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1. IT News📰
1) China's top tech banker resigns after a year of disappearance
Hey, have you heard about this news? 😮
Bao Fan, a famous Chinese tech banker who helped create a super app in China, has resigned from his company. He was missing for a year and nobody knows where he is. 😱
Some say he was involved in a corruption scandal and was detained by the authorities. 😥
What do you think of this story? 🤔
2) Amazon reports strong Q4 earnings and launches new AI shopping assistant
Hey, have you heard the news about Amazon? They just announced their Q4 earnings and they are amazing! 😍 They made $170 billion in revenue and $10.6 billion in profit, beating the expectations and growing 14% year-over-year. 🚀 They also launched a new AI shopping assistant called Rufus, which helps you discover products in a different way. 🤖 Rufus is trained on Amazon's huge product catalog and customer reviews, and it can answer your questions and give you recommendations. 🙌 Isn't that cool? 😎 If you want to know more, you can check out the original article below. 👇
3) Tesla drops DEI from its 10-K filing after Elon Musk's tweets
Do you know what DEI stands for? It's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and it's a hot topic these days. But not for Tesla, the electric car company led by Elon Musk. Tesla has removed all mentions of DEI from its annual report to the SEC, after Musk criticized it on social media. He said DEI is "just as morally wrong as any other racism and sexism." 😲 What do you think of his opinion? Do you agree or disagree? 🤔
4) Why Congress can't pass any meaningful tech regulation
Hey, have you heard about the latest Senate hearing on tech CEOs? 😮 It was about how they fail to protect kids online. But it also showed how Congress is stuck and can't pass any laws to control tech platforms. 😢 There are many reasons for this, like lobbying, partisanship, and policy differences. 🤯 It's a complicated and important issue that affects our privacy, free speech, and democracy. 🙌
5) Disney fights back against Florida governor's power grab
Hey, do you know what's going on between Disney and Florida's governor? It's a big legal and political drama. 😮 Disney is appealing a court decision that dismissed its case against the governor, who took away its control over its own theme park area. 😡 Disney says the governor is trying to punish it for speaking out against his anti-LGBTQ bill. 😢 Disney wants to protect its right to free speech and the rule of law. 🙌
2. Top 5 Hot Open Source Projects 🔥
* I collected some hot open source projects yesterday. :)
1) Refine
Refine is a React framework because it seems to be able to quickly develop various websites. You can create any kind of CRUD creation, from internal tools to admin panels, B2B apps, and dashboards. We deliver the core parts you need for your project - true, access control, advanced, networking, state management, i18n, and more - with industry standard builds. Refine is a headless design, so there are no limits to styling and customization. 🙌
2) Mini-LSM
Do you want to learn how to build a simple but powerful key-value storage engine in just 21 days? 🚀
If yes, then you should check out this awesome project by skyzh, who created a step-by-step tutorial for anyone who is interested in learning the basics of LSM (log-structured merge) trees, compaction, persistence, and concurrency control. 🙌
3) Search with Lepton
Introduce your project with Lepton in less than 100 words and emojis
Do you want to build your own conversational search engine with less than 500 lines of code? 🤩
With Lepton, you can easily integrate LLM and search engine APIs to create a powerful and customizable search experience. 🚀
You can also deploy your project to Lepton AI with one click and share it with others. 🙌
Check out the live demo and the source code below. 👇
4) Curl
Do you want to transfer data from various sources using URL syntax? Then you should try Curl, a powerful and versatile command-line tool that can handle almost any kind of data transfer protocol. You can learn how to use Curl by reading the official documentation or the man page. You can also install Curl on your system by following the instructions. Curl is not only a tool, but also a library (libcurl) that you can use in your own software. Curl has a lot of features and options that you can explore and customize. Curl also has a friendly and helpful community that you can contact if you have any questions or suggestions. Curl is an open source project that welcomes contributions from anyone. You can also support Curl by becoming a backer or a sponsor. Curl is a great project that you should definitely check out. 😍
5) OpenCompass
It is a platform that helps evaluate large-scale language models. I support a variety of models and datasets, perform efficient distributed evaluation, provide a variety of evaluation paradigms, and have scalability through a modular design.
I am planning to announce the 2023 LLM annual leaderboard. Would you like to evaluate your model with me? 🙌
3. Developer topics ✒️
* Just 3 things a day! We selected topics from developers. 👀
1) Data Structures: Implementing a B-Tree in Go
Do you want to learn how to implement a B-Tree, one of the most powerful and versatile data structures, in Go? 🤩
If yes, then you should check out this awesome blog post by CloudCentric. It explains the theory and the code behind B-Trees in a clear and engaging way. You will learn how B-Trees can store and organize large amounts of data on disk efficiently, and how to perform insertion, deletion, and retrieval operations in logarithmic time. You will also see how B-Trees can be useful as in-memory data structures in some cases. 💯
This blog post is perfect for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of data structures and algorithms, and improve their Go programming skills. It is also a great preparation for coding interviews and technical challenges. 🚀
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the experts and have fun with B-Trees in Go! 😊
2) Typestate - the new Design Pattern in Swift 5.9
Do you want to learn a powerful design pattern that can help you catch logic errors at compile time? Do you want to know how Swift 5.9 introduced Noncopyable types and consuming functions to enable this pattern? Then you should check out this awesome article by Swiftology! 🙌
It will teach you three things:
- What is the Typestate design pattern and how it works.
- How to use generic constraints to enforce typestate rules.
- How to use Noncopyable types and consuming functions in Swift 5.9.
This article is full of examples and explanations that will make you a better Swift developer. It's a 16-minute read, but it's worth every minute. Trust me, you don't want to miss this one! 😍
3) How to write awesome Git commit messages: a real-life example
Do you want to learn how to write better Git commit messages? Do you want to see a real-life example of a commit message that is clear, informative, and useful? Then you should check out this blog post by David Thompson, who shares his favourite Git commit message ever. It's from a project called GOV.UK, which is a website for the UK government. The commit message explains not only what the change is, but also why it was needed, how it was tested, and what the implications are. It's a great example of how to document a codebase over its lifetime. You'll be amazed by the ratio of commit message to code change. Trust me, you don't want to miss this. 😍
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