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Image by Editor   #  Introduction   Most of the time, you learn better by building things, as is common in frontend development. I remember when I first started coding, I spent a month reading about UI/UX, HTML, and CSS, but I still couldn’t design a simple interface. That’s because this kind of learning requires…

Image by Editor   #  Introduction   NotebookLM has quickly become a favorite for anyone working with deep, messy, or sprawling information, in order to quickly sort, summarize, or gain a better understand. However, some of its most powerful capabilities only emerge when you push it beyond the usual expected functionality of generating FAQs, study…

Image by Author   #  Introduction   Did you know that a large portion of valuable information still exists in unstructured text? For example, research papers, clinical notes, financial reports, etc. Extracting reliable and structured information from these texts has always been a challenge. LangExtract is an open-source Python library (released by Google) that solves…

Sponsored Content       Is your team using generative AI to enhance code quality, expedite delivery, and reduce time spent per sprint? Or are you still in the experimentation and exploration phase? Wherever you are on this journey, you can’t deny the fact that Gen AI is increasingly changing our reality today. It’s…

Image by Author   #  Introduction   While groupby().sum() and groupby().mean() are fine for quick checks, production-level metrics require more robust solutions. Real-world tables often involve multiple keys, time-series data, weights, and various conditions like promotions, returns, or outliers. This means you frequently need to compute totals and rates, rank items within each segment, roll…

Sponsored Content       Did you know that in the US, despite loving the brand or product, about 59% of consumers will walk away after a few bad experiences, according to a PwC report? The same report also mentions that about 17% will leave after just one unpleasant experience. The percentages and numbers…