What could we learn from entry-level students in front-end web development? As seasoned professionals, you might think you’ve seen it all, but the truth is that the newcomers are asking the most intriguing questions and making connections that those of us who have spent years on the front end may have never considered.
When Airbnb announces something new, it’s the result of months of hard work, thinking, and testing.
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Apple has released MGIE, a new open-source AI model for image editing based on natural language instructions. As reported by VentureBeast, MGIE was developed in collaboration with researchers from the University of California, Santa Barbara, MGIE leverages multimodal large language models (MLLMs) to understand user commands and perform pixel-level manipulations on images.
An overwhelming number of frameworks and tooling available today gives the impression that web development has gotten perhaps too complex. As a newcomer, it can be frightening to have so many to consider, almost creating a fear of missing out that we see exploited to sell courses and tutorials on the new hot framework that you “cannot work without.”
For typography aficionados everywhere, there are a few banner days throughout the year to look forward to annually. The release of the Monotype Type Trends Report is one such highlight when the experts over at the heralded font foundry unveil the key trends in the typography space they forecast for the upcoming year. And guess what? Today’s the day for 2024!
Redesign of the oldest continuously published magazine in the US, with a focus on a scientific research and ideas.
Bard has been the best way for people to directly experience our most capable models. To reflect the advanced tech at its core, Bard will now simply be called Gemini. It’s available in 40 languages on the web, and is coming to a new Gemini app on Android and on the Google app on iOS.
“It really does feel like the rug got pulled out from underneath you,” said Jason Pearson, who left Figma in 2021 and owns company stock.
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