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Let’s dive a bit deeper into the heart of our WebAssembly integration by exploring the key segments of our Go-based WASM code. involves preparing and specifying our Go code to be compiled for a WebAssembly runtime. // go:build wasm// +build wasm These lines serve as directives to the Go compiler, signaling that the following code […]
Generated with DALL-E 3 Understanding the Fetch API can be challenging, particularly for those new to JavaScript’s unique approach to handling asynchronous operations. Among the many features of modern JavaScript, the Fetch API stands out for its ability to handle network requests elegantly. However, the syntax of chaining .then() methods can seem unusual at first […]
Recently, at Sovrn, we had an AI Hackathon where we were encouraged to experiment with anything related to machine learning. The Hackathon yielded some fantastic projects from across the company. Everything from SQL query generators to chatbots that can answer questions about our products and other incredible work. I thought this would be a great […]
There’s a problem with those thousands of jobs available for Full Stack Engineers or Developers on LinkedIn, like a unicorn, that person isn’t real. Insert spit-take, read it, then tell me what you think. Photo by Paul Bill on Unsplash There I said it, you might think this is a controversial or unpopular opinion but […]
The Turing test is dead, and we killed it. The Turing test is a test of a machine’s ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human. From the 1940s to the 2010s people programmed computers, and computers could only do what they were programmed to do in a rules-based […]
While Python doesn’t have a built-in data structure explicitly called a “hash table”, it provides the dictionary, which is a form of a hash table. Python dictionaries are unordered collections of key-value pairs, where the key is unique and holds a corresponding value. Thanks to a process known as “hashing”, dictionaries enable efficient retrieval, addition, […]
#281: The Weirdest Parties November 9th, 2023 · 29 minutes What happens when you break 50 million home screens? This episode of Under the Radar is sponsored by: Indeed: Join more than three million businesses worldwide using Indeed to hire great talent fast. Stream this episode Links and Show Notes Correction: Since recording this episode […]
#463: GPTs For All November 9th, 2023 · 44 minutes Open AI had a developer conference and keynote this week, with big news for the future of ChatGPT — including how you can build your own GPT agent. Then, Nintendo announced a long-rumored Legend of Zelda movie! This episode of Rocket is sponsored by: ExpressVPN: […]
A Marxist revolution, a Cold War proxy battle, and a dream of a Black utopia. In 1983, Ronald Reagan ordered the U.S. military to invade the island of Grenada. Forty years later, many Americans don’t remember why — or that it even happened. This week, Martine Powers, from Post Reports, brings us a story of […]
Philip Griffiths of OpenZiti explains to Doc Searls, Shawn Powers, and Jonathan Bennett how OpenZiti is on its way to becoming the Linux of secure networking. An overview of OpenZiti and how it implements zero trust principles by putting private networks inside applications. How OpenZiti functions similarly to a VPN. OpenZiti’s security and how it […]