#New

LLRT the new JavaScript Run time designed by the Unexpected AWS team ....
* Low latency
* Fast
* serveries

Check out the official GitHub repo: here

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https://youtu.be/yauNW4C-Tfo?feature=shared


this is insane ... I guess the camera man is also a robot 😊 .... never heard of 1X till this day until their announcement ... they are even backed by open AI . Mathew Berman explained it more so check the video to find out more ...

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#Recommendation

This YouTube channel is the best! They have awesome programs like documentaries (my favorite), advice, stories, and more. I've seen some of their documentaries, and it was damn great. If you wanna check it out, try the Ruby on Rails , GraphQL or Vue documentary – it'll get you hyped to watch the whole series! 😁

YouTube Channel Link: Click Here

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Hey, guys! I'm back with a recommendation.

Check out this video by Fraol. He was my dorm mate in high school and is a good friend of mine now. On his YouTube channel, he talks about what he's learned and understands about life. He loves taking time to think about these things, which led to starting this channel. I hope you learn a lot from him. This is his latest video, so be sure to check it out! 😊

video link : https://youtu.be/jdAqfPPBlIM?feature=shared

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-When you are not practicing, someone somewhere is practicing,and when you meet him,he will WIN.

can u guys recommend me a channel/ account to sell and buy telegram channels

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#Nerd_Games

What's up, fam? Today is a special day. You might be wondering what makes today so special. Well, I'm excited to announce the Nerd Games Tournaments that I've planned for this channel. I know this is a coding channel where I usually post about coding and related projects. However, what's the point of sharing a lot of content without engagement from you guys, the audience?

Since this is meant to be a community, I've come up with the idea of starting a game tournament right here on this channel. The tournament will help us get to know each other, create a bond, and turn this community into more than just a Telegram channel. Let's bring it to life and make it a place where people come not only to learn about coding but also to build friendships, share ideas, and connect with others who express their ideas through technology.

In the coming weeks, we'll be hosting our first Game Night. It'll be a time to have fun, learn more about each other, and strengthen our connection.

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I'm really amazed by Mark Zuckerberg. I didn't expect to see him talking from his home. It's the third time he's done this without any formal company announcements, and it feels more personal. He's talking about AI and Nvidia, VR with Apple Vision Pro, and even planning Neuralink after Elon Musk – it's interesting. It looks like he wants to be the face of the future in technology, whether it's AI, AR/VR, or anything else. Even for projects they haven't started yet, him and his company seem to be thinking ahead.

Fireship video: click here

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for those of u who didn't see Marks review on the Apple's vision pro here is it and also let me know what u think

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Hey fam, came across Sora, OpenAI's text-to-video marvel! 🤯 ..This AI transforms words into amazing visuals! Check out the demo videos on the OpenAI site—it's seriously impressive! ... AI is advancing super fast, and Sora is at the forefront! 🔥

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Hello! 👋 I'm back with this week's Nerd Podcast episode. This time, I have a special guest, Gemmechu Hassena, a Ph.D. student at Cornell University, one of the top schools. Gemmechu is working on computer vision and computer graphics, focusing on 3D reconstruction and Inverse Rendering. In our podcast, we'll discuss his journey to becoming a computer vision researcher, his coding and designing experiences, his work on projects like A2SV and ESKALATE, as well as his research at the University of Michigan and Ecole Polytechnique in Paris. Join us for this week's Nerd Podcast episode on Sunday, Feb 18, at 7 pm (1:00 Local time).

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Guest: Gemmechu Hassena

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Guest : Gemmechu Hassena

Title : Journey of Gemmechu from AAIT to his PHD in Cornell university and his Research's on computer vision

You can get important links mentioned on the podcast in the comment section

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After tons of work, I'm almost done with my app. Right now, I'm tackling the admin site to take control of the whole thing. Building #Nerd_Space taught me loads – fixing bugs, picking the right design patterns, and diving into stuff like reading docs, using clean state management, and cutting down on API requests. I've learned a bunch!

Looking ahead, I've got more projects lined up, so there's lots more to come on this channel. Huge thanks to all 2700 subscribers! The growth in these 2 months has been insane, and I really appreciate each and every one of you.

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