Why Python isn’t going away anytime soon

Why Python isn’t going away anytime soon Speed Python isslow, it’s well known that this language can’t perform side by side to other programming languages like C++, Go, or Rust (among others), but sometimes speed is not everything. Python may not be the fastest programming language, but with the right setups, libraries, and coding it can support wild volumes and process huge amounts of data. Don’t get too caught up with raw speed alone, most of the time you won’t need it....

4 min · 767 words · Steven Abbott

Why slacking off is my high productivity tool

Why slacking off is my high productivity tool I didn’t know you could burnout doing what you love I decided to take a sabbatical for a year, and spent part of it in London, writing, and making contacts in the art world, my next ambition, and developing a couple of personal art projects. Towards the end of the year, I freaked out about not having accomplished anything all year, so I did a speaking engagement in London, I did a public art installation in New York, Amsterdam, London, and Paris, and I created and delivered a 10-week workshop to Live with Passion – without quitting your job....

11 min · 2147 words · Christopher Parrish

Why social networks need a grievance officer in India

Over the last few months, there’s been a lot of news around tech companies appointinggrievance officers in India.We’ll take a look at why these companies need to appoint one, and what they do. Why do companies need to appoint agrievance officer? In February, the Indian government passed a set ofnew social media policing rules. As per these new guidelines, significant social media intermediaries — platforms with more than 5 million users — need to appointa nodal officer, a chief compliance officer, and a resident grievance officer....

2 min · 328 words · Suzanne Matthews

Why software developers might be obsolete by 2030

Why software developers might be obsolete by 2030 From designing logic to designing minds Software developers are builders at heart. They build logical links, algorithms, programs, projects, and more. The point is: they build logical stuff. With the rise of artificial intelligence, we’re seeing a paradigm shift though. Developers aren’t designing logical links anymore. Instead, they’re training models on the heuristic of these logical links. Many developers have gone from building logic to building minds....

9 min · 1726 words · Stacey Brady

Why solid-state EV batteries are better than their lithium-ion counterpart

Did you knowSHIFT is taking the stage this fall? Together with an amazing line-up of experts, we will explore the future of mobility during TNW Conference 2021.Secure your ticket now! As the influx of electric vehicles is booming, automakers and tech companies have been focusing on optimizing an EV’s most vital and expensive part: the battery. And while lithium-ion batteries have been the mainstream option so far, there’s another promising competitor on the making: solid-state batteries....

3 min · 584 words · Virginia Clements
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