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In today’s digital world, the temptation to make money has always been challenging. From e-commerce to freelancing, the opportunities are endless, but the competition is also more intense. Have you ever felt the need for something that will bring you passive income, has less competition, and will definitely reward you? If yes, then NFTCOLO is … Read more

For decades, memes have not only been a fun and clever way to communicate, but they’ve also inspired a few popular cryptocurrencies that carry surprising value. For example, Dogecoin, one of the most recognizable memecoins, saw a 37,000% increase in value from its 2013 launch to its peak in 2021. However, timing is everything when … Read more

Artificial intelligence (AI) changes the playing field for many industries. Companies may be well-advised to purchase an AI startup to expand their capabilities or increase revenue by serving others in their industry. If you’re acquiring a brand already in place, you must consider a few factors to create a successful transition when merging the AI … Read more

In the wake of the global IT outage, today’s events have suddenly brought into sharp focus the latent vulnerabilities within our interdependent digital infrastructure. Chaos has gripped airlines, healthcare, and financial institutions—critical services. Right at the centre of this crisis lies a flawed software update by security firm CrowdStrike that aimed to protect Microsoft Windows … Read more

JavaScript objects are fundamental to the language, serving as versatile containers for data and functionality. In this article, we’ll explore the various aspects of objects, from their creation using object literals to more advanced topics like methods and destructuring. Object Literals: Creating Objects Simply Object literals are the most straightforward way to create objects in JavaScript. … Read more

:::info Xinyu Li, University of Washington. ::: Table of Links Abstract and Introduction 2. Method and 2.1. G is constant 2.2. Linear Relation between G and I 2.3. Nonlinear Quadratic Relation between G and I 3. Results 4. Conclusion and References Abstract This study rigorously investigates the Keynesian cross model of a national economy with … Read more

:::info Xinyu Li, University of Washington. ::: Table of Links Abstract and Introduction 2. Method and 2.1. G is constant 2.2. Linear Relation between G and I 2.3. Nonlinear Quadratic Relation between G and I 3. Results 4. Conclusion and References 2. Method The Keynesian cross model builds upon two ordinary differential equations [6]: where … Read more

:::info Xinyu Li, University of Washington. ::: Table of Links Abstract and Introduction 2. Method and 2.1. G is constant 2.2. Linear Relation between G and I 2.3. Nonlinear Quadratic Relation between G and I 3. Results 4. Conclusion and References 4. Conclusion Future researchers can investigate other nonlinear relationships between government spending and national … Read more

In Obyte, a contract with arbitration allows parties to set their own terms and lock funds until specific conditions are met. If a dispute arises, an arbiter from the ArbStore steps in to resolve it, similar to dispute resolution systems on platforms like eBay or Amazon, but more decentralized (meaning that the parties are free … Read more

Discover how to create a real-time cryptocurrency tracker using CoinGecko’s API and React.js. This guide walks you through setting up components, fetching data, and building a functional UI for tracking and displaying crypto information.

Your CTA is the second most important element right after your headline. Just like coming up with a winning headline is an art, the same holds true for your CTAs. If you can just spend the same time writing your CTA as your headline, you’ll see an improvement in conversions depending on the traffic you’re … Read more

By Tyler Young, CISO at BigID The countdown to the Paris 2024 Olympics is on, and it’s crucial to defend the Olympic stage against cyber threats. Cyberattacks targeting the Olympics are not new, but their frequency and sophistication have increased over the years. For example, the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, experienced a … Read more

Across habitats, organisms of several species types come to understand that there are consequences to actions. They do, not just by examples, but by self-experience. These consequences, in part, add to factors that result in balance for habitats. Consequences generally tame intelligence. Intelligence can be described as excitatory, while consequences as inhibitory. Intelligence without consequences … Read more

n Last week’s landslide victory for Britain’s Labour Party places Keir Starmer in a unique opportunity to reshape the UK’s financial landscape. The Labour Party has already made, as part of its mandate for financial services published in January, a commitment to expand the use of AI in financial services, to move Open Banking forward … Read more

Fangirls of the 2010s My parasocial relationships (definition upcoming) with internet influencers started, like a lot of millennials my age, circa the 2010s when normal everyday people started using platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram to post about their day to day while also experimenting with making money online by sharing their niche knowledge … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Han Jiang, HKUST and Equal contribution (hjiangav@connect.ust.hk); (2) Haosen Sun, HKUST and Equal contribution (hsunas@connect.ust.hk); (3) Ruoxuan Li, HKUST and Equal contribution (rliba@connect.ust.hk); (4) Chi-Keung Tang, HKUST (cktang@cs.ust.hk); (5) Yu-Wing Tai, Dartmouth College, (yu-wing.tai@dartmouth.edu). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Related Work 2.1. NeRF Editing and 2.2. Inpainting Techniques … Read more

Don’t rely on things that can change without you noticing them TL;DR: Tests must be in full control. Problems Unreliable tests Difficult debugging Unexpected changes Coupling to External dependencies Mistery Guests Flaky tests Slowness Solutions Generate the file in the test Mock it Use hardcoded streams instead Context Using an existing file for testing breaks … Read more

In the fast-paced world of startups and tech entrepreneurship, brands face significant challenges in gaining visibility and attracting a loyal audience. When you need to attract capital or prove your MVP growth is the holy grail. Sure paid advertising and influencer campaigns can offer quick wins. You may even get a few thousand upvotes on … Read more

When Casey Rodamor introduced the Ordinal Theory in early 2023, we, like many other Bitcoin enthusiasts, perceived a before and after in the original blockchain. While there are detractors of amplifying Bitcoin’s utility beyond a secure, decentralised and fully functional network as a payment method, a store of value, in other words as the Internet … Read more

What would happen if, in the course of some war or conflict, China or Russia or some other rogue actor decide to disrupt the internet? The entire world relies on technology and inter-connectivity. If this global system collapses, would it be catastrophic or manageable? Disrupting the internet on a global scale would involve targeting critical … Read more

The process of documenting human thought isn’t one most people think about often. Most people have a thought, write it down, and hope they do something with it later. However, the differences in how one engages in this process can lead to big differences in the output. Documenting thought and note taking are essential tools … Read more