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This blog assumes that you have a beginner’s knowledge in Flutter. Otherwise, dive into to get the <a href="https://flutter.io/docs/" target="_blank">basics</a> and come right back!

How to Create Custom Layout Widgets in Flutter

Learn how load balancers improve performance, ensure high availability, and optimize traffic distribution. Discover key algorithms, best practices, and real-wor

Here's How the Pros Choose the Right Load Balancer

While conventional expectations are that HDR quality is better than SDR quality, this paper finds that viewers' preference depends heavily on the display device

HDR or SDR? A Study of Scaled and Compressed Videos: Objective Assessment

Explore how numerical modeling is used to understand the polarization properties of axion-induced radio signals in the magnetosphere of compact stars. 

Identifying Axion Conversion in Compact Star Magnetospheres With Radio-Wave Polarization Signatures

By the like experiment you may find the ordinary motion of the sea in the ocean, how far soever you be off the land.

TO PROVE BY AUTHORITY A PASSAGE TO BE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF AMERICA

A look at some of the hardware tools that hackers use to access and corrupt your computer.

5 Popular Hacker Hardware Tools in 2022

On the Origin of Species 1st Edition by Charles Darwin is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. 

Instinct

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here.

Great Expectations: Chapter VII

Perhaps it is not news to everyone that there are two hard things in Computer Science. 

How to Name Things Properly

The common goal of feature extraction is to represent the raw data as a reduced set of features that better describe their main features and attributes [1]. This way, we can reduce the dimensionality of the original input and use the new features as an input to train pattern recognition and classification techniques.

Image Feature Extraction: Local Binary Patterns with Cython

<em>How Alibaba’s Xianyu tech team recode GPS data and map a billion items into local ‘business districts’</em>

Putting China’s Second-Hand Economy on the Map with GeoHash Matching

For those of you reading this article and wondering why have, I decided to write a long, long rant should look at the definition Google provides for “Round icons” and “Adaptive icons.” And then, of course, look at the implementation.

Dear Google: Please stop designing horrible icons

Having introduced a few friends to <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/bitcoin" target="_blank">Bitcoin</a> and cryptocurrencies in general, I have come to realize it is hard to describe a cryptocurrency, like Bitcoin, in a way that does not take too long time and also confuses your listeners to oblivion. Fairly often I end up encouraging them to watch the great talks by Andreas Antonopoulos instead. But in order to understand one, not <em>the</em>, tale of why cryptocurrencies in general should hold value, some basic intuition about cryptocurrencies is needed. So with no shame, I introduce you to a creative summary of Bitcoin, <a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=583.msg11405#msg11405" target="_blank">written</a> in 2010 by Satoshi Nakamoto, the supposed inventor(s) of Bitcoin.

A Boring Grey Metal

<a href="http://www.ycombinator.com/" target="_blank">Y Combinator</a> is one of the world’s most renowned accelerators. Their slogan and main mantra is “Make something people want”. At first, this truism might seem like a… truism. Of course, you should make something people want if you want to build a sustainable company, else no one would use it.

Quantifying YC’s “Make something people want”

Normally in <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/java" target="_blank">Java</a> we use frameworks that resolve dependencies at runtime, and this can often result in hard to track down errors on deployment. A more functional alternative is to structure our programs slightly differently so that dependencies can be injected lazily in a type safe manner. The compiler and not runtime will identify and catch errors for us. Let’s start with a question:

A functional approach to dependency injection in Java

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How to Create Custom Layout Widgets in Flutter

Here's How the Pros Choose the Right Load Balancer

HDR or SDR? A Study of Scaled and Compressed Videos: Objective Assessment

Identifying Axion Conversion in Compact Star Magnetospheres With Radio-Wave Polarization Signatures

TO PROVE BY AUTHORITY A PASSAGE TO BE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF AMERICA

5 Popular Hacker Hardware Tools in 2022

Instinct

Great Expectations: Chapter VII

How to Name Things Properly

Image Feature Extraction: Local Binary Patterns with Cython

Putting China’s Second-Hand Economy on the Map with GeoHash Matching

Dear Google: Please stop designing horrible icons

A Boring Grey Metal

Quantifying YC’s “Make something people want”

A functional approach to dependency injection in Java

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