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After reading this article, you will be able to create a search engine for similar images for your objective from scratch

How to Build an Image Search Engine to Find Similar Images

Here's a deep dive into the history of machine learning embeddings, common uses, and current infrastructure solutions, including the vector database. 

Embeddings in Machine Learning: Everything You Need to Know

A development method to bring value quickly while not slowing down the pace of software releases.

Speed Up Your Updates Delivery: This Method Really Works

Let’s attempt to coin a term here: "Static Form Provider." You bring your HTML <form>, but don’t worry about the back-end processing that makes it work. There are a lot of these services out there!

Compare Static Form Providers Side-by-Side

An architecture for Dagger that scales well to large codebases. Provided as a series of simple rules that humans and agents can follow (with examples).

How to Structure Dagger Components For Scale and Maintainability

Learn how to use JMeter to load test an e-commerce application and MongoDB Profiler to find slow queries.

Finding Bottlenecks in MongoDB: JMeter Profiling and Load Testing Strategies

When I started writing JavaScript before 4 years, things were totally different. We use jQuery a lot, use script and link tags to include JS and CSS files in our application, and replace our file every time when we need to update it.

Use ES6 JavaScript syntax (require, import etc.) in your Front end project.

In the 21st century that we live in, whenever we talk about a tech <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/startup" target="_blank">startup</a>, the first thing that comes to mind is often “coding”. So is it even possible for a non-technical founder to build a successful tech startup?

How a Solo, Non-Technical Founder learned to code and built a successful  Tech Startup

This article originally appeared on <a href="https://www.dormoshe.io/articles/10-hallway-conversations-in-2017-about-web-development-9" target="_blank">dormoshe.io</a>

10 Hallway Conversations in 2017 about Web Development

It's already challenging enough to create a website that is blazing fast, adheres to all the latest best practices and offers optimal experience for various network conditions and device types.

As the website and its codebase evolves over time, it can become even harder to maintain the desired user experience over time. To prevent UX deterioration, it’s often a good idea to place guardrails which ensure that crucial website elements, such as images, hold to a certain criteria. In this article, we are going to look at a robust mechanism which helps to steer your website in the right direction - an HTTP header called Feature Policies.

Feature/Permission Policies Overview

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How to Build an Image Search Engine to Find Similar Images

Embeddings in Machine Learning: Everything You Need to Know

Speed Up Your Updates Delivery: This Method Really Works

Compare Static Form Providers Side-by-Side

How to Structure Dagger Components For Scale and Maintainability

Finding Bottlenecks in MongoDB: JMeter Profiling and Load Testing Strategies

Use ES6 JavaScript syntax (require, import etc.) in your Front end project.

How a Solo, Non-Technical Founder learned to code and built a successful Tech Startup

10 Hallway Conversations in 2017 about Web Development

Feature/Permission Policies Overview

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