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Will you purchase Humane's AI pin when it comes out? Humane AI has unveiled its AI pin, a lapel-worn, voice-and-motion-interactive device with a personalized, constantly updated AI assistant and a slew of other impressive features. These include a touch-activated camera and laser duo that collect input data and return appropriate, context-specific results through the device’s speaker or on your pa
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Will you purchase Humane's AI pin when it comes out? Humane AI has unveiled its AI pin, a lapel-worn, voice-and-motion-interactive device with a personalized, constantly updated AI assistant and a slew of other impressive features. These include a touch-activated camera and laser duo that collect input data and return appropriate, context-specific results through the device’s speaker or on your pa
Learn Blockchains by Building One | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't Read Learn Blockchains by Building One: The fastest way to learn how they work is to build one. Python 3.6+ (along with pip) is installed, Flask and the wonderful Requests library. You’ll also need an HTTP Client, like Postman or cURL, but anything will do. You should be comfy reading and writing some basic Python, as well as having some understanding of how HTTP requests work, si
What’s New With Server-Side Rendering in React 16 – Hacker Noon
React 16 is here! 🎉🎉🎉
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Node8’s util.promisify is so freakin’ awesome! | HackerNoon
In this guide you will learn how to use Node’s util.promisify to promisify your own functions. This utility function was included in NodeJS version 8. If you plan to follow along with this guide you’ll need to install the latest version. As an added bonus I also show you how to use promisify with await and async.
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