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One-on-one meetings are fundamental to building a high-performance team that can scale to meet business needs and contribute to an organization’s growth. Most managers either deprioritize them or run them ad hoc without proper planning or paying attention to their effectiveness.

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WebAssembly is a new programming language for the web. It can be written in Go, Rust, Kotlin, Python or other languages. This post explains how to use WebAssembly on Kubernetes.

This article delves into the implementation of the Plumtree algorithm in the Solana network and its role in increasing the speed of message propagation

Autonomous vehicles need to see the world fast and with precision. But real-time perception is tough when your model is drowning in millions of LiDAR points and high-res images. The solution isSensor fusion, model quantization, and a sprinkle of TensorRT acceleration.

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Dogecoin (DOGE) holders are beginning to cut their losses and look for better opportunities. Coldware (COLD) is a project of distinction in the crypto space, owing to its robust platform that combines DeFi offerings such as lending, borrowing, and yield farming with a meme-euphoria.

Coldware (COLD) has emerged as a distinct key player on the Internet of Things. The project offers the decentralized infrastructure purposely developed to meet the growing needs of IoT applications. Coldware promises to give fast, secure, and scalable connections with all kinds of devices on its blockchain-powered platform.

Coldware (COLD) is a cryptocurrency that's on its way to becoming very popular due to the combination of simple fun like meme culture with practical long-term utility. Unlike DOGE and SHIB, Coldware has marked itself as a __DeFi(https://coingape.com/best-defi-tokens/)__ platform associated with real-world use cases.

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Meet six women reshaping crypto in 2025. From education to AI, discover how they’re driving innovation, inclusivity, and the future of blockchain.

In this section, we introduce how we generate XPath queries. We encountered two main challenges that we had to tackle when generating XPath expressions.

As detailed subsequently, differential testing enables us to find both logic bugs as well as internal errors when comparing the results of XML processors implementing the same XPath standard.

We adapted this example from a bug-inducing test case that XPress discovered. As shown, for the query on the document, BaseX returned an empty result, while both Saxon and eXist returned all three Book nodes.

Part II of the series: use MCP and Solana AgentKit to build an AI Agent that can trade USD and EUR stablecoins.

In this project, some of the machine learning tools were used to see how they perform as classifiers for Ham and Spam emails. Descriptions of the calculations are presented as well as a comparison of their performances.

WHIFF is a board game that uses smells to challenge players' senses. Players select a scent, insert it into a wooden holder, and choose a difficulty level. The colour of the light in the holder then determines the difficulty of the scent. It's based on solid research around how much of our sense of smell is based on visual information.

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Discover KuCoin’s new KCS Loyalty Level Program launched on March 7, 2025, offering tiered rewards for staking KCS.

This appendix provides key definitions related to Io’s mass supply, including volcanic eruptions, atmospheric loss, and plasma interactions. It covers Io’s role in Jupiter’s magnetosphere, the dynamics of neutral clouds, and ionization processes that drive the torus.