How Does Server Side Rendering Work

What is Server Side Rendering Server Side Rendering (SSR) is a technique used in web development where the server generates the initial HTML for a web page and sends it to the client’s browser, which then renders the page. This is in contrast to Client Side Rendering (CSR), where the initial HTML is minimal and … Read more

Karak and Space and Time Join Forces to Revolutionize Blockchain Security

Karak has announced a strategic partnership with Space and Time. This collaboration aims to leverage Space and Time’s zero-knowledge (ZK) coprocessor solution to power trustless slashing and rewards for Karak’s platform, potentially revolutionizing blockchain security mechanisms. Karak, which made waves last year with a $50 million funding round, is known for its universal restaking layer. … Read more

How to Write Tests for Free

Today, I’d like to cover the topic of tests. I assume you already know a lot about tests and have a strong opinion. Not that there are a lot of arguments against writing tests, but, in practice, we still see a lot of projects skip that part. It’s like flossing your teeth: every dentist tells … Read more

From Data to Decisions: Harnessing Open Banking for Enhanced Business Performance

Open banking has revolutionized the financial landscape, compelling traditional banks to open their data troves to third-party providers through APIs. This pivotal shift, mandated by Europe’s PSD2 directive, is paving the way for a wave of innovation in areas like payments, lending, and budget management. What Is Open Banking Data? Open banking data comprises the … Read more

Tools to Bypass AI Detection in 2024

The question of human authorship, once a non-issue, now occupies the minds of creators across various fields. This shift coincides with the surge in AI-generated content. The driving force? The increasing sophistication of AI tools necessitates the development of equally adept detection methods. Creators, in turn, are looking for ways to ensure their work remains … Read more

IVY – The Future of Cryptocurrency Trading: Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain in Operation

A fully automated artificial intelligence-based crypto trading system is a new service with the potential to change the landscape of financial technologies and make cryptocurrency trading more accessible, transparent, and secure through the use of advanced artificial neural networks combined with blockchain technology. In the rapidly developing world of cryptocurrency trading, the IVY trading system … Read more

Time Travel Theories and the Fallacy of No Change to the Present

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References VI. CONCLUSION When we assume that zero change to the past implies zero change to the present, we impose the information structure of the present universe onto its … Read more

Objections to Time Travel Theories

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References V. OBJECTION One might object that the argument in this paper rests on the assumption that quantum mechanics implies indeterminism. Proponents of a deterministic block universe, including those … Read more

Why Time Travel to the Past Is Impossible

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References IV. FALSE ASSUMPTION Assume it is possible for Alice to travel backward to time t0 to later witness the outcome of the quantum interference experiment. She intends to … Read more

The Myth of Commensurate Change: Why Altering the Past Doesn’t Guarantee Controlled Outcomes

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References III. UNIDENTIFIED ASSUMPTION In nearly every account of time travel in which some aspect of the past is changed, it is implicitly assumed that a corresponding or commensurate … Read more

Pseudoscience vs. Science: The Role of Logical Consistency in Scientific Inquiry

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References II. PSEUDOSCIENCE What is and is not scientific has been subject to debate since time immemorial. For example, Karl Popper [12] argues that a statement or hypothesis is … Read more

The Pseudoscience of Time Travel

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References Because closed timelike curves are consistent with general relativity, many have asserted that time travel into the past is physically possible if not technologically infeasible. However, the possibility … Read more

Rewritify.ai Review: Is This Free AI Humanizer Worth a Try?

Trusted by millions of users, Rewritify.ai is an undetectable AI rewriter that aims to “humanize” AI-generated content, making it appear as if it was written by a human. This is primarily to bypass detection by AI detectors like GPTZero, Originality.ai, and Turnitin. It’s completely free of charge now, offering 3,000,000 credits for every new user … Read more

Navigating AI: Fiverr and the Future of the Gig Economy

Customer Behavior: Change From Freelancer Hiring to AI and LLMs The emergence of large language models and AI in general, such as ChatGPT, is redefining how business is done in several ways. The gig economy is experiencing this massive shift in consumer behavior seen on platforms such as Fiverr, which initially connected clients to freelancers … Read more

Large Language Models on Memory-Constrained Devices Using Flash Memory: Conclusion & Discussion

