Ninja’s new multi-purpose DualBrew machine makes both filter coffee and espresso to save space in your kitchen
The Ninja Prestige DualBrew System is the only coffee machine you need at home.
The Ninja Prestige DualBrew System is the only coffee machine you need at home.
Google’s senior vice president of platforms & devices Rick Osterloh took to the stage to talk more about Android being integrated into ChromeOS.
So, you are building an application and need a login form. In it, you’ll get the user’s email and password, send them to an API, and… something happens. The user is logged in afterwards. But what is that something? How does your application decide who gets in and what they get to see? This is…
The trillion-dollar question haunting Silicon Valley isn’t whether artificial intelligence will transform the world—it’s what happens when the golden age of just making AI models bigger and more powerful comes to an end. After years of breathless progress driven by throwing more data and compute at increasingly massive neural networks, the industry’s three titans—OpenAI, Google,…
Introduction JSON is everywhere – from web services to IoT. But here’s the catch: most popular JSON libraries were written with desktops and servers in mind, where nobody cares about a few extra megabytes. On microcontrollers, especially Cortex-M devices, every byte and every millisecond counts. Sure, you can push raw C structs around and even…
We’ll show you all the ways you can watch the 2025/26 Europa League campaign from anywhere in the word.
A couple of YouTube videos have confirmed that the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max can pick up scratches easily, in some areas.
iPhones might soon work better with Garmin and Fitbit watches, hidden iOS 26.1 code suggests.
In this post, we’ll take a simple implementation of an Epsilon-Greedy Recommender in Java and check whether it follows the SOLID principles. Then, we’ll see how to refactor it for better maintainability, extensibility, and testability. *The Example Code * public class EpsilonGreedyRecommender { private int nItems; private double epsilon; private int[] counts; private double[] values;…
Every developer I know is obsessed with the wrong metrics. They argue about whether Claude beats GPT-4, whether Gemini’s reasoning is better than ChatGPT’s, whether the latest model from Anthropic or OpenAI will change everything. They’re fighting yesterday’s war. While we debate which model generates better code or writes more coherent essays, the real transformation…