freeCodeCamp·5yAll the Math You Need to Know in Artificial Intelligence
This guide is an absolute life-saver for beginners, so you can study the topics that matter most. It's an even better resource for practitioners, such as myself, who require a quick breeze-through on these concepts. You don’t need to know all of the concepts (below) in order to get your first job in AI.
Hashnode·5yHow to easily get started with ThreeJS - Part 1
In around 30 lines of code you will create your first working 3D element (recap at the end of the article) A cube is an object that we will be able to see in ThreeJS. A scene is a scene, just like a movie set. On the scene you will add objects (that might be characters) and a camera. The aspect ratio is just the width divided by the height of the object.
freeCodeCamp·5yProgramming, Math, and Statistics You Need to Know for Data Science and Machine Learning
Harshit Tyagi is a data scientist and author of the book "Machine Learning for Dummies" He is also the co-founder of the data-driven start-up, Machine Learning Laboratory. He has written books on data science and machine learning, including "The Machine Learning Handbook" and "Data Science and Machine Learning: The Complete Guide"
Hashnode·5yUpcoming Interesting JavaScript ES2021 (ES12) Features to Look for
The ES2021 (ES12) will be released in the middle of 2021. In this tutorial, you will learn about the five most interesting features from this specification. They are String.prototype.replaceAll() , numeric separators, logical assignment operators, Promise.any() , WeakRef and Finalizers.
30 seconds of code·4yWhat is the only value not equal to itself in JavaScript?
NaN (Not-a-Number) is the only JavaScript value not equal to itself when comparing with any of the comparison operators. NaN is often the result of meaningless or invalid math computations, so it doesn't make sense for two NaN values to be considered equal.
JetBrains·4yLearn in 1 Hour: Introduction to Linear Algebra
Learn in 1 Hour: Introduction to Linear Algebra kicks off the week. Take on the role of a scientist and solve a range of genetic problems. Share a story about something interesting, challenging, or fun you’ve done at JetBrains Academy in 1 hour and get a chance to win a 25% discount on your personal subscription.
JetBrains·4yLearn in 1 Hour: Object-Oriented Programming in Python
Learn in 1 Hour: Object-Oriented Programming in Python. This is the second day in the series of blog posts about what you can do in just an hour at JetBrains Academy. We decided to dedicate the next four days to the intricacies of particular programming languages, starting with Python.