:::info Authors: (1) Keivan Alizadeh; (2) Iman Mirzadeh, Major Contribution; (3) Dmitry Belenko, Major Contribution; (4) S. Karen Khatamifard; (5) Minsik Cho; (6) Carlo C Del Mundo; (7) Mohammad Rastegari; (8) Mehrdad Farajtabar. ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Flash Memory & LLM Inference and 2.1 Bandwidth and Energy Constraints 2.2 Read … Read more

Declarative Shadow DOM: The Magic Pill for Server-Side Rendering and Web Components

Server Side Rendering Web components Generating static HTML from JavaScript on the server called Server Side Rendering is a technique used to improve the perceived performance, SEO, and support for non-scripting environments. Shadow DOM: Shadow DOM is a web standard enabling the encapsulation of DOM subtrees in web components, shielding them from external styling and … Read more

How to Receive Files from multipart/form-data Responses Using RestTemplate in Java

When working with APIs, there may be a need to send a request with JSON data and receive a response in multipart/form-data format containing a file. In this article, we will discuss how to configure RestTemplate to handle such data. Create a class for serializing JSON to send import lombok.AllArgsConstructor; import lombok.Builder; import lombok.Data; import … Read more

The Machines Arena Launches Exciting Play 2 Airdrop Event: Unlocking $TMA Tokens Through Gaming

REYKJAVIK, Iceland, July 30th, 2024/GamingWire/–The Machines Arena(TMA)the competitive hero shooter for PC and Android devices developed by Directive Games, has announced the start of their Play 2 Airdrop, an 8-week event offering players the chance to earn points and secure $TMA tokens. This event blends entertainment with earning potential. The Play 2 Airdrop event is … Read more

Harnessing Public Web Data for AI

Organizations strive to acquire data through effective, reliable, and accessible means. As far back as 2006, British Mathematician Clive Humby likened data to the new oil, but in development, some argue that our time is the new oil. This guide will cover the following: Methods of data acquisition Technical challenges and solutions in data collection … Read more

Ethernity Launches The First Entertainment-Focused Layer 2 Chain On Optimism’s Superchain

LOS ANGELES, United States, July 31st, 2024/Chainwire/–Ethernity, a pioneer in blockchain entertainment technology, announces the launch of its testnet for Ethernity Chain, a Layer 2 solution purpose-built for Fortune 500 entertainment brands. This launch positions Ethernity Chain as the Entertainment Layer within Optimism’s Superchain ecosystem, joining industry leaders such as Coinbase’s ‘Base’, Worldcoin, Zora and … Read more

uPass Review: How Effective It Can Bypass AI Detection

As AI detectors become increasingly prevalent, people who rely on AI tools for writing can find challenges in their workflow. And to address them, there have also been many AI humanizers, which can help their users bypass AI detectors. One of them is uPass, an innovative platform designed to transform AI-generated text into human-like, undetectable … Read more

Large Language Models on Memory-Constrained Devices Using Flash Memory: Related Works

:::info Authors: (1) Keivan Alizadeh; (2) Iman Mirzadeh, Major Contribution; (3) Dmitry Belenko, Major Contribution; (4) S. Karen Khatamifard; (5) Minsik Cho; (6) Carlo C Del Mundo; (7) Mohammad Rastegari; (8) Mehrdad Farajtabar. ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Flash Memory & LLM Inference and 2.1 Bandwidth and Energy Constraints 2.2 Read … Read more

The C̶a̶k̶e̶ User Location is a Lie: Here’s Why

I recently sat in on a discussion about programming based on user location. Folks that are way smarter than me covered technical limitations, legal concerns, and privacy rights. It was nuanced, to say the least. So, I thought I’d share some details. Location, Location, Location There are several common examples when you may want to … Read more

Building LLMs with the Right Data Mix

Before we start, let’s discuss LLMs’ (large language models) importance, purpose, and relevance in technological advancement using the correct data mix to obtain up-to-date information. In this guide, we will focus on Bright Data, as its services can save you (time and money) and reduce extensive in-house infrastructure, especially data collection. They handle the heavy … Read more

Large Language Models on Memory-Constrained Devices Using Flash Memory: Results for OPT 6.7B Model

:::info Authors: (1) Keivan Alizadeh; (2) Iman Mirzadeh, Major Contribution; (3) Dmitry Belenko, Major Contribution; (4) S. Karen Khatamifard; (5) Minsik Cho; (6) Carlo C Del Mundo; (7) Mohammad Rastegari; (8) Mehrdad Farajtabar. ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Flash Memory & LLM Inference and 2.1 Bandwidth and Energy Constraints 2.2 Read … Read more