If you visit the This Person Does Not Exist website, you’ll be greeted by a simple portrait. Reload the page, and another face will pop onto your screen. But what is so mysterious about these seemingly regular pictures of everyday people?
Is Modi’s Government all about talking? Is India’s Economy on the verge of a recession? Why is BJP reluctant in properly addressing this slowdown? Is this why entrepreneurship is still a big risk in India? Let’s Look into it…. With an aim to acquire USD five trillion economy status, India has to consistently achieve a …
If you have an Android device, you might have heard the term APK and wondered what it means. Let’s quickly discuss what an APK is and why it’s important to Android.
Have you ever thought how internet enables faster data transfer? How to store large data in small storage devices? How compressed data can be read/written faster than original data?
We all have dreamt of making 1INR=1USD at least once in our life. You may also have doubts as to why INR and USD have different values. What if it actually happens? If 1 USD=1INR, you can buy iPhone 11 pro at RS.999, you can buy petrol just like buying water bottles. It feels cool, …
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Timsort: A very fast, O(n log n), is a hybrid stable sorting algorithm. It was implemented by Tim Peters in 2002 for use in the Python programming language and now used in java Arrays.sort() as well. Timsort first analyses the list it is trying to sort and then chooses an approach based on the analysis of …
Through Marvel and DC Comics, we have fantasized obtaining cool superpowers to defeat the bad guys. Well, The Infinity War and The Endgame had brought multiple tragic deaths to our superheroes, the latest being the Black widow and the Iron Man. We have even gone through intense emotions while watching these movies and even in …
HTTP is the application protocol that powers the Web. It began life as the so-called HTTP/0.9 protocol in 1991, and by 1999 had evolved to HTTP/1.1, which was standardised within the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force). HTTP/1.1 was good enough for a long time but the ever-changing needs of the Web called for a better-suited …