINDO. 0G’s WaveHack kicks off on August 14 with a workshop and $50,000 grant pool to incentivize the development of novel AI applications. 0G’s WaveHack is open to developers, builders, and AI innovators … Read more

Content Overview Setup Basics Usage Tracing Controlling retracing Obtaining concrete functions Obtaining graphs Debugging AutoGraph transformations Conditionals Loops In TensorFlow 2, eager execution is turned on by default. The user interface is intuitive and flexible (running one-off operations is much easier and faster), but this can come at the expense of performance and deployability. You can use tf.function to … Read more

I read recently that Indonesia is planning to make Bitcoin a national reserve asset.For most Bitcoin enthusiasts, that probably sounds positive. But to me, it’s like letting a beetle fly a plane while we’re inside it. Bitcoin is often called “digital gold” and praised for its ability to store value in the long term. Some … Read more

Just as we evolved from single-CDN to multi-CDN, or from monolithic apps to microservices, we are now entering an age of multi-agent intelligence. And just like we learned to monitor those distributed system, we’ll now need to monitor multi-agent systems with the same rigor.

Content Overview Collect performance data Profiling APIs Profiling custom training loops Profiling use cases Best practices for optimal model performance Optimize the input data pipeline Use threading and parallel execution Miscellaneous Improve device performance Additional resources Known limitations Profiling multiple GPUs on TensorFlow 2.2 and TensorFlow 2.3 Collect performance data The TensorFlow Profiler collects host … Read more

A Friendly Breakdown for Beginners Based on Growth Trends and Halving Cycles If you’ve been wondering, “How much will 1 Bitcoin be in 2030?”, you’re definitely not alone. Bitcoin is one of the most talked-about investments of the past decade, and whether you’re new to crypto or a casual observer, this question always sparks curiosity. … Read more

Introduction GitHub Actions is the go-to CI/CD tool for many teams. But when your organization runs thousands of pipelines daily, the default setup breaks down. You hit limits on scale, security, and governance — plus skyrocketing costs. GitHub-hosted runners are easy but expensive and don’t meet strict compliance needs. Existing self-hosted solutions like Actions Runner … Read more

When I first dipped my toes into Web3, I remember staring at a wallet interface, completely confused. “What’s a seed phrase? Why am I paying gas? And what’s bridging?” Honestly, if I hadn’t been curious enough to push through the chaos, I probably would’ve closed the tab and never looked back. And that’s exactly what … Read more

The world of defense and artificial intelligence took a major turn in 2025 when Palantir Technologies Inc., known by its ticker symbol PLTR, clinched a staggering $10 billion contract with the U.S. Army. This historic agreement isn’t just another government tech deal—it’s a defining moment for the AI industry, military modernization, and Palantir’s future as a dominant force … Read more

Coming from a language like C# or JavaScript, interfaces in Go can feel like a cruel joke. They’re not what you expect, and they don’t play by the rules you’re used to. This post is your survival guide to Go interfaces. Interfaces – The Old Way In more traditional languages, interfaces are binding contracts: you … Read more

A list of my favorite websites, tools, and ideas to help you with your next design project. If you’re a designer, if you’re a web designer, you’re going to get heaps of inspiration from these resources. I’ve put together some of my favorite graphic design tools that you should bookmark, whether you need a quick … Read more