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MEAN Stack: 3 Use Cases that Make it a Go-To Choice
Introduction The MEAN Stack Application is an open-source collection of JavaScript technology that has earned significant popularity. Using MEAN stack components can help in building complex full-stack web applications, thus making it an excellent option for front and backend development.
Mukesh RamPublished 24 minutes ago in FuturismAestas ¤ The Yellow Balloon
As humanity begins to tame the stars above, at what point do a group of colonists turn into a unique, indigenous people who will band together to protect their homeland... no matter what?
The Controversy behind the Humane AI pin
Admittedly, I spend a lot of time on YouTube. Besides the usual funny videos, many channels offer educational and informative videos. I even started dabbling in learning to use Blender for 3D animation, and YouTube has been an invaluable resource to me.
Mohammed DarasiPublished about 3 hours ago in FuturismTales of Space and Life
British spelling. Here are two of them. <><><> 1/2 The remarkable scale of atoms. Atoms are the smallest particles of chemical elements.
A B ForbesPublished about 4 hours ago in FuturismMastering Circle Avatar image in Flutter
While developing a Flutter app, we often need to display an image in a circular shape. This is mostly used in profile picture or in chat list screen. Seeing this demand, the Flutter team created a widget in the Material Library called Circle Avatar. Today we will do a deep dive in the Circle Avatar widget and explore all the amazing feature it provides with some examples and their implementation.
IonicFireBaseAppPublished about 4 hours ago in FuturismTop 5 Blockchain Programming Languages in 2024
As we step deeper into 2024, the tech landscape is buzzing more than ever with advancements in blockchain technology. This revolutionary tech is reshaping industries, from finance to supply chain management, requiring a new breed of savvy programmers fluent in the most effective programming languages.
MAID
Maria's tears and screams had no effect on the Animal Control officers. Any adult onlooker would have realized the futility of her pleas, since the AI “brains” of her tormentors had no concept of empathy. Their singular goal was eliminating the problem in the most efficient way possible, before moving on to the next call stored in the Municipal Dispatching Database.
Dana CrandellPublished about 21 hours ago in FuturismExploring the Dark Web
Introduction There are multiple websites, forums, and online platforms in the ecosystem of the Internet. Although the majority of users are familiar with the surface web, the dark web is still largely unknown. The dark web is a portion of the internet that is hidden and not indexed by standard search engines. It is frequently connected to illegal activity, anonymity, and conspiracy. In this post, we'll set out on a mission to demystify the dark web by illuminating its history, how it works, and the moral questions it raises.
Unexpected Software Costs - Secret Strategies To Succeed
Introduction The notion of budget stability stands as a cornerstone for achieving financial security and fostering growth. Budget stability, fundamentally, involves the careful planning and management of income & expenditures. This ensures the financial obligations are met without undue strain. However, it's crucial to anticipate and prepare for unexpected costs that may arise, disrupting this stability.
Mukesh RamPublished a day ago in Futurism'The Bad Batch' Finale's Title Hints Help Is On The Way.. But Who Will That Help Be?
WARNING! SPOILERS for The Bad Batch 3x13, 'Into The Breach'. The third and final season of The Bad Batch is racing towards it's conclusion, with just two episodes remaining. The ending of episode 3x13, 'Into The Breach', saw the members of Clone Force 99 finally secure a ride to Tantiss after locking on to an Imperial ship, with the hope that they can rescue their beloved 'little sister', Omega, and other captive Clones from Dr. Royce Hemlock and his dangerous experiments.
Kristy AndersonPublished a day ago in FuturismAdvancing Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance: Synergy of Real-Time Release Testing, Continued Process Validation and Annual Product Quality Review
Guaranteeing safety, efficacy, and quality of drugs stands as utmost priority in the realm of pharmaceuticals. Historically, achieving this has leaned heavily on batch testing, where samples from each production batch undergo rigorous scrutiny before release. Yet, this method faces constraints, such as delays in product availability and the inability to detect certain deviations until after production. To tackle these hurdles, the concept of real-time release testing (RTRT) has emerged, offering the promise of more prompt and effective release of pharmaceutical products. At the core of RTRT lies continued process validation (CPV), facilitating ongoing assessment and assurance of product quality throughout the manufacturing process. Additionally, Annual Product Quality Review (APQR) plays a pivotal role in providing comprehensive evaluation of product quality over time, complementing CPV and RTRT endeavours.
Prashant UpadhyayPublished a day ago in FuturismThe Singularity
It is the year 2054. Humans now existed in a dystopian-like society, brought about by their own insistence of relying on the machines to completely do their bidding, to control and order the state of their existence.
Novel AllenPublished a day ago in Futurism