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Code Project, previously known as The Code Project, serves as a hub for computer programmers. It features a variety of articles covering numerous topics and programming languages, including web development, software development, C++, and Java. After a visitor creates a user account on the platform, they can earn reputation points that unlock various benefits. These perks include the ability to save personal files in their account area and use live hyperlinks in their profile biography, among others. Additionally, members have the opportunity to write and share their own articles and code for others to read and learn from.

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An Explanation of the Minimax Algorithm

Oct 13, 2024 | codeproject.com | George Swan

Download MiniMaxStats.zip - 5.6 KBIntroductionThe concept of recursion, where a method calls another instance of itself, can be somewhat difficult to understand because it requires, to some extent, 3D thinking. There is a need to consider both the input and output parameters and the depth of the recursive calls.
AI The MiniMax Algorithm

Oct 13, 2024 | codeproject.com | George Swan

Download MiniMaxStats.zip - 5.6 KBIntroductionThe concept of recursion, where a method calls another instance of itself, can be somewhat difficult to understand because it requires, to some extent, 3D thinking. There is a need to consider both the input and output parameters and the depth of the recursive calls.
Even a Single Bacterial Cell Can Sense the Seasons Changing

Oct 11, 2024 | codeproject.com | Elizabeth Landau |Steven Strogatz |Max Levy |Janna Levin

Introduction Every year, in latitudes far enough north or south, a huge swath of life on Earth senses that winter is coming. Leaves fall from trees, sparrows fly to the tropics, raccoons grow thick winter coats, and we unpack our sweaters from storage.
How do we fund open source?

Oct 10, 2024 | codeproject.com | Bill Doerrfeld |Howard Solomon |Matt Asay

The world has come to rely upon the free work of millions of skilled software developers—the maintainers of free open-source software (FOSS) projects. But the world hasn’t given them a tip. While it’s true that many open-source maintainers are passionate and contribute freely to the cause, others feel downtrodden or taken advantage of. “We continue to experience maintainer inequity in open source,” says Kevin Crosby, senior director of open source funding at GitHub.
Avoiding a Geopolitical Open Source Apocalypse

Oct 9, 2024 | codeproject.com | Randy Bias |Janakiram MSV |Luca Antiga |Loraine Lawson

Is a bifurcation of open source communities looming on the horizon? I recently attended a CNCF: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon China Summit in Hong Kong, where Chinese speakers and presentations dominated. This is expected in Hong Kong, but perhaps most enlightening was the number of net-new open source projects being developed primarily out of China. In recent years, China has increasingly become a center of gravity in the open source world.
Banishing Burnout: Data Security Hangs in Balance in Cyber Wellbeing Crisis

Oct 9, 2024 | codeproject.com | Charley Nash

Cybersecurity has a burnout problem. This is not new (or surprising) news per se, but we, as an industry, are certainly getting better at talking about it. The first step, they say, is admitting that there’s a problem. The next? Examine the scope and impact of the problem before thinking about how to solve it. Such were the key themes of a panel discussion, Combatting Burnout to Protect Both Your Data & Your Ethics, led by Andrew Rose, CISO of SoSafe, at this year’s International Cyber Expo.
Is the .io top level domain headed for extinction?

Oct 8, 2024 | codeproject.com | Paul Barker |Evan Schuman |Mikael Markander

Credit: Ruslan Khismatov / Shutterstock Message to all organizations that use .io domain names, of which there are currently an estimated 1.6 million: A move announced last week by the new Labour government in the UK could mean you may have to eventually replace that ccTLD (Country Code Top Level Domain).
Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded for Breakthroughs in Machine Learning

Oct 8, 2024 | codeproject.com | Lee Billings

The human brain, with its billions of interconnected neurons giving rise to consciousness, is generally considered the most powerful and flexible computer in the known universe. Yet for decades scientists have been seeking to change that via machine-learning approaches that emulate the brain’s adaptive computational prowess.
This Homemade AI Drone Software Finds People When Search and Rescue Teams Can’t

Oct 6, 2024 | codeproject.com | Tristan Kennedy

When Charlie Kelly first messaged saying he wouldn’t make it home that night, his partner wasn’t happy. It was September 6, 2023, a Wednesday, and the 56-year-old, a keen hillwalker, had left the house that he shared with Emer Kennedy in Tillicoultry, near the Scottish city of Stirling, before she went to work. His plan was to climb Creise, a 1,100-meter-high peak overlooking Glen Etive, the remote Highland valley made famous by the James Bond film Skyfall.
Enterprise buyer’s guide: Digital whiteboard software

Oct 4, 2024 | codeproject.com | Robert MITCHELL |Viktor Eriksson |Evan Schuman |Jonny Evans

Many people think of digital whiteboards as a simple adjunct to their videoconferencing software, an online space where remote and in-office participants — often software developers — can brainstorm, post ideas, and create simple diagrams on a whiteboard “canvas” using basic text and drawing tools. But with the current crop of dedicated tools, those are table stakes. Today’s advanced, dedicated digital whiteboard software tools can serve much broader audiences and a wider range of use cases.