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From
Choosing the Best Dictionary in C++. Part 2: Unordered Containers
to
Intel Says Gelsinger Retired, Media Reports Say Otherwise,
let’s dive right in.
Meet Āut Labs: HackerNoon Company of the Week
By @companyoftheweek [ 2 Min read ] This week, we feature Āut Labs – a collective pioneering decentralized standard for self-sovereign identity, reputation systems, and community-building tools. Read More.
Intel Says Gelsinger Retired, Media Reports Say Otherwise
By @sheharyarkhan [ 3 Min read ] Gelsingers departure may not have been as ceremonious as Intel announced. Read More.
Choosing the Best Dictionary in C++. Part 2: Unordered Containers
By @dragondreamer [ 11 Min read ] Choosing the most suitable hash map for different use cases in C++23. Standard unordered containers, boost, folly, abseil. Concurrent hash maps. Read More.
What Happens When Economic Models Fail to Predict Real Outcomes?
By @keynesian [ 8 Min read ] This article explores how economic models break down near zero interest rates, discussing price changes, market failures, and the effects of economic rigidity. Read More.
Your Startup Deserves Better Than AI’s Pattern-Matching Pitches
By @stefank [ 3 Min read ] Lots of founders wonder if tools like ChatGPT can be used to generate their pitch deck. See where LLMs work and when they might fall short for your pitch. Read More.
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