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The Khronos Group announces that its Analytic Rendering Exploratory Group has received strong industry support and is transitioning to a full Working Group to create an analytic rendering interface API for data visualization.
TranslateMe, an AI-driven decentralized translation platform, announced the release of a French to English Translation API. The API is currently free for interested parties to both test and use. While it's fully functional, the company reported that it only uses 20% of its total capability (which includes a database of 10 million French to English sentences).
Eventually, I settled on a list of questions I would ask myself for each problem as it arose. I found that asking these questions, in order, helped me make the best decision possible:
1) Is this really a problem?
2) Does the problem need to be solved?
3) Does the problem need to be solved now?
4) Does the problem need to be solved by me?
5) Is there a simpler problem I can solve instead?
We've talked about what it takes to be a senior developer before, and I'd say this kind of thinking should be on that list as well.
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