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What Are Design Patterns? History, Origins, and Software Development Impact

Design patterns are a cornerstone of modern software development—but they didn’t start in programming.

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What Are Design Patterns? History, Origins, and Software Development Impact

Design patterns are a cornerstone of modern software development—but they didn’t start in programming.

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How to Embed GA4 Tags on a Website

When setting up Google Analytics 4 on your website, there are a number of steps to complete.

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8 Linux Shell Commands for ACL and EA

Managing file permissions and attributes in Linux goes far beyond the familiar chmod, chown, and ls -l commands.

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Transfer Learning with Transformer Neural Networks

Transformer neural networks have revolutionized the field of natural language processing (NLP).

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Python Instances Explained: Data Types, Values, and Identity

In Python, every object you create is an instance with three key properties: its data type, its value, and its identity.

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How to Configure Ansible

When working with Ansible, the default settings aren’t always the best fit for your environment—especially in a development or test setup.

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What Is the scikit-learn Compatible Estimator?

When developing machine learning models in Python, ensuring they integrate smoothly with established tools can save significant time and effort.

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How to Use OpenAI’s API with LangChain: Setup, Environment Variables, and First Model Call

Want to integrate OpenAI’s powerful language models into your application? Whether you’re building with LangChain or experimenting with GPT-4o, the...

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8 Special Modules in Ansible

In this blog post, we introduce you to a selection of Ansible modules that allow you to trigger very specific (mostly internal) actions.

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What Are Custom Definitions in Google Analytics 4 (GA4)?

Many events in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) have fixed parameters that can be filled in automatically when they are called.