C++20 Modules, CMake, And Shared Libraries April 4, 2024 by Craig Scott CMake 3.28 was the first version to officially support C++20 modules. Tutorials and examples understandably tend to focus on the… Read more »
Machine learning (ML) gives computers the power to learn without being explicitly programmed. If you’re curious about how it works, I’ll break down the key steps in a simple way… Read more »
A hundred years ago, the landscape of data visualization was vastly different from the digital dashboards and interactive charts we are accustomed to today. We want to share with you… Read more »
TL;DR Are you getting into Python? It’s a jungle!You have libraries just about anything you can think about – from creating games to building web applications. With this list, get… Read more »
Every year, JetBrains runs the Developer Ecosystem Survey to capture the landscape of the developer community, and this year’s results are finally in! One of the biggest trends of 2023… Read more »
Intro In C++23, we have three kinds of functions: They can be demonstrated as follows: Let’s take it to the next level. How do the three kinds of functions interact… Read more »
Time series forecasting is one of the classic scenarios in machine learning(ML) since its early days. The ability of outputting predictions on time series data is relevant on many domains… Read more »
From zero to ChatGPT Thanks to Large Language Models (or LLMs for short), Artificial Intelligence has now caught the attention of pretty much everyone. ChatGPT, possibly the most famous LLM,… Read more »
Over the last few months, we have looked into around 100 agents with various use cases, studied SDKs and frameworks for agents, and discussed challenges faced by agents with founders of Cognosys, Aomni, Superagent, Sweep, and more. Here is what… Read more »
Discover some of the most powerful open-source LLMs and why they will be crucial for the future of generative AI The current generative AI revolution wouldn’t be possible without the… Read more »