Every day, humans make passive predictions when performing tasks such as crossing a road, where they estimate the speed of cars and their distance from them, or catching a ball by guessing its velocity and positioning their hands accordingly. These skills are gained through experience and practice. However, predicting complex…

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, mastering the art of npm package removal is essential. Whether you’re a seasoned engineer or just starting your coding journey, understanding how to efficiently remove packages using the npm uninstall command is a valuable skill. My latest article, “npm remove package" dives deep into this topic, guiding you through various scenarios, from removing packages locally to clearing out global dependencies. You'll also learn how to clean up unused dependencies and even unpublish packages from the npm registry.

A Beginner-Friendly Python Tutorial for Creating Image to Pencil Sketch Project — Have you ever wanted to create cool pencil drawings from your photos? Well, you’re in luck! In this beginner-friendly Python guide, we’ll walk you through the steps of turning any picture into a pencil sketch. …

A Beginner-Friendly Tutorial to Create a Handy Calculator Script in the Terminal — Are you eager to dive into the world of the terminal and explore the capabilities of Bash? Look no further! In this beginner-friendly tutorial, I will help you get familiar with the terminal environment and the powerful scripting language, Bash. We’ll start by introducing you to the basics of the…

A Guide to Understanding How Websites Operate: Exploring Server Connections and DNS Simplified with Cisco Packet Tracer — Have you ever wondered how your browser seamlessly connects to websites, allowing you to access information and interact with online services? Have you ever paused to consider what happens behind the scenes when you enter a website address like “twitter.com” into your browser? In reality, you are being redirected to…

The TCP/IP model, which defines the protocols and standards used in network communication, has four layers instead of the OSI model’s seven. To enable data transmission across networks, these layers cooperate. The TCP/IP model’s layers are briefly explained below 👇 Application Layer — Human Interaction The Application Layer is where applications and users interact with…

Originally Published at National News : Nepal Live Today The Public Service Commission(PSC) has suffered a significant data loss, with over 400,000 application records, 16,000 user accounts, and 60 government entities affected. The crash was caused by a reader in the hard disk that was installed by Oracle. The server…

The 7 layers that computer systems use to communicate over a network are described by the OSI model. In the early 1980s, all significant computer and telecommunications companies adopted it as the first universal model for network communications. The simpler TCP/IP model, rather than OSI, is the foundation of the…

Randomized algorithms utilize randomness as a crucial part of their logic to reduce time or space complexity compared to deterministic algorithms. They can be utilized for solving computational problems, such as searching, sorting, and optimization. Randomization can be beneficial in situations where a decision is uncertain, such as flipping a…