Combinatorics of linear stability for Hamiltonian systems in arbitrary dimension: Preliminaries

:::info Authors: (1) Agustin Moreno; (2) Francesco Ruscelli. ::: Table of Links Abstract Introduction Preliminaries The B-signature GIT sequence: low dimensions GIT sequence: arbitrary dimension Appendix A. Stability, the Krein–Moser theorem, and refinements and References 2. Preliminaries In order to recall the definition of the GIT sequence, we need the following notion. Definition 2.1 (GIT … Read more

Is Your ICP An Offensive Stereotype?

Let’s do a quick exercise – n n You’re looking to target programmers; what’d you pick: n n a. Advertise on Stack Overflow n b. Advertise on Reddit/Twitter/Facebook/LinkedIn n c. Advertise on Search Engines like Google n d. All of the above n n You may want to choose (d), but due to budget constraints, … Read more

An Overview of the Data-Loader Landscape: Dataloaders

:::info Authors: (1) Iason Ofeidis, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale Institute for Network Science, Yale University, New Haven {Equal contribution}; (2) Diego Kiedanski, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale Institute for Network Science, Yale University, New Haven {Equal contribution}; (3) Leandros TassiulasLevon Ghukasyan, Activeloop, Mountain View, CA, USA, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale … Read more

An Overview of the Data-Loader Landscape: Numerical Results

:::info Authors: (1) Iason Ofeidis, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale Institute for Network Science, Yale University, New Haven {Equal contribution}; (2) Diego Kiedanski, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale Institute for Network Science, Yale University, New Haven {Equal contribution}; (3) Leandros TassiulasLevon Ghukasyan, Activeloop, Mountain View, CA, USA, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale … Read more

An Overview of the Data-Loader Landscape: Related Work

:::info Authors: (1) Iason Ofeidis, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale Institute for Network Science, Yale University, New Haven {Equal contribution}; (2) Diego Kiedanski, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale Institute for Network Science, Yale University, New Haven {Equal contribution}; (3) Leandros TassiulasLevon Ghukasyan, Activeloop, Mountain View, CA, USA, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale … Read more

An Overview of the Data-Loader Landscape: Numerical Results Cont.

:::info Authors: (1) Iason Ofeidis, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale Institute for Network Science, Yale University, New Haven {Equal contribution}; (2) Diego Kiedanski, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale Institute for Network Science, Yale University, New Haven {Equal contribution}; (3) Leandros TassiulasLevon Ghukasyan, Activeloop, Mountain View, CA, USA, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Yale … Read more

The Biggest Celebrity Scam on Solana Yet

This year, about 40% of the top meme coins exist on the Solana blockchain, including Smog, Dogwifhat, and Bonk. This surge can be attributed to Solana’s all-time high in March 2024, when its market cap reached $92.5 billion and its price hit $205 per SOL token. As expected, more Solana meme coins were launched, and … Read more

Ola: More Than Infrastructure – A New Gateway Connecting Web2 and Web3 Worlds

Through Ongoing Exploration, We’ve Found Our Path Forward… Inception Ideals: Riding the Industry Boom, Emphasizing Infrastructure In July 2021, the Ola project (formerly known as OlaVM) officially took off, incubated by Sin7y Labs. Back then, the blockchain industry was thriving, witnessing a surge in users and transactions. The primary challenge plaguing the industry was blockchain … Read more

Is Assembly Language a Dying Art?

Imagine you are in the 1950s with only one programming language developed. Now, return to the present where there are more than 8000 programming languages developed. Among those, only 100s of them are widely used and promise an easy and promising career. So, the race for a programming language is high here, but let’s go … Read more

Temporary Lifetime Extension: Mistakes and Solutions

What Is a Temporary Lifetime Extension? Temporary lifetime extension (TLE) is a C++ language feature that allows you to extend the lifetime of a temporary if it is bound to the constant lvalue, constant rvalue, or modifiable rvalue reference. Specifically, this feature makes the following code correct: #include <utility> using T = std::pair<int, int>; T … Read more

Ensuring Quality in BunJs Applications: Testing with Cucumber JS and Keplo

In our previous blog, we explored how to build a modern web server using BunJs and Prisma, integrating robust authentication mechanisms with JWT tokens. Now, it’s time to ensure our application is reliable and error-free through thorough testing. In this blog, we’ll dive into testing methodologies using Cucumber JS and Keploy, both are a powerful … Read more

“Our Biggest Growth Goal is to Double our Revenue Year-over-Year,” says SecureFrame CEO Shrav Mehta

10 Questions with Shrav Mehta, Founder and CEO at Secureframe via [The Startup Founder Interview Template]. HackerNoon: What is your company in 2–5 words? Shrav Mehta: Security compliance automation software provider. Why is now the time for your company to exist? SM: Several years ago, everything to do with compliance was completely manual. There were no … Read more

PHP Development: Creating Toggleable Laravel Routes with Attributes

Attributes offer the ability to add structured, machine-readable metadata information on declarations in code: Classes, methods, functions, parameters, properties, and class constants can be the target of an attribute. I believe the definition is on point, and I’m confident most developers reading this article have encountered attributes at least once. If you haven’t, they are … Read more

The Software Testing Pyramid: What’s It All About

Introduction We all know what “software” is, but then what is software testing, or why is it even important? Let me answer your doubts- Software Testing is a process that involves evaluating software components to ensure they meet specified requirements and are defect-free. The main goal of software testing is to verify that the actual … Read more

A Quick Comparison of Streamlit, Dash, Reflex and Rio

Many data scientists lack a background in computer science or software engineering. Even those who do may not enjoy developing web applications or front-end user interfaces to showcase their work. Additionally, those who occasionally appreciate “pure” software engineering might be reluctant to allocate significant portions of their data science budget to perfecting CSS directives for … Read more

“When You Take VC Funding, the Clock Often Starts Ticking” Entrepreneur Jack Smith on Exiting Vungle

Jack Smith is a recovering entrepreneur, now building “rehab for technology addiction” with Silent Break. He co-founded Vungle, which was a performance marketing platform specializing in in-app video advertisements for mobile devices. It sold to Blackstone for close to $800M in 2019. Jack was kind enough to spend some time to share his insights with … Read more

Code Smell 254 – Be Explicit

You assert that something happened, but why? TL;DR: Be explicit when creating tests to ensure clarity and maintainability Problems Readability Coupling to external databases, global state or singletons, static methods, or external services Maintenance Difficulty Debugging Complexity Hidden Dependencies Solutions Be Explicit Inline the setup Use dependency Injection Use mocking with caution Context Your test … Read more

Eyes Forward: The World of Smart Contact Lens Patents

Chances are that every bizarre technology you have ever heard of has been claimed to be patented, protected, and highly confidential. Patents can be found where there’s both innovation and commercial interest, highlighting the importance of a technology or field. This is certainly true for smart contact lenses, and even though almost no one is … Read more