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How are you, hacker? 🪐Want to know what’s trending right now?: The Techbeat by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our trending stories of the day! Set email preference here. ## AI Brawl: the Generative Model Showdown By @vujacic [ 6 Min read ] Four engines, one prompt, slightly suspiciously honest commentary. … Read more

After years of searching, there is still no cure for Digital Disposophobia This is first in a series that try’s to dig deeper into the Data Migration Tax Everyone “has” a 3-2-1 strategy—until they try to restore something ugly at 2 a.m. and discover they actually had 1-0-0 with vibes. The sticker on the whiteboard … Read more

If you’ve spent any time using Linux, you’ll be used to installing software like this: The README says to download from this link. Huh, I’m not sure how to unarchive .tar.xz files – guess I’ll search for that. Right, it says run setup.sh hmm, that doesn’t work. Oh, I need to set the permissions. What … Read more

The ve(3,3) tokenomics model merges vote-escrow (ve) and staking (3,3) mechanics to better align rewards and governance in DeFi. By encouraging users to lock tokens for voting power and protocol revenue, it creates more stable liquidity and fosters long-term collaboration, addressing issues with short-term incentives in earlier DeFi models.

This article details how to port and run the MobileNetV3 model on the NXP i.MX8MP embedded platform to achieve the function of handwritten digit recognition. From dataset import, model training and validation to TensorFlow Lite quantization and deployment, it fully demonstrates the usage process of the eIQ Portal tool. Through this case, readers can quickly learn … Read more

I’ve been building AI systems for the better part of a decade, and I can tell you this – most enterprise AI deployments are disasters waiting to happen. Not because the AI is bad, Claude and GPT-4 are very impressive, but because we’re building them like it’s still 2015. Recently, I was exploring how to build AI agents that could handle complex enterprise workflows. Simple enough in theory, right? Users ask questions, AI coordinates multiple services, everyone’s happy. Except enterprise AI is never simple. The typical requirements are brutal: handle thousands of concurrent users, integrate with legacy systems, maintain … Read more

While interacting with my mentor regarding a TechXchange talk, I came across a framework called DeepEval, an open source LLM evaluation framework. As we continued discussing the need for such a frameworks in the modern LLM building, we came to a cross road where AI security meets its predecessor Data security. This article is an … Read more

You know that feeling when you spend hours crafting the perfect press release, only to have it completely ignored by journalists? I’ve been there more times than I care to admit. The problem isn’t your news story—it’s how you’re communicating it. Most AI prompts for press releases give you generic, promotional fluff that journalists immediately … Read more

A Dedication to Lord Fusitu’a and the Tonga Constitutional 150th Celebration In memory of a visionary, a friend, and one of the brightest minds I have known. Lord Fusitu’a’s life was filled with controversy, as are the lives of most who dare to challenge the status quo and advocate for bold change. But brilliance and … Read more

Table of Links Prologue Diagrammatic(s) Rules Straight-forward Eikonal Legacy Bosonization Wonton Holography Holographic Propagators Strange Cuprates Stranger Things Epilogue Epilogue Importantly, even a perfect match between the holographic and some other (believed to be comparatively better established) results would not provide a firm justification for the holographic technique itself. Indeed, any results obtained under the … Read more

Table of Links Prologue Diagrammatic(s) Rules Straight-forward Eikonal Legacy Bosonization Wonton Holography Holographic Propagators Strange Cuprates Stranger Things Epilogue Stranger Things The propagator (21) obtained with the use of (44) was shown to develop three distinct FS [44], thus hinting at flattening of the renormalized fermion dispersion and bringing about an intrinsic instability towards the … Read more

We’re at this weirdly exciting point in time where someone with basically zero software development background can sit down, describe what they want, and within a couple of hours have a working prototype.

